Punch-list and closeout readiness
Are you ready for the final walk, inspection and handover? Scores readiness and lists what is still open.
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- Your own numbers, worked out as often as you like
- The full punch log you can print or save to My work
- 3 cited sources, linked, with the checks to make
- Every other tool for the same role, in the same plan
- A plain-words read of your result (a fuller AI read with the Bifrost AI add-on)
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Example result · fictional numbers
What you get: punch log
Worked out by this tool from its default inputs. Its role plan lets you run your own numbers, print the sheet and save it.
88 / 100, 1 item to fix before the owner walk; 2.3 crew days of punch work
- Score
- 88 / 100
- Verdict
- Nearly ready: close the open items before the owner walk
- Items complete
- 10 of 12
- Confirm
- Devices, cover plates and fixtures installed; GFCI and AFCI tested
- Fix before work
- Final inspection passed and certificate of occupancy issued
Punch log
- Electrician: Devices, fixtures, GFCI and AFCI
- Confirm. Press test and reset on every GFCI and AFCI; label the panel directory.
- Superintendent / building department: Final inspection and certificate of occupancy
- Fix before the walk. No certificate, no move-in; book the final now.
Also on the sheet
- Closeout document register · 7 lines, starting with “Punch list, signed off by the owner”
- Walk schedule and money · 6 lines, starting with “Punch hours”
The plain-words read of this example
Closeout readiness is 88 / 100. Fix final inspection and certificate of occupancy before the owner walk. The 25-item punch list is about 38 hours, 2.3 days for the crew, so it fits the 7 days left. There is no certificate of occupancy yet, so the owner can't move in. The owner's closeout set is the signed punch list, warranty letters with the start date, manuals, test reports and the certificate of occupancy.
3 cited sources
- Section 01 77 00, Closeout procedures (San Diego State University Facilities Design Guidelines)
- What is a GFCI? (Fact sheet, Pub. 099) (U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission)
- IRC R401.3 Drainage, as published in Building Elevation Plan Requirements (Maricopa County Planning and Development)
Plus 5 step-by-step checks, a print layout and a link that reopens it with your numbers.