Define Scope Before Demo
Define exactly what stays and what changes: layout, shower system, vanity size, tile zones, and lighting.
A written scope prevents change-order churn and keeps trades aligned from day one.
Material Selections That Protect Schedule
Select lead-time items early: tile, trim kits, vanity hardware, and specialty glass.
Pre-ordered materials reduce idle days and protect your completion date.
Plumbing, Electrical, and Finish Sequencing
Critical sequence: rough-in updates, substrate prep, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, and final detailing.
When sequence is handled correctly, quality rises and rework drops dramatically.
Final Walkthrough and Punch-List Standards
Walkthrough items should include grout lines, silicone finish quality, fixture operation, and ventilation performance.
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