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Snag List/Structural survey

borderfox11 · 2014-10-23 11:09:22

hi, moving into a new build soon Just wondering do I need a Snagger and also a Structural Engineer to check out the house before i move in or is a snag list usually enough? thanks

23-10-2014 11:09am

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borderfox11

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hi, moving into a new build soon

Just wondering do I need a Snagger and also a Structural Engineer to check out the house before i move in or is a snag list usually enough?

thanks

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#2 23-10-2014 1:27pm

on_my_oe

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We are having our snag done by an engineer - my theory being I want to be covered if the house is going to fall down. I'm also getting the drains inspected separately

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#3 23-10-2014 3:39pm

paulers06

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We're getting a structural engineer to do our snag. A lot of the snag is to do with vent placing, insulating water tank and all those boring regulation things that they know about

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