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Writer's pictureLandon Shewmake

What are the Typical Steps to a Construction Project?


Construction projects can feel like waiting for a pot of water to boil—sometimes it takes three months, other times it’s an epic saga lasting 18 months!

A timeline visual that shows the steps of construction

Understanding the various steps to construction is key; think of it as a treasure map leading you through the wild jungle of construction. It all kicks off with demolition, which is just a fancy way of saying, "Let’s make a mess!" For remodels, this means taking a sledgehammer to your old kitchen, while new builds start with a bit of site prep. Next up, we move to framing—where we finally see some walls and not just random piles of lumber!


After the walls are up, it’s time for the mechanical rough-in phase. This is where the magic happens: electricians, HVAC wizards, and plumbing gurus descend like superheroes to make your home habitable (or at least prevent it from turning into a sauna). Once the mechanicals are in place, we insulate the building envelope— essentially wrapping your house in a cozy blanket so it can be snug as a bug(without the bugs). Then comes the wall and floor work, where we lay down everything from drywall to fancy tiles, all while trying not to step in paint!


After that, it’s time to pick out those key features—think cabinets and countertops—like you’re auditioning for a cooking show. Next, we get to the mechanical set-out phase, where we install all the shiny electrical and plumbing fixtures. And finally, we wrap things up with a punch list—a fancy name for the last-minute fixes, like ensuring that the door doesn’t squeak louder than your neighbor's dog.


So there you have it! The wild ride of construction from chaos to cozy. Just remember, patience is key—and maybe invest in some earplugs for the noisy parts!



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