When a construction or refurbishment project reaches practical completion, attention naturally turns to snagging. Finishes are inspected, services are tested, certificates are gathered, and outstanding defects are logged before the property is handed over.
When a construction or refurbishment project reaches practical completion, attention naturally turns to snagging.
Finishes are inspected, services are tested, certificates are gathered, and outstanding defects are logged before the property is handed over.
One detail, however, can easily be overlooked: who still has access to the building?
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When a construction or refurbishment project reaches practical completion, attention naturally turns to snagging. Finishes are inspected, services are tested, certificates are gathered, and outstanding defects are logged before the property is handed over. One detail, however, can easily be overlooked: who still has access to the building?
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