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Trade coordination
Coordinate samples, submittals, suppliers and installers. Keep responsibilities clear from the first quotation to the final handoff.
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Submittals and samples: keep selection changes traceable
How to document product selections, approve finishes, and control substitutions across exterior and interior surface scopes.
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Exterior surface coordination: assign the interfaces
Sequencing and interface control for exterior pavers and slabs: base, drainage, waterproofing, and adjacent trades.
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Interior coordination: join tile, stone and wet-area work
Coordinating interior porcelain, natural stone, and slab work with substrates, layouts, transitions, and other trades.
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Outdoor kitchen scope: separate the slab from the assembly
Coordinating outdoor kitchen assemblies: framing, support, countertop slabs, cutouts, cladding, and weather exposure.
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Surface quality control: agree on evidence before inspection
Practical inspection checkpoints for exterior and interior surface work, and how to document conformity to project requirements.
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Surface handoff: leave records a future owner can use
What to hand over at the end of a surface project: care guides, spare material, records, and a clear maintenance plan.
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Plan surface cutting with dust controls and site access
Bring cutting, dust controls, deliveries and separation from occupied areas into the project plan.