Repair of premises is somewhat similar to climbing the stairs. Each stage is a step that brings closer to the final result. No matter how different repair work is, they still have something in common.
First, a sketch and working projects are created that make up a design project. The approved sketch serves as the basis of the working project intended for builders and containing drawings and plans for the room, arrangement of furniture and other details. After the approval of the project, they make up a preliminary estimate that the customer must approve. Literally all details are signed in this document, including the cost of work on a square meter of area, the cost of materials in a certain amount and a specific manufacturer. When the estimate was approved and all materials are paid (partially or completely), you can develop a weekly repair work plan that will help control the process and prevent possible delays.
Repair work itself is carried out under the guidance of a special person. First, partitions are dismantled, walls, ceiling and floor are cleaned and prepared. If necessary, they replace doors and windows. In this case, the issue of garbage removal should be resolved at the conclusion of the contract. This will help to avoid various problems and not become the object of hatred of neighbors.
When this stage is completed, you can take up the laying of electrical wiring, engineering systems and cables, after which painting work begins. This stage is quite long, since the applied layers of paint, plaster, putty should dry out.
Finishing work, installation of skirting boards, switches and sockets is carried out at the last stages of repair. Only after that can be arranged furniture, equipment, interior items.
But this is a very approximate sequence. Often, work is carried out in parallel, and the vital activity continues, which can negatively affect the performance of both repairmen and customers. Therefore, experts advise temporarily stop the activities of the premises in which the repair is being carried out.
