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Home inspections, by Ajusteur
Snag reportSR 0142, example
Home
2 bedroom apartment
Where
Dubai, before handover
Inspected
Tuesday 3 November 2026, 10:00 to 12:40
On the day
Power, water and air conditioning on. Every room open.

Summary

10Snags found
4Fix first
6Minor

The home is in good order overall. Four snags should be fixed before you accept it: a split shower seal, a damp patch the thermal camera found above the bedroom ceiling, a dripping sink pipe and a loose balcony railing post. The other six are finishing work your developer should complete.

What we checked

  • Walls, floors and ceilingsEvery room, tiles tapped, paint and plaster looked at in raking light2 snags
  • Doors and windowsEvery door and window opened, closed and locked, seals and glass1 snag
  • Kitchen and wardrobesDoors, drawers, hinges, worktop joints and the appliances supplied2 snags
  • Bathrooms and waterTaps run hot and cold, drains, sealant, pipes under every sink2 snags
  • Electrics and air conditioningEvery socket tested, every switch and light tried, every room cooling1 snag
  • Thermal cameraCeilings, walls around wet rooms, AC grilles and the distribution board1 snag
  • BalconyRailing, glass, drainage and tiles1 snag

The snags

  1. Split white sealant between a shower tray and grey wall tiles, marked with blue tape
    1. Main bathroomFix first
    Shower tray, back corner

    Sealant split along about 40 cm between the tray and the wall tiles. Water can get behind the tiles.

    Ask your developer: Remove and reseal the full length of the tray.

  2. Thermal image of a ceiling with a cold blue patch spreading from an air conditioning grille
    2. Bedroom 2Fix first
    Ceiling beside the AC grille, thermal camera

    The thermal camera shows a cold, damp patch spreading from the grille. Nothing shows on the paint yet.

    Ask your developer: Check the AC drain and duct above the ceiling for a leak, then dry and repaint.

  3. Waste pipe under a kitchen sink with a water drop at the joint and a stain on the cabinet base
    3. KitchenFix first
    Sink cabinet

    Slow drip from the waste pipe joint when the tap runs. The cabinet base is already stained.

    Ask your developer: Tighten or replace the joint and replace the base if it has swollen.

  4. Base of a balcony railing post with cracked grout around the plate, marked with blue tape
    4. BalconyFix first
    Railing, third post from the door

    The post moves by hand and the grout around its base plate has cracked.

    Ask your developer: Check the fixings of the post and regrout the base.

  5. Beige floor tiles by a balcony door with two marked with blue tape crosses and a tapping hammer
    5. Living roomMinor
    Floor by the balcony door

    Two tiles sound hollow when tapped, marked with tape.

    Ask your developer: Lift and relay the two tiles.

  6. Edge of a white wardrobe door with a rub mark on the frame
    6. Bedroom 2Minor
    Wardrobe, left door

    The door rubs the frame when it closes and has marked it.

    Ask your developer: Adjust the hinges and touch up the frame.

  7. Hairline crack in a white ceiling running from an air conditioning grille
    7. HallwayMinor
    Ceiling by the AC grille

    Hairline crack in the paint, about 30 cm.

    Ask your developer: Fill and repaint.

  8. A crooked double wall socket with a gap between the faceplate and the wall
    8. Living roomMinor
    Socket by the TV wall

    The double socket sits crooked and is not flush with the wall. It works.

    Ask your developer: Refit the socket level and flush.

  9. Joint between two white quartz worktop pieces with a gap, marked with blue tape
    9. KitchenMinor
    Worktop joint beside the hob

    Visible gap and a small step between the two worktop pieces.

    Ask your developer: Refill the joint and level the step.

  10. Corner of a dark aluminium window frame where the rubber seal has shrunk back
    10. Main bedroomMinor
    Window, bottom left corner

    The rubber seal has shrunk back from the corner, leaving a gap. Dust is getting in.

    Ask your developer: Replace the seal along that side.

What to do next

  1. Send this report to your developer as it is, before you sign the handover papers.
  2. Ask for the four snags marked fix first to be done before you take the keys.
  3. When your developer says everything is fixed, we come back and check every item for AED 400. You get the same report with each snag marked closed or still open.

What this report is. A visual inspection of everything we could see, reach and switch on, with a thermal camera. Not tested:

  • The structure, the waterproofing under the tiles and the wiring inside the walls. If a snag points to one of them, the report says so.
  • The building's shared areas and systems, which the developer and the community manager look after.

This is an example written for our website. The home is not a real customer's and the photos are illustrations.

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