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Habitat Wake Construction QC Walk

by Cathryn Napora, from the Community

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This Habitat Wake QC Walk is a comprehensive construction quality control checklist for residential builds. It guides a full walkthrough of exteriors (front, back, left, right), roofing, gutters, grading and drainage, doors, windows, siding, and trim. Interior checks span kitchen and pantry, dining, living areas, halls, stairs, bedrooms, laundry, and bathrooms, verifying fixtures, cabinetry, flooring, drywall, paint, electrical, lighting, GFCI, and plumbing. Mechanical and attic sections cover HVAC, furnace, water heater, insulation, venting, and penetrations. Crawl space items confirm insulation, sealing, and cleanliness. Final compliance items include smoke detectors, certificate of occupancy, and energy efficiency certification.

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