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Mel Hayes
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Rehab order of operations

Mel Hayes
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  • Los Angeles, CA
Posted Aug 7 2019, 10:17

Hi BP, I have a question about rehab order of things. If I'm doing a mostly cosmetic reno on a home including a new roof, what order should I tackle task? Demo is first of course and then what? I was thinking roof because when you do your demo and have your dumpster, you want to get that old Roof debris as well. I was thinking your floors should be last so they dont get damaged while all the work is getting done. I'm using my logic not my experience to come up with this but I'm hoping to get some insight from experienced BP members on the oder of opperations for attacking a rehab.

thanks in advance.

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J Scott
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J Scott
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ModeratorReplied Aug 7 2019, 10:25

Here is the Order of Operations graphic from the BP flipping houses and estimating rehabs books:

Check out the book for a lot more detail...

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Fermin Romo, Jr.
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Fermin Romo, Jr.
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Replied Aug 7 2019, 11:35

Nice, thanks!

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Angelo Mart
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Angelo Mart
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Replied Aug 7 2019, 21:29

Awesome chart thanks

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Replied Aug 25 2022, 17:30

I know this is an old thread...Just curious what is the exact title of the book this chart came from?  Thanks!  

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Ron Hollingsworth
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Ron Hollingsworth
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Replied Jun 15 2024, 22:04

Are you saying that you wouldn't start Demo until you have done all of the Exterior items on this list?  Windows alone takes sometimes 2 weeks to come in before they can be installed.  I don't see how starting interior demo and framing or rough-in work would be in the way of doing exterior work?