Completion Standards & Quotation Requirements

1 Completion acceptance criteria:

The so-called "manual" standards are the source of many disputes. A checklist that can be checked one by one can help both parties make an objective assessment. Examples include:

Acceptable procedures for “hollow bricks”;

Observation distance for paint acceptance;

Furniture “closing” requirements;

2 Quotation requirements:

The quotation is the project contract, which must contain important project details to protect both parties. The following items should be listed in detail:

Decoration Guidelines

In order to ensure the quality of the project, communication throughout the renovation process is very important. A good price guarantee document can record various project details and protect both parties. The following are the main items that are recommended to be agreed before the renovation is carried out:

1. Collaboration process

This is mainly aimed at matters that are prone to misunderstandings when the master and the customer collaborate in various decoration processes. Examples include: Before the start of each major process (i.e., demolition, water and electricity, muddy water, etc.), the customer must make preparations in advance, such as when to buy materials, when to order the size of home appliances, etc.; requirements for some particularly important processes, such as the height of the waterproof layer and the materials used; delivery arrangements for third-party suppliers, and who will sign for them.



2. Special matters that may incur additional construction costs

This includes some special unit conditions that cannot be predicted before the start of the project, or special requirements made by the customer at a later stage.

For example:

Building problems that were discovered after the construction started, such as water leakage upstairs; customers requested some special construction solutions, such as "herringbone paving" for tiles