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Follow on Google News | Selective Demolition: Punch Lists Leave Lasting ImpressionsPlenty has been written in the demolition industry about planning, equipment, safety, and procedures.
By: R. Baker & Son During any selective demolition or interior demolition project, walls, ceilings, equipment, piping, and electrical systems must be removed, per project specification, to a clean delineation. This also includes such smaller items as unused hangers, hardware, bolts, etc. If any items, such as doors or light fixtures, are to be salvaged for reuse, they should be cleaned, labeled, and carefully stored. Demolition contractors (http://rbaker.com/ Contractors should include final walkthrough as part of the Method of Procedure (MOP) presented to the client before a project begins. This walkthrough should occur once the main project objective has been accomplished to check that everything has been completed to the customer’s satisfaction, or if further work needs to be done at this point in time. Punch list items must be documented so they can be tracked and completed in a timely manner. If the work has been done properly and professionally, the punch list should be, ideally, minimal. If the punch list is long and problematic, clients will be left with a bad taste in their mouth, and will be unlikely to rehire or refer. About R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services R. Baker & Son All Industrial Services, a Service- R. Baker & Son 1 Globe Court Red Bank, NJ 07701 Phone: 732-222-3553 Web: http://www.rbaker.com End
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