Snagging

Q. What is snagging?

A snag is a minor issue or defect that can be found in a property after the completion of the building work. However, it can lead to more serious predicaments in the near future such as electric, pumping and AC fixtures and fittings that may not be working or may have been installed incorrectly.

Q. What is the purpose of a move-in inspection report?

Inspection reports prove the condition of the property when the tenant moves in. The move-in inspection report must take occur one week before or after the tenant moves in.

Q. Why is a Move-Out Inspection Important?

Move-out inspections are crucial for landlords and property managers who want to recover the cost of the damage as quickly as possible. A streamlined and efficient move-out walk-through where everyone agrees also avoids disputes and conflict with tenants. A move-out inspection is also crucial for tenants who want their full security deposit refunded and may want to fix any damages like a hole in the closet wall themselves.

Q. What is 11-month warranty inspection?

The 11-month warranty inspection is an inspection just before the builder's warranty expires. In some cases, the warranty might extend until two years. This inspection is critical to finding defects in the home that might have happened during the homeownership process or were not found before.

Q. What is a building condition assessment?

An assessment of the condition of the building is the process of examining the entire building and infrastructure components, including equipment for mechanical and electrical systems, building frames, internal structure and finishes as well as building sites.