Inspection Overview

During our inspections we aim to identify and document any defects, issues, or discrepancies that need to be addressed by the builder or developer. Please see below inspection itinerary:

1. Structural Issues:

- Cracks in walls, ceilings, or floors.

- Uneven floors or walls.

- Issues with load-bearing walls or structural supports.

- Insufficient or uneven insulation.

2. Finishing and Decoration:

- Paint or plaster defects, such as peeling, flaking, or uneven application.

- Problems with tiling, such as misaligned tiles, cracked grout, or loose tiles.

- Poorly finished woodwork, including doors, windows, and skirting boards.

- Inadequate or uneven finishes on surfaces.

3. Doors and Windows:

- Poorly fitted doors or windows that don't open or close properly.

- Gaps or drafts around doors and windows.

- Defective locks, handles, or hinges.

4. Electrical Systems:

- Non-functioning or improperly installed electrical outlets and switches.

- Inadequate lighting or insufficient electrical points.

- Loose wires or exposed wiring.

- Issues with the circuit breaker or fuse box.

5. Plumbing and Heating:

- Leaks, drips, or water stains.

- Poor water pressure or drainage issues.

- Problems with radiators, underfloor heating, or air conditioning systems.

- Malfunctioning or improperly installed plumbing fixtures, such as sinks, toilets, and showers.

6. Kitchen and Bathroom Fixtures:

- Issues with kitchen cabinets, countertops, and appliances.

- Problems with bathroom fixtures, such as sinks, toilets, and showers.

- Leaks or drainage problems in kitchen and bathroom areas.

7. Safety Concerns:

- Faulty or missing smoke detectors or carbon monoxide alarms.

- Inadequate fire safety measures, such as missing fire doors.

- Electrical hazards or exposed wiring.

8. External Areas:

- Cracks or defects in the exterior walls.

- Problems with the roof, gutters, and downspouts.

- Uneven or damaged paving, driveways, or pathways.

9. General Workmanship:

- Any signs of poor workmanship or incomplete tasks.

- Quality of materials used in construction.

10. Documentation and Snag List:

- Ensuring that all promised features and finishes are present and of acceptable quality.

- Creating a detailed snagging report that lists all identified issues, their locations, and recommended actions for rectification.

Our goal is to provide a comprehensive assessment of the property's condition and help ensure that the new homeowner receives a property that meets the expected standards of quality and safety.