Work acceptance by the brigade: checklist + instructions
Seller: ivan0285
Price: 9.76 USD
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Product description
Signing an act without a thorough preliminary inspection of the work performed means waiving your right to demand corrections. Everything you find later must be paid for at your own expense.
I created this checklist so you don’t miss anything important. Here’s everything you need to check: walls, floors, electrical systems, plumbing, and finishing work. No fluff. Just specific points.
What’s inside:
Checklist: a step-by-step inspection of all renovation stages (from walls to outlets).
Instructions: how to use it, what to bring, and how to document defects.
What to demand from the construction team: an acceptance act, wiring diagram, and equipment passports.
Common mistakes by construction teams: wire twists in electrical work, tiles that rattle, gaps under doors.
What we check:
General construction work (walls, ceilings, floors, doors, windows).
Electrical systems (distribution board, outlets, lighting, residual current devices).
Plumbing (water supply, drainage, fixtures).
Finishing work (tiles, wallpaper, painting, laminate flooring).
Documents and warranty.
Who it’s for:
Clients — to avoid signing an acceptance act with defects.
Contractors — for professional inspection.
Those doing renovations — to supervise the construction team.
Format: archive file (Word + Word). Compatible with Word and Google Docs.