The Critical-Path Method

When building and remodeling some work can be done independently of other work, but most stages must follow the critical-path method outlined below. This means that a particular stage needs to be finished before the next can begin and/or complete.

  • Contract is signed and deposit is paid
  • Permitting and Planning: Plans are submitted for review, approval and permitting. A job schedule is created, initial materials are ordered, subcontractors are contacted and scheduled as the job progresses.
  • Site Preparation
  • Excavation and Foundation
  • Framing / Windows and Exterior Doors
  • Roofing / Siding and Exterior Trim / Exterior Paint and Finishes
  • Electrical / Mechanical / Plumbing Rough-ins
  • Insulation
  • Drywall / Plaster
  • Interior Finish Carpentry / Cabinetry
  • Interior Painting / Wallpapering and Finishes
  • Tile / Countertops / Flooring
  • Finish Mechanical / Electrical / Plumbing / Appliances
  • Final Inspections and Punch List
  • Contract Completion
  • Move In!
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