Kitchen fitting snagging log — what to record, room by room

The short answer: kitchen fitting defects cluster in predictable places — damaged units, plumbing leaks, certification. Log each one the day you spot it: location, date, photos, and the builder's written response. The log becomes your schedule of loss backbone.

REVIEWED BY: Sean McNamara on 2026-09-03

The log, adapted for kitchen fitting

Watch hardest for: damaged units, plumbing leaks, certification. One row per defect; photograph before touching anything; keep phone originals; mark rows "remedied" rather than deleting. Full method: the snagging log.

The notification habit

Each new row gets a same-day written note to the builder ("Today I noticed [X] in [location], photographed as P12–14"). A dated notification converts a later "you never told us" into evidence. Project specifics: kitchen fitting.

Independent information directory — not legal advice.

Reviewed by Sean McNamara · 2026-09-03 · Independent information directory — not legal advice.