Our Goal is to Deliver Trusted Snagging Surveys

 Buying a new-build home doesn’t always mean it’s free from defects. A Snagging Survey helps you identify both minor cosmetic issues and major structural concerns before you move in. By arranging an independent inspection from a Chartered Surveyor or Engineer, you ensure that any problems are reported and resolved by the developer before completion.

At Structura, we carry out a thorough visual inspection of all accessible internal and external areas, checking the quality of workmanship against industry standards. Our Pre-Completion Inspection Survey gives you the leverage to have defects corrected—saving you stress, time, and money.

With a Structura Snagging Survey, you can move into your new home with confidence, knowing that every visible defect has been independently identified and reported. Our expert inspections not only hold developers accountable but also protect your long-term investment, giving you peace of mind from day one.

92 %

Smarter Negotiations

Clients used our reports to successfully renegotiate property prices based on identified defects.
85 %

Hidden Issues Uncovered

Most of the problems we spot—like damp, subsidence, or roofing defects—were missed during viewings.
100 %

Clear Follow-Up Support

Every report includes a free consultation call to explain findings in plain language.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before booking your Snagging Survey.
We’ve answered some of the most common questions from new-build homeowners so you know exactly what to expect.

A Snagging Survey is an independent inspection of a new-build property carried out before you complete your purchase or just after moving in. It highlights defects ranging from minor cosmetic issues to significant structural concerns.

The ideal time is before legal completion, as part of a Pre-Completion Inspection. This gives your developer time to rectify any issues before you move in. However, surveys can also be carried out after you’ve moved in.

Defects can include poor workmanship, cosmetic imperfections, faulty fittings, unfinished work, or even structural issues. We check both the inside and outside of the property.

If defects are identified, the developer is responsible for correcting them under their warranty and building obligations. Our report gives you the evidence needed to request remedial works.

Yes. Developers may carry out their own inspections, but an independent survey ensures your property is reviewed impartially and to professional standards, protecting your investment.