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Snagging

Independent and professional snagging inspections

Providing excellent value for your money by ticking the snagging checklist!

Are you looking for a home in pristine condition?

To get one, you might think that purchasing a new build home is the correct answer for you.

But the newly built home need not necessarily mean that you will get an excellent outcome.

Even the new built properties are prone to several minor defects caused due to poor equipment or workmanship.

If you figure out any defects in your new built home, you can itemize and report them to the builders. But what if you have no way out to tackle it?

If you think so then you are completely wrong!

We understand it’s not only frustrating but also unfair to you to pay full price for a half-done house.

Surely, imperfections are part of the charm. But should you be expected to pay for them?

What is snagging?

A snag refers to the minor defects that remain in the property after the building construction work has been completed.

It is something that is broken, damaged, or not fitted properly, giving an unfinished look to the space. It can also include a scratch on a window or a missing hinge on the window or door.

Several cosmetic defects; however, many severe defects can be notified, including the kitchen fixtures and major cracks that are not fitted appropriately.

Any broken unit or even scratch can be considered a sag.

Although it is the contractor’s or builder’s responsibility to perform a thorough inspection of the entire space once it is complete, many fail to do so.

As a result, the property buyers have to bear an additional cost after purchasing the property. At TEL Kitchens, we take care of it all.

Why is snagging a problem?

Whenever you think about snagging, many defects may hamper the functionality, while others might be associated with aesthetics.

This means that several specific snags can badly affect the property’s functionality while making it look unattractive.

Snags in the kitchen cabinets are the most common example of a problematic snag. This may indicate that the materials used to develop the cabinet are not up to the mark and may tarnish the entire look of the space.

Cracks in the ceiling is another profound snagging list example that represents a larger issue with the property’s structure.

Also, the broken kitchen countertops can be a risky form of snags that may fall while you are working on them, causing a severe issue.

What is an ideal sagging list?

While there are ample snags that must not be ignored, since every property has distinctive snags, which are just related to aesthetics while others may hinder the functionality, but the most common pitfalls that you must never ignore include:

Unable to identify door and windowsill snags?

Stuck or ajar door, door snagging, gaps in the concrete and frame, scratched frame, paint splashes his and chips are a few problematic snags in the windows and doors.

Understanding and identifying flooring snags?

Stained flooring is one of the most common snag types that buyers encounter. The stained flooring may include some stubborn stains that might stay for years or some painted splashes.

Kitchen snags, complicated to identify?

A kitchen is the hub of ample kitchen appliances and accessories. Any issue with accessories or appliances, either hindering the look of the space or obstructing its functionality, must be taken care of.

A single kitchen snagging must be taken very seriously as sooner or later, this snag may result in severe outcomes. So, you must have a complete kitchen snagging list to get the desired outcome.

Confused about identifying wall and ceiling snags?

Scratched walls, cracked walls, uneven finishes, and shrinkage cracks around the ceiling edges are some of the huge concerns that require attention.

Challenging to identify the wardrobe snags?

Check for broken hinged or slider doors on the wardrobes, common chips, and inappropriately polished surfaces.

Bright lighting highlighting the compromised quality?

You should keep an eye on untidy or patchy finishes around the lighting fixtures and switchboards. Also, ensure that the switchboards are well fitted and functioning as promised.

Significance of Snagging Checklist

Snagging is a detailed inspection of a finished project. It is important to detect and remove the minor imperfections caused by any means. The imperfections here should never question or misjudge the sincerity of fitters. A snag can occur even in a top-notch kitchen designed with the highest standards of innovation. It simply means that the fittings may experience some unexpected cause due to climate changes, a hit by a hammer or a heavy object and may be due to an insect. A snagging checklist assures the full-fledged health of each installation. With this, a new build is free from snagging issues such as leaks, poor joinery, chipped worktops, damaged units, heating faults and loose wiring. It boosts the project integrity, durability and reliability. So, snagging is of the utmost importance.

Mastering Perfection by Snagging Each Project

TEL Kitchens carries out the snagging to rectify noticeable concerns as part of its design & fitting services. A snag can occur even to a project delivered with full potential and dedication. If something goes wrong with the project before it is handed over to clients, it is our weight to bear. We never step back from snagging inspection. Because we know the value of our work and your faith in us. As an accountable agency, we look for structural damage and fix it right away. It is executed before the final delivery of a well-furnished kitchen to our clients. Our projects are refined through continuous improvements and snagging is the last of them. A snag report is prepared and then the dedicated tradesmen handle the fixing. After this, the project dances in tune with optimal results. Just like you give a final touch to an artwork; we polish up our kitchen fittings with additional snag inspections. It pours the last drop of confidence in us.

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