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Order of (Rehab) Operations
Can someone please explain to me the proper order in which a rehab should be completed?
I think my wife and I are following what feels natural but I want to be sure we are executing correctly so we don't end up having to have work done twice or create issues.
We started with foundation, got the roof done, removed flooring and trim, removed drywall where needed, and gutted both bathrooms and kitchen.
My wife wants to add a sliding glass door to the back patio and we are added another door to the side deck so that needs to happen next I feel.
Plumbing and electrical are also about to happen.
Happy to provide more detail about our plan but I feel I am getting long winded here.