Zero Snagging Handover
Zero snagging handover means that at the point of practical completion, every item on the pre-handover snag list has been cleared and the client's inspection produces no new unresolved defects. The client receives a fully complete, fully operational space on the agreed handover date — not a space that requires a further three weeks of rectification.
Achieving zero snagging requires quality management embedded throughout construction — not a sprint in the final week. Key practices include: daily quality checks by the site manager against workmanship standards, material inspection on delivery, trade-by-trade sign-off as each phase completes, and a rigorous internal pre-handover inspection before the client ever enters the space. On projects where it has been achieved, client feedback consistently cites it as the single most significant differentiator from previous fit-out experiences.
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