
Photograph the Walls Before They Close
Make pre-close renovation photographs useful with room labels, scale, wide views and a clear link to drawings and inspection records.
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Make pre-close renovation photographs useful with room labels, scale, wide views and a clear link to drawings and inspection records.
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Choose floor protection for the finish, its cure stage and the traffic, then keep grit, moisture and adhesive off the surface.
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Plan appliance delivery through stairs, landings and corners, with secure surface protection and an agreed handling method.
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Choose a waste-bin location with the hauler, considering driveway condition, truck access, loading and removal rather than protection boards alone.
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Plan a renovation of the only bathroom around continuous toilet access, washing, shutdowns, curing time and a practical fallback place to stay.
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Use larger samples and small mockups to check light, texture, edge details and fit before approving renovation materials.
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Sort renovation waste by its actual destination, including reusable items, accepted debris and material needing a separate disposal route.
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Sequence careful demolition around cleared materials, disconnected services, saved components and a workable waste route.
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Plan a pre-demolition material check around the surfaces you will disturb, including hidden layers, with clear testing and contractor handoff.
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