01 · Walls and ceilings
In normal daylight, look for unfinished paint, damaged edges, visible cracks or stains. Photograph what you see; do not guess the cause. Significant cracks or persistent damp need a qualified professional.
Try guided homeowner checks
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Know what to check. Keep a clear record.
Start with a room, not a blank form.
Try a check, select “Problem found” and add a fictional observation. In a paid project you can attach your photos, save progress and issue your own report.
What to look for in Kitchen
0 of 8 checks resolved · 8 still need attention
A starting checklist, not an exhaustive inspection, safety test or certificate. Check only safely accessible areas. Do not dismantle, climb or test electrical, gas or structural systems. Ask a qualified professional about safety concerns.
02 · Floors and skirting
From a safe walking position, look for chipped or cracked finishes, missing grout and unfinished edges. Do not lift flooring or carry out impact tests.
03 · Doors and handles
Open and close accessible doors normally. Look for sticking, rubbing, damaged surfaces or a latch that does not catch. Do not force a door or adjust fire-door hardware.
04 · Windows and visible seals
From inside at floor level, look for damaged glass, frames or incomplete visible seals. Use normal handles only where safe. Do not lean out, climb or remove restrictors.
05 · Cupboard doors and drawers
Open and close each accessible door and drawer normally. Look for sticking, loose handles, damaged finishes or doors that do not line up. Do not dismantle or adjust fittings.
06 · Worktops and splashbacks
Look for chips, cracks, unfinished edges and visible gaps at joins. Compare finishes with the agreed specification.
07 · Sink and visible pipework
Look for visible moisture, stains or incomplete seals around the sink and accessible pipes. Ask the builder to demonstrate normal operation. Do not dismantle, flood-test or touch hot pipes.
08 · Appliance handover
Compare installed appliances with the agreed specification. Look for visible damage and request manuals and a demonstration from the builder. Do not connect, disconnect or test electrical or gas installations.
In your project, direct capture also lets you record problems beyond this starting checklist.
Your sample snag list
No snags recorded. Try “Problem found” on a check above.
In your project, review the wording and requested action, attach evidence and issue a PDF for your builder. Checklist answers do not automatically declare a repair fixed.
Guided visual-check record
These are the user’s observations, not professional verification. “Looks OK” does not establish safety or absence of hidden defects. Uncertain and unchecked items remain listed below. Reinspection outcomes are recorded separately against the snags.
Kitchen · 8 unresolved checks
- Walls and ceilingsNot checked
- Floors and skirtingNot checked
- Doors and handlesNot checked
- Windows and visible sealsNot checked
- Cupboard doors and drawersNot checked
- Worktops and splashbacksNot checked
- Sink and visible pipeworkNot checked
- Appliance handoverNot checked
One property. No subscription. Basic visual prompts, not a professional survey or safety certification.