The UK's Leading Snagging Site
We have had coverage on Tonight with Trevor
McDonald, GMTV, in the Sunday Times, the Telegraph, in the Mail on Sunday and many
more.
Snagging.org is the UK's No1 New Homes Snagging Site and aims to empower new home buyers by providing:
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New Homes News
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One of the UK's largest builders has apologised to a couple after they reported a catalogue of serious faults with their new home.
Suzanne and Richard Dewar-Smith have suffered since April when they moved into their home in Copperfield Close, on the Fairfield Park estate, Stotfold, built by Persimmon Homes.
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New Homes News
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Which? interviewed Imtiaz Farookhi in August 2006 and one of the things he talked about was snagging companies . Although it was more like an ill-informed attack on the business model, rather than a well balanced discussion.
Unfortunately, to read the article you have to sign up for a free trial, but you do get a free digital camera. (It is not a very good one, but it can be used as a webcam and the tripod is quite good.)
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Snagging Experiences
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Follow Scott and Kath Turner as through the process of buying a new David Wilson Homes house. Hopefully, like most of the other bloggers they will get a house finished to a better standard than most. Or maybe not...
This newsfeed is pulled from David Wilson Homes:
David Wilson Homes newsfeed.
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New Homes News
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Newcastle-based Bellway Homes was fined at Barnsley Magistrates' Court after pleading guilty to the pollution of Knoll Beck at Brampton near Barnsley.
The company, of Dudley Lane, Seaton Burn, was also ordered to pay full costs of £2,119.87 to the Environment Agency, which brought the case.
James Keeley, for the Environment Agency, told the court that on December 13, 2004 an Environment Agency officer attended the Knoll Beck, which is next to the Heron's Reach Development on Pontefract Road at Brampton near Barnsley, to carry out routine water quality tests.
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New Homes News
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A frustrated homeowner lost his temper and brawled with staff when a building company failed to fix 400 defects in his new luxury villa.
Alan McIntee finally flew into a rage after claiming he had visited the Muir Homes sales office to complain on more than 100 occasions.
He tried to speak to management on the office phone, but when it was taken away from him he lashed out at the company's staff.
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