Snagging News
New Build Garden Defects Highlight Common Snagging Issues for UK Homeowners
New build homeowner discovers turf laid over building rubble with insufficient topsoil, highlighting common garden defects and the importance of thorough snagging inspections.
New Statesman Exposes Britain's New Build Crisis
New Statesman investigation reveals Britain's new build housing crisis with properties worth £0, structural failures, and buyers trapped in defective homes despite paying hundreds of thousands.
Government Mandates Solar Panels for New Build Homes
Government mandates solar panels on vast majority of new build homes in England. New regulations to save homeowners £500 annually on energy bills from 2027.
Keepmoat Homes Apologises for Issues with New-Build Bradford Home
A Bradford family's nightmare experience with their new-build home highlights the importance of thorough snagging inspections, as Keepmoat Homes apologises for ongoing heating problems and construction defects.
Abandoned Dover New-Build Estate Raises Concerns for Homebuyers as Enzo Homes Goes Bust
An unfinished housing development in Dover has been abandoned after Enzo's Homes went into liquidation, leaving 29 partially built properties and a controversial "chalk scar" on the Kent Downs landscape.
New Build Residents Left in Limbo as Developer Fails to Complete Essential Infrastructure
Residents of a Stoke-on-Trent new-build estate face ongoing issues with unfinished roads, broken streetlights and drainage problems, despite moving in five years ago.
Infrastructure and Quality Issues Plague £425k New Build Estate Over a Decade After Construction
Discover how residents of a £425k new build estate in Swindon face ongoing infrastructure issues and property defects, highlighting crucial lessons for new build homeowners.
New Build Homeowners Face £50,000 Bill for Faulty Sewage System
Residents of a Kent new-build estate face £50,000 bill for faulty sewage system. Investigation reveals incorrect installation of pipes in Clarendon Homes development.
New Build Homeowner Faces £2,000 Repair Bills Within First Year
First-time buyer Mary Leeper shares her struggles with a £210k new-build home in Middlesbrough, facing £2,000 in repair costs for insulation, flooring and roof issues while the developer remains unresponsive.
Flood Risk Concerns Rise for New Build Developments in England
New analysis reveals over 100,000 new homes could be built in England's highest-risk flood zones. Essential reading for new build buyers concerned about flood risks.