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What Buyers Need to Know About Snagging Reports

  • holl176
  • Nov 10, 2025
  • 1 min read

A snagging report is more than a checklist — it’s your tool to hold the builder accountable. Knowing what to expect helps you take full advantage of the warranty process.




What the Report Includes




Detailed description of each defect

Photographs for clarity and evidence

Prioritisation of critical vs minor issues

Guidance on actions the builder must take





Why Professional Reports Matter


A report prepared by a registered surveyor carries authority and ensures builders take all defects seriously. Without this, minor issues can be dismissed or ignored.




Conclusion


Your snagging report is your key to a flawless new home. Make sure it’s professional, comprehensive, and prepared by a qualified inspector.

 
 
 

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