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Snagging a new apartment

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  • 07-12-2004 6:36pm
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    Nicole090803
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    Does anyone know of someone available to complete a snag on a new apartment in Blanchardstown asap.


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    #2
    Victor
    Registered Users Posts: 78,388 ✭✭✭✭Victor


    /me whores self http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=2118089&postcount=2


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    brettreid
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    Nicole090803 wrote:
    Does anyone know of someone available to complete a snag on a new apartment in Blanchardstown asap.

    go to

    www.odysseycorporation.com

    or contact
    Brett Reid
    0879040118

    Professional snag lists and inspection services available.


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    Carpenter
    Registered Users Posts: 2,683 ✭✭✭Carpenter


    Nicole090803 wrote:
    Does anyone know of someone available to complete a snag on a new apartment in Blanchardstown asap.
    Hi
    I do it all the time pm me and we will see


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    garthv
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    "snag" an appartment ?


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    Borzoi
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    GaRtH_V wrote:
    "snag" an appartment ?

    To generate a snag list - which is the list of all major and minor defects in a new building as constructed by the building trade

    Usually a long list ;)


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    Victor
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    GaRtH_V wrote:
    "snag" an appartment ?
    A "snag list" is a list prepared on behalf of a client / purchaser of the (hopefully) minor problems in a building, presented tot he builder / seller.


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    bofs
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    Try www.archisurveys.pro.ie one man operation in the north west but he can arrange people in dublin or he will travel.


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    Enii
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,546 ✭✭✭Enii


    Liffey Architects 01-8089154 or email them, info@liffeyarchitects.com


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    garred
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    Do it yourself, thats what I did. Just go through each room individually and check everything from top to bottom. ;)


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    Victor
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    garred wrote:
    Do it yourself, thats what I did. Just go through each room individually and check everything from top to bottom. ;)
    So how well do you know the building regulations?


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    garred
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    Victor wrote:
    So how well do you know the building regulations?
    Relax the kacks..What do you need them for. You check everything yourself. Bought numerous properties in the past, got alsorts of "experts" to snag it and its all common sense. You don't need specialised equipment just your eyes and savvy. If the water pressure aint right, if you see damp, if an electrical socket looks off, if the tank is leaking, etc, maybe some people could give you pointers on this thread. At the end of the day you can pay a guy 200 to spend half an hour in your apartment to list the things you would have spotted.


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