can i get a copy of a punch list for a construction job?

Answer 1

You actually create your own punch list. Based upon what you requeste done, you would do your walk-through based on that initial agreement. As you look at each completed item you check it off if it is satisfactory, or make note if it is not. Also take note of any damage caused by the construction and add that to your list. Test all switches several times. Check seams from beginning to end. Check your joints.

Answer 2

a punch list of things you need to complete on the job.

Say for example you are building a garage.

You invision the the project beginning to end.

1. Shoot grade.
2. Locate Utilities
3. Excavate
4. Form Footers
5. Pour Footers
6. Strip footers
7. Form foundation
8. Pour foundation
9. Strip foundation
10. Frame Walls
11. Set trusses.

...... on adnaseum..

xxx. Final Grade
xxxx. Final inspection

Make your own list.

Answer 3

Tom, your question as posed is confusing. Did you go through a job with your contractor and make a list of items that needed to be completed/fixed and the contractor wrote them down and you didn't take your own notes? (bad practice). You can ask him for it, but he can just say he lost it. If he can't or won't give you a copy, tell him you will have to complete another walk-through with you. Tell him he must provide you a copy of the punchlist you develop. And make your own notes as you go through.

Answer 4

Go to a local builder and ask him for a copy.