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What milestones are there from measurement to inspection for whole-home customization? Understand the delivery process at once
Whole-home customization is a project that spans design, re-measurement, production, and on-site installation. Clearly defining the milestones for initial measurement, design approval, plumbing and electrical briefing, re-measurement, ordering, installation, and inspection can reduce rework.
Initial measurement is for design; re-measurement is for production
The initial measurement phase records the floor plan and main constraints for design and budget. After the walls, floors, ceilings, plumbing, electrical, and equipment conditions stabilize, re-measurement is done to confirm the final production dimensions. The purposes of these two measurements should not be confused.
Confirm site conditions before installation
Verify that the floor, walls, ceiling, door frames, outlets, pipes and wires, and equipment meet installation conditions. Clarify finished product protection, delivery inventory, construction sequence, and waste disposal.
Inspection should be done item by item
Check cabinet levelness and verticality, door gaps, edge sealing, trimming, hardware adjustment, drawer opening and closing, lighting power connection, and surface damage. allvs whole-home customization projects should also use the contract list and approval drawings as inspection criteria.