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What “Finished” Really Means in New Build Construction

  • Feb 16
  • 1 min read

To a homeowner, a finished home means everything works and looks right. In construction terms, finished can simply mean practical completion has been achieved.


This distinction matters. Practical completion allows handover even when minor defects remain. Snagging identifies these remaining issues so they can be addressed properly.


Understanding this difference helps homeowners approach the process with realistic expectations.

 
 
 

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