Sunday, July 31, 2011

Scope of Work

Michael and I put together a scope of work for our contractor.  This is needed so you and your contractor can be on the same page.  It's a check list for him and you.


Scope of Work: 201 S. Hoskins Rd #131, Charlotte, NC 28208

Kitchen
·         Plumbing for sink, refrigerator and dishwasher
·         Electrical-necessary electrical for backsplash, range, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal
·         Installation of cabinets-Pick up from Pro-Stock Kitchen Greer location
·         Build pantry next to refrigerator (counter depth) with door
·         Build ledge for cabinets in front of window
·         Install outlet behind fridge with switch for under cabinet lighting; lights installed by owner
·         Install backsplash
·         Granite installed by other
Downstairs Bathroom
·         Remove flooring and secure subfloor-install concrete backer if necessary.
·         Install floor tile-match existing seams and grout width; tile furnished by owner
·         Reuse existing toilet and shower
·         Install 31” vanity by pro-stock,  vanity top furnished by owner, fixture furnished by owner
Upstairs Bathroom
·         Frame new walls and drywall
·         Run plumbing for new shower with two fixture (separate controls), toilet, and vanity
·         Run necessary electrical for bathroom including light box centered above vanity and overhead shower light; both lights provided by owner
·         Install 34”x60” shower pan from Home Depot
·         Install tile surround in the shower to the ceiling provided  by owner
·         Install shower doors provided by owner
·         Install vanity, vanity top, sink fixtures, shower fixtures, and toilet all provided by owner
Bedrooms
·         Frame new walls and drywall.
·         Extend loft floor to 2’ from window; match existing floor upstairs and existing ceiling downstairs
·         Move chase to new wall.
·         Run new electrical outlets and supply cable outlet for each room
·         Install framing and windows provided by Chuck in upstairs room centered on existing window; Install transom window on wall facing den in upstairs room
·         Build closet on upstairs  and downstairs bathroom walls; install socket and bulb in closets with switch and sliding closet doors
·         Match floor downstairs up to and inside the closet; hallway tile remains
·         Move panel to hallway wall adjacent to closet (closet is going on wall where existing panel is located)
·         Install 4 can lights in the downstairs bedroom provided by Chuck.
·         Install Single light housing with switch upstairs; light provided by owner
General Items
·         Install all doors; stainable slab doors provided by Chuck; owner will stain
·         Install can lights in downstairs hallway; Provide 3 way switches at beginning and end
·         Install light housing in kitchen, dining, and living room; owner will provide fan for living and kitchen and light for dining.
·         Turn stairs and build landing; install metal rails provided by owner
·         Save removed railings for owner
·         Extend Laundry room under landing and expose large round post to kitchen area (if possible)
·         Install necessary electrical, plumbing, and venting for washer and dryer
·         Fix broken window
·         Bring fire risers and sprinklers to code
·         Install duct work for HVAC and ensure unit is functional; if not, replace
·         Install new water heater (40-50 gallon; contractor advise on sizing)
·         Install new baseboard trim, casing
·         Remove all accumulated trash and debris
·         Repair all existing drywall
·         Reuse as much existing conduit, wire, switches, outlets etc. as possible
·         Manage sub-contractors

Questions
·         Fan for bathroom?
·         Insulate walls?
·         Make Operable windows?
·         HVAC ductwork; using downstairs duct for floor vents upstairs (combine venting for bathroom, closet , and room up and down in one artery vent; run new ductwork in living area)
·         Owner may request installation of new front door after evaluation of current door
·         Painting done by owner; Owner requests use of tall ladder to paint walls over weekend
·         Remove wallpaper.

2 comments:

  1. You guys are moving along so quickly! This is great! We have decided to take on only small budget projects for the next 18 months or so then take on the big kitchen/guest bath reno. Saw your post about kitchen cabinets, definitely going to consider Pro-Stock!

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  2. Well, the loft is really not very livable without a kitchen... and the one bathroom is... questionable. Also, the price of the place allows us to do this project all to once. We are pumped. The next few weeks are critical.

    And yes, you should go see Carrie. She is pretty awesome. We also have picked out a piece of granite. We'll be posting that soon as well. We got a great deal on a slab in Charlotte.

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