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The remote handover checklist for international owners

You should not have to board a plane to receive a finished home.

laylaPUBLISHEDMay 4, 2026READING6 min
A full residence, photographed at handover for an owner abroad.

You should not have to board a plane to receive a finished home. Most of our international handovers happen while the owner is asleep in another time zone.

/ 01Before anything is built

We confirm the floor plan against a site measure, not against the developer's drawing. Those two disagree more often than they agree.

A completed residence ready for handover
Photographed room by room, in daylight, before the keys move.

/ 02The photo set

Every room is shot in daylight from two corners, plus a detail pass on finishes. You approve from the images before we close the door.

The owner sees the finished home before the keys do.
Nur Aydın · Logistics Director, SpaceUp

/ 03Snagging without you

We hold a written snag list and close it ourselves. Nothing is marked complete on your behalf without a photograph attached to it.

Quick takeaways
  • Site-measure, never trust the drawing.
  • Two corners per room, in daylight.
  • Written snag list, photo-closed.
  • One named contact throughout.

/ 04What handover actually includes

Delivery, in-home placement, assembly, waste removal and a documented walk-through — coordinated as a single visit rather than five.

Handover1 visit coordinated delivery and install
DocumentationRoom-by-room photo set · signed snag list
ContactOne studio lead, start to finish