Reinspection and de-snagging verification in Dubai
After a developer, seller or contractor reports your snagging items as rectified, a Fedari reinspection visually reviews the apparent status of the previously reported findings. You receive an updated, documented view of what is resolved and what still needs attention — so the follow-up loop closes with evidence, not assumptions. A reinspection reviews earlier findings; it is not a certification that concealed work was completed correctly.
What we inspect
- The apparent, visible status of each previously reported finding
- Whether reported rectification is observable in the accessible areas
- New visible issues in the revisited areas, where reasonably apparent
- Photographic updates for comparison with the original report
Who this is for
- Owners whose developer reported snagging items as fixed
- Buyers verifying repairs before completing a resale purchase
- Landlords confirming works between tenancies
- Owners closing out a defect-liability period
Property types
Equipment we use
- High-resolution cameras for comparative photographic evidence
- Moisture meters for damp and leak indications
- Spirit and laser levels for alignment checks
The inspection process
- 1Share the original Fedari report and confirm access to the property.
- 2We confirm the reinspection scope (the previously reported findings) and a fixed fee — from AED 399 — before booking.
- 3Our inspector revisits and visually reviews the apparent status of each reported item.
- 4You receive an updated photographic report within 8 hours after the inspection is completed.
- 5Items still open can be followed up again with the responsible party, subject to the applicable contract and process.
What you receive
- Item-by-item status review of the original findings
- Updated photographs where the status changed
- A clear list of resolved vs still-open items
- Delivery within 8 hours after the inspection
Honest scope & limitations
Fedari provides a visual, non-destructive inspection of safe and accessible areas within the agreed scope. The inspection cannot guarantee the identification of every defect or concealed condition. Inaccessible areas and relevant limitations are noted in the report.
A reinspection is a visual, non-destructive review of the apparent status of previously reported findings, within the agreed scope. It does not certify concealed work, guarantee that rectification is technically complete, or confirm acceptance by any responsible party.
Pricing
Final pricing depends on property type, built-up area, location, access, external areas and the agreed inspection scope. Fedari confirms the fixed fee before the booking is accepted.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a reinspection cost in Dubai?
Reinspections start from AED 399, depending on the number of items and property access. The exact fixed fee is confirmed with your quote before booking.
When should I book a reinspection?
After the developer, seller or contractor reports the items from your original report as rectified — and ideally before any final sign-off, payment milestone or warranty expiry.
Does a reinspection guarantee the repairs are correct?
No. A reinspection is a visual review of the apparent status of previously reported findings within the agreed scope — it cannot certify concealed work or guarantee technical completeness.
Do I need the original report?
Yes — the reinspection scope is built from the findings in your original Fedari report, so each item can be reviewed against its documented state.
How fast is the reinspection report?
Within 8 hours after the inspection is completed.
