Construction snagging list guides
A snag is only useful if someone can find it, own it and close it. A photo in a camera roll with no location and no owner is not a snag, it is a problem you will forget. These guides set out how to run a snagging list that actually gets closed, with what each item needs to capture, the order to work in, and worked examples for different jobs.
Snagging List for a New Build
What to capture, the order to snag, and how to close it out before handover.
Snagging List for an Extension
The junctions where new work meets the existing house, and what to check.
Snagging List for a Commercial Handover
Practical completion, M&E commissioning, the defects period and documentation.
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