Renovation Translation: Snagging
- Rebecca Bailey Price
- Apr 28
- 1 min read
Snagging is the process of identifying and fixing small issues once the main construction work is complete. These are usually minor things — paint touch-ups, small gaps in joinery, doors that need adjusting, fixtures that need tightening.
A snagging list is created so the builder or contractor can work through and resolve any remaining details before the project is fully signed off. It's a completely normal part of the renovation process, and it's how you make sure everything is finished to the standard you expect.
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