Pre-handover workmanship reviews
Identify visible plastering and rendering concerns before handover.
A focused review of agreed internal and external finishes, helping project teams and owners document workmanship issues before practical completion or remedial acceptance.
Clear starting prices
Pre-handover specialist review from £395
A limited workmanship review of agreed accessible specialist finishing areas at a smaller Essex property, with a concise location-specific issues list.
Prices shown are total customer starting prices, including VAT if applicable. Larger scopes, additional travel or special access are quoted and agreed before booking. No work is authorised by submitting an enquiry.
Compare services and feesUseful before sign-off or remedial acceptance
A targeted pre-handover check can give a client, developer or contractor a documented view of accessible finishes while there is still an opportunity to discuss outstanding issues. It is limited to the agreed specialist trades, not an all-trades snagging survey.
Areas we may check
- Visible walls, ceilings, plasterboard joints and finish quality
- External render surfaces, openings, beads and terminations
- Accessible EWI finishing details against supplied system information
- Apparent defects or inconsistent finishes with their exact locations
- Available snagging records, specifications and relevant acceptance criteria
A practical, documented review
- Agree rooms, elevations, timing and the trades included
- Confirm site access, health-and-safety arrangements and relevant records
- Walk the agreed areas and photograph observable concerns
- Record a defined list of locations and issues, with limitations stated
- Agree whether a snagging schedule, further assessment or report is required
A review does not replace project certification
This is not a guarantee that all defects have been found, an approval of concealed work or formal certification of compliance. The responsibility for completion, specification compliance and statutory sign-off remains with the relevant project parties.
Discuss your next step
Review findings can help frame a proportionate conversation about further inspection or remedial work, without predetermining contractual responsibility.