Greater Manchester · M3, M5–M7, M27–M30, M38

Snagging surveys in Salford

Snagging inspections for Salford new build apartments, townhouses and family homes.

  • RPSA — Residential Property Surveyors AssociationRPSA accredited & fully insured
  • NHBC/NHQB-aligned report in 48 hours
  • Drone & thermal imaging as standard

New build snagging in Salford

Salford has more high-rise new build than anywhere else in the North West outside Manchester city centre. MediaCity, Salford Quays and the Adelphi towers are apartment inspections, and apartment defects are rarely the ones homeowners expect.

In towers we most often log unbalanced or noisy MVHR units, balcony drainage that ponds, glazing seals with gaps at the head, and communal-to-private junction finishes left incomplete. Because you can't reach the facade, thermal imaging from inside is the practical way to prove cold bridging around window frames.

Out in Worsley, Boothstown, Walkden, Eccles and Monton the work is conventional family housing, where roof, insulation and drainage defects dominate the list.

Apartment and high-rise inspections a speciality.

Inspected personally by Gareth. Every Salford survey is carried out by Gareth himself, our RPSA-accredited founder. No subcontractors, no junior surveyors and no agency desk. He does one inspection per day and spends the full day on a single home. Dates in Salford go fast once developers issue notice to complete, so book as soon as you have an estimated completion date.

New build developments we cover around Salford

  • Countryside Homes The Fairways at Brackley Village, Little Hulton
  • MediaCity, Salford Quays and Adelphi apartment towers
  • Worsley, Boothstown and Walkden family housing
  • Eccles and Monton new build estates

AS Pro Snag is independent of these developers. Listings identify our coverage, not developer endorsements or current plot availability. Only sites marked “recently inspected by Gareth” describe completed inspections.

Developers building in Salford

RenakerCountryside PartnershipsBarratt HomesBellwayPersimmon

Salford snagging questions

How much is a snagging survey in Salford?

Fixed prices apply everywhere we work: from £349 for a 1–2 bedroom home, £400 for 3 bedrooms, £490 for 4 bedrooms and £600 for 5+ bedrooms. Drone and thermal imaging and the full PDF report are included, with no travel charge in Salford.

How soon can you inspect in Salford?

Apartment and high-rise inspections a speciality. Call 0161 808 2200 or request a fixed-price quote and we'll confirm the next available date.

Which Salford postcodes do you cover?

We cover M3, M5–M7, M27–M30, M38 across Greater Manchester, along with the surrounding towns and villages.

Do you charge extra to travel to Salford?

No. AS Pro Snag charges no travel fee for Salford or anywhere else in the North West — the fixed price by bedroom count is the whole cost, including the drone roof survey, thermal imaging and the PDF report within 48 hours.

Are you RPSA accredited for snagging surveys in Salford?

Yes. AS Pro Snag (Alexanderstock Professional Snagging Services) is RPSA accredited and fully insured, and inspects new build homes in Salford against NHBC Standards and the NHQB New Homes Quality Code.

Which new build developments do you inspect in Salford?

We cover new build homes around Countryside Homes The Fairways at Brackley Village, Little Hulton; MediaCity, Salford Quays and Adelphi apartment towers; Worsley, Boothstown and Walkden family housing; Eccles and Monton new build estates. A listing means the development is within our service area, not that we work for its developer. Gareth completes one inspection per day; contact us with your estimated handover date to check availability.

Can you inspect a high-rise apartment?

Yes — apartment and high-rise inspections are a speciality. Where drone access is restricted we use internal thermal imaging and a detailed facade visual instead.

Nearby areas we cover

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Book your Salford snagging inspection

Fixed prices from £349, drone and thermal imaging included, full report within 48 hours of the inspection.