Painting (Rough) – Final Inspection Checklist
This checklist ensures that all rough painting work, including both interior and exterior, meets quality and coverage standards. It focuses on uniformity, proper caulking, and the protection of surrounding areas. Additionally, it ensures the site is clean and all painted surfaces are free from defects.
Ensure exterior wall paint has uniform coverage with no light spots
Verify exterior trim paint has uniform coverage, consistent color, and no paint on walls
Inspect the entire exterior paint job from a 6-foot distance to confirm there are no visible defects
Ensure no paint is on windows, brick, stucco, or other areas
Clean and paint metal lintels black with rust-proof paint
Verify interior walls are smooth with no drips, runs, lumps, bumps, color variations, or streaking
Ensure interior walls have uniform coverage after the first coat is sprayed
Repair all rough spots in interior trim, and fill and sand nail holes smooth
Apply the first coat of trim paint
Clean excess trim paint off walls
Remove overspray from windows, including glass and aluminum
Ensure there is no damage to floors from spills or drips
Verify vinyl is undamaged
Caulk all interior wood
Caulk all exterior wood
Caulk gaps between the brickmold and brick
Caulk all thresholds
Inspect windows to confirm they are intact and unbroken
Verify tubs, sinks, and showers are undamaged
Clean and broom-sweep the house, ensuring it is free of debris
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