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Photographs of snagging defects in new homes
These photographs show that the quality of new homes in 2011 is as bad as ever. Bricklayers cannot build a soldier arch properly (Charles Church) and tradesmen seem incapable of fixing fittings in line, level or vertical (Bellway). Each year, on a minimum average, defects like these, are overlooked or ignored over 1500 times by the house builder’s own staff.
This is in addition to the 30 or so tradesmen working on the site each day.
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Snagging Gallery
| Snagging and Quality |
| Why do new homes have defects |
| Professional snagging |
| Snagging research |
| DIY snagging your new home |
| SNAGGING DEFECT PHOTOGRAPHS |
| External DIY snaglist |
| Internal DIY snaglist |
| External snagging defect photo slideshow |
| Internal snagging defect photo slideshow |
| Who are the best house builders |
| The worst house builders |
| Builder's end of year figures |
| HBF customer satisfaction survey results |
| NHBC awards league table |
| Job Vacancies |
| Persimmon Homes |
| Taylor Wimpey Homes |
| Barratt Homes |
| Bellway Homes |
| Redrow Homes |
| Bovis Homes |
| Berkeley Homes |
| Linden Homes |
| Crest Homes |
| Miller Homes |
| Bloor Homes |
| Taylor Wimpey on BBC Watchdog |
| New home customer satisfaction surveys |
| HBF New home survey results |
| HBF House builder star rating |