Atom Inspections: Expert Property Snagging and Inspections Across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, and Sharjah

Although it’s wonderful to purchase a brand-new property. However, they can also have imperfections and hidden flaws that cause nightmares once you move in and start living. That’s where Atom Inspections comes in. We offer world-class snagging services across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, and Sharjah. By inspecting each detail, from HVAC to Plumbing, Structure to Finishes help ensure your home is free from any material as well as cosmetic defects for you.

Why is Property Snagging Important?

When it comes to investing your hard-earned money in real estate, you cannot do so carelessly or by believing empty promises. Property snagging is a simple and hassle-free method that you should use instead. When you invest in a new property, you naturally expect it to be perfect. However, snagging often finds minor as well as major defects or unfinished work that could cause problems later. Additionally, by addressing these issues early, you avoid extra costs, time, and hassle. In the end, snagging provides you with peace of mind.

Plumbing: A Key Part of Property Snagging

Plumbing issues may not show right away; however, they can cause big headaches if left unchecked. Even small leaks, low water pressure, or slow drains can lead to bigger problems over time. For this reason, we inspect all plumbing systems carefully. This way, you can avoid unexpected repairs and know that your home’s systems are in top shape.

Why Choose Atom Inspections?

Choosing the right snagging company is important. Here’s why Atom Inspections stands out across the UAE:

1. Professional & Experienced Team: Being certified and experienced engineers in the field for decades. We know what to look for and what to talk about. We do not deal with cosmetics but the material itself.
2. Clear and Undoubtful Reports: Following the best-routed inspection. We follow our own designed software for report preparation based on-site experiences and site rectifications with precise locations and clear descriptions for each comment mentioned.
3. Affordable Service: Quality doesn’t have to be costly. Therefore, we offer top-notch service at a fair price, so you get the best value.

Our Simple, Easy Process

We keep things simple so you can get started quickly:

1. Schedule Your Inspection: First, reach out to book a convenient time that works for you.
2. On-Site Inspection: Next, our team thoroughly inspects every detail—finishes, plumbing, electrical systems, and more.
3. Get Your Report: Afterward, you’ll receive a report with photos and clear details on any issues.
4. Optional Follow-Up: Finally, if repairs are done, we can re-inspect to confirm everything is fully resolved.

Why Property Snagging Matters in Dubai and the UAE

The real estate market in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and UAE as a whole, has shown rapid development over the last years. The growth has led to more options, but there have been occasions when construction was done hasty. Thus, minor issues or hidden flaws might be ignored. Correct snagging is one of the services you can rely on to be sure about the state of your property in the long term.

Ready to Move In?

At Atom Inspections, we make sure your new home is ready and free of issues. For trusted snagging and Handover inspections across the UAE, reach out today. We handle the inspection, so you can focus on enjoying your new home worry-free.

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On 9 August 2016, HMRC released a consultation document to flag some potential tax impacts that a forthcoming change in lease accounting may have on the funding of plant and machinery. From 2019, lessees using IFRS (including FRS 101), as opposed to FRS 102 (UK GAAP), will no longer have to distinguish between finance and operating leases. All leases (except some small value leases or very short leases) will be capitalized on the lessee’s balance sheet at the NPV of the future payments from the day the lease starts. This accounting change will not affect lessors. At the moment, the tax treatment typically depends on whether a lease is a ‘long funding lease’ or not. If it is, then it is the lessee who gets capital allowances (CAs). However, much anti-avoidance legislation is focused on the concept of finance leases and the IFRS change will interfere with that. In its consultation, HMRC has floated four options for addressing the issue. The first is broadly the status quo, with some tinkering. The others contain the more radical suggestion to move towards an accounts-based regime for taxing leases, using a system of debits and credits somewhat akin to the loan relationship regime and which would similarly eliminate the capital/revenue divide. ith such a proposal, including:

HMRC has identified several issues which should be addressed in conjunction with such a proposal, including:

1. Can HMRC trust companies to use ‘sensible’ depreciation policies or will there need to be legislation for it?

2. In order to avoid distorting the ‘lease or buy’ decision, the government may be willing to offer an enhanced deduction to lessees that would otherwise have qualified for the AIA.

3. Could HMRC combine an accounts-based regime with giving the lessee an option to claim CAs on the ‘right of use’ asset?

Inevitably, there is a long way to go on these issues. But the eventual outcome is potentially quite far-reaching for UK corporates – for example if HMRC can become comfortable on the issue of ‘sensible’ depreciation policies without a lot of new anti-avoidance legislation.

If you have any questions on the tax implications of lease accounting please contact David Porter.