Framing and finish carpentry
Break out framing, finish work, doors, trim, cabinetry, and structural alterations. Separate new construction from remodeling.
Include building height, number of stories, temporary bracing, and subcontracted labor.
Framing and residential construction restrictions
- Framing and structural restrictions.
- Residential and tract-home exclusions.
- Completed operations and subcontractor conditions.
- Tools and materials on site.
Framing, finish work, and job-site property
Structural framing can involve work at height, temporary bracing, and responsibility for partially completed buildings. Check the proposal for framing, residential construction, and designated-work restrictions.
Finish carpentry adds customer-property and completed-work exposures. Review tools and stored materials separately, and confirm who is responsible for insuring project property under the construction contract.
Information for your quote
- Work split and revenue
- Field payroll
- Typical height
- Subcontractor costs and contracts