Pre-Construction Site Inspection for Carpentry
The Pre-Construction Site Inspection workflow helps carpentry contractors evaluate job sites before beginning work. It includes reviewing framing, confirming material deliveries, checking measurements, and verifying safety requirements. By following this process, carpenters reduce delays, prevent errors, and build stronger client trust. Clients benefit from professional preparation and predictable timelines, while teams gain accountability. With this inspection system in place, carpentry companies can streamline operations, protect profitability, and ensure every project begins on a strong foundation for success.
Review framing scope and layout before visiting site
Align framing inspection time with GC and trades
Walk site and verify layout for framing zones
Note beams, existing woodwork, or headers
Confirm floor level and framing alignment
Note uneven decking or overhead framing
Verify lumber drop and saw zone locations
Identify access for lumber trucks and crew parking
Capture framing zones, header spans, and access
Check framing signage and permit display
Verify temp power and saw access
Identify delays in layout, lumber, or footing
Update framing readiness with superintendent
Modify framing start plan based on layout status
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