Plan Before Construction
Define priorities, existing conditions, budget, material expectations, permit requirements, and schedule constraints before work begins.
Document the Scope
A written scope identifies included work, assumptions, exclusions, allowances, responsibilities, and milestone expectations.
Coordinate the Work
Proper sequencing protects completed work, reduces delays, and ensures inspections occur at the correct stage.
Site-protection planning considers dust barriers, floor coverings, access routes and cleanup. Confirm the agreed protection measures in your written scope.
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