It is important to install cabinets after painting for the same reason. Next, we move on to the interior of the house. During this stage, a lot of different things happen, such as trimming labor, first painting, installing the garage door, faucets, cabinets, tiles and carpets, countertops, and the kitchen splash guard. We'll talk more about some of these things below.
New homes have never been lived in, so the “blue dots and retouching” phase is the last chance for builders to examine the finishes of walls, floors, cabinets, doors, tiles, lighting fixtures and every square foot of the new home and then resolve any point issues blues. Another thing to consider when creating the construction schedule for the new home is the possibility of damage. If the floor is placed before the cabinets, there is still a lot of work to be done on the new floor, which can leave scratches, scratches and cracked tiles. You can see in the photo above that the granite cabinets and countertops were installed before the floor.
This removes many of the heavy objects from the road before leaving the precious new flooring material. The molding will be installed before painting the walls. The painting process is a fun step in which the character of the house and your color selections begin to take shape. The painter will prime the walls, paint the ceiling and trim the walls, followed by a final coat on the walls.
The entire floor is also installed in this stage. This includes the hard surface floor, the vinyl, and the carpet that is glued and glued. Cabinets are installed throughout the house, including kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanity, and other custom built-in furniture. Laminate countertops are currently installed, or cabinets are measured to order granite and quartz countertops to be installed later.
Watch this episode of Between the Studs to learn more about the process of building a new home. While the construction process can sometimes seem intimidating for new homeowners, this video breaks down building a new home into 8 easy steps. We'll help guide you through our construction process so you're comfortable and know what to expect at each stage.
