Construction Punch List

Carter Construction Consulting Firm has expertise in creating a new construction punch list in Colorado.  A punch list is created at the end of a project, showing the list of work not abiding to contract specifications that the required contractor must finish before the final payment. We also include items that are incorrectly done, need rework & also brand new items not included in the original project specifications.

 

How Can Punch List be Beneficial?

Construction punch lists are advantageous in several ways. They save project owners money by seeing minor problems before they become prime ones. Good punch list management assists companies in giving better customer satisfaction and providing final payment quickly. Punch lists aid owners & general contractors to finish work effectively and ensure apt project closeout. We ensure to give an accurate & new construction punch list in Colorado at reasonable prices to our clients. 

What Typical Items Are Included in Punch List?

Construction punch lists are useful documentation for your project. Usually, the items are minor problems, like marks & spots on walls and floors from construction. In general punch list items that will make it onto the list comprise cabinets, appliances not working, drawers not opening correctly, doors, and ruined floors.  

Who’s Responsible for Punch List Items?

Even though there are several parties involved in the inspection and implementation of a construction punch list, there are two main phases: creating it and addressing it. All stakeholders have a part in both phases, though a few are more involved in every phase than others. Our stakeholders are well-experienced & provide a new construction punch list in Colorado made with precision.

Here’s a General Breakdown of Who Does What:

  • Owner: The owner’s job is to examine work, ask queries about anything they don’t comprehend, and list work that is not complete or finished improperly. They then give this punch list to the general contractor and will carry out another walkthrough when more requests have been worked upon.
  • General Contractor: The GC’s work is to inspect the details, seek the owner’s punch list, and create their own lists for subcontractors to address.
  • Subcontractors: The part of every subcontractor is to take the list they’ve been given, address the requests, and make sure every line item is finished. They must also be ready to explain every fix and, if needed, tell why it was not made to specifications.
  • Architect/Designer: The part of designers & architects is to verify what was designed was really built.