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Dell Schlabach
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  • Canton-Akron, OH
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scope of work-material list rehab questions

Dell Schlabach
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  • Investor
  • Canton-Akron, OH
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We are in the process of setting up better systems to run our rehabs. Curious about how
do you rehabbers write up your scope of work amd material lists for your own crews or subs.

Do you walk through the house with your GC and tell him what you want and have him write it down.

Do you write everything up in an orgamized form and then walk through with you GC

Do you walk from room to room and write everything on a legal pad?

Do you have a checksheet for all the common items and check the items that need done, with notes?

Do you create your own material list when you do your scope of work?

Do you have a predesigned material list that you fill in the blanks by vendor? Or write everything up on a legalpad from scratch for each project?

We spend a couple days recently at Lowes scanning upcs of our commonly used materials. They are feeding them into an excell spreadsheet for us to use for ordering materials, should save me 4/6 hours per project from walking around lowes each project.

Have a hundred more questions about setting up better systems but will stop there for now.

  • Dell Schlabach
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