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Snagger - Limerick

masterboy123

Could anyone recommend a snagger to check on a new house please?

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DirtyHarry88

masterboy123 wrote: »

Could anyone recommend a snagger to check on a new house please?

What is a snagger?

un5byh7sqpd2x0

Snag List Steve. Google him.

He did my house, very highly recommended

masterboy123

Thank you. What's his approx cost?

Andre Obedient Backstroke wrote: »

Snag List Steve. Google him.

He did my house, very highly recommended

masterboy123

Snagging is a careful, detailed check of your newly built house or apartment to identify defects in the build.

DirtyHarry88 wrote: »

What is a snagger?

un5byh7sqpd2x0

masterboy123 wrote: »

Thank you. What's his approx cost?

425 I think

masterboy123

I got a quote for 700 euros.

Anyone else can recommend a Snagger please?

Andre Obedient Backstroke wrote: »

Snag List Steve. Google him.

He did my house, very highly recommended

un5byh7sqpd2x0

From Steve? That's mad Ted, he was 425 9 months ago!

masterboy123

Cost of initial inspection €495:00.

second inspection at a reduced rate of €395:00.

Andre Obedient Backstroke wrote: »

From Steve? That's mad Ted, he was 425 9 months ago!

un5byh7sqpd2x0

You can do the second inspection yourself.

masterboy123

Thank you.
But still I find the 500€ very expensive. (our budget)

Andre Obedient Backstroke wrote: »

You can do the second inspection yourself.

banie01

masterboy123 wrote: »

Thank you.
But still I find the 500€ very expensive. (our budget)

It's a big price jump alright, gotta love Irish professional/construction services

It's still a lot cheaper than missing something and trying to rectify it post acceptance.

There are none of the professional services around buying property that are cheap and much of that can be attributed to insurance costs and cpd requirements.

un5byh7sqpd2x0

masterboy123 wrote: »

Thank you.
But still I find the 500€ very expensive. (our budget)

It's the biggest investment you've ever made in your life so far, €500 isn't a whole lot to make sure it's perfect. Trying to get stuff sorted after the face can be a nightmare. The process, if done right, takes most of a day to do and Steve will go through the entire list from top to bottom with you - meaning you know what to look for when you go through it again yourself after it's been fixed.

You'll be surprised at what they will find, there were 38 snags in my en-suite alone...