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When your house is being built, you need to protect your house from damage while contractors are working. Many assume the builder will automatically protect these home features but that's not always the case. Ask your builder to protect the inside of your house by taking these six measures.

Vent Covers, tub protection, countertop protection, cabinet and corner protection, stair protection,

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[archany]

I would probably build my house in an order that reduces the chances of finished products getting damaged.

[badwagon]

Contractors that aren't slobs would be a good

[primrose]

I would find a builder that actually cares.

[thomasbruhn]

Getting a legitimate contractor to build my house

[jamescarr]

keep a job site clean, it breeds self-awareness. Ram board the floors, protect bath, vanitys, corners have to be protected and kitchen.

[jeffreyhearn]

I had a builder that filled the vents with all of the cut offs and sawdust from a massive reno. It was disgusting.

[twobeards]

Try to leave a couple of temporary entry doors in if possible.
it really hurts to put a bang in a 6 k door.

[klincoln]

I would add decent contractors that give a shit about your home. A good contractor William more than any protection on individual things

[hilltop]

Cover up the front door particularly if its UPVC, its amazing how many workers manage to scratch and dint them.❤️🇬🇧

[bob]

Add a competent contractor who holds his subs accountable and you don’t need half that wasted cost.

[mrgee]

Great tips!! Your videos are very informative

[lefthandedleprechaun]

I usually do the stairs pretty much dead last, it keeps the savages from destroying them.

[WhiteCrow]

Last house I worked on we used 3/8” cork to cover all the flooring. You’ve got to step up your game.

[annadomokos]

Protect the hardwood floors, bc ours got damaged when the moving company dropped sg on it

[JackOfAllTradesMON]

Also add a ramp or some plywood on your front porch if you have concrete or brick. Contractors going in and out would say a wheelbarrow or dolly they will chip the edge of the concrete.

[ChakatNightspark]

well tell the Contractor or have it in the Contract, where if the Subs do NOT clean up, The Contract will have to Pay certain amount of Money.

[jeffcolburn]

I've done heating and air for 25 years something else you need to be careful of spider web duct system. You may want every square foot of living space and storage space but spider web duct system cost you money and electric and gas bill so if you don't get a trunk line that reduces to keep the static pressure up you may not ever realize it but your power bill and gas bill will cost you

[Nunyabzinss]

This is the worst job site filthy renovation I’ve ever seen

[YeslekRelim]

Door jamb protectors can be a huge saver.

[EFLOD]

Ram board on the floors to keep them from getting scratched