What Is Snagging? 

Snagging refers to the process of inspecting a newly completed building for any minor faults and defects that can be rectified and amended before the project is fully finished. These could include poor workmanship and material faults alongside more serious defects that would cause a building to fail building regulations. During snagging, an inspector will search for anything that is broken or damaged within the building and its structure during construction, as well as checking the quality of the building to ensure it complies with all relevant codes and specifications. Then repairs will be made to ensure that the building is of the highest possible standard. It is inevitable in all construction projects that snagging will be an essential part of the process, and should be done once a building developer has finished construction and decoration. 

Our fabrication company has a skilled and experienced team who offer a 24/7 call out service for any snagging you find.  We are experienced in rectifying all issues and will endeavour to complete all rectifications in the most timely and cost effective way to the client.  Our comprehensive service includes:

• Misplaced Brackets
• Incorrect Hole Locations
• Missed Steel Connections
• Incorrect fittings
• Rectifying abrasive surfaces
• Onsite Painting Service