Phase Four is where the real work starts, the real mess is made, and the real results begin to appear. Let the fun begin!
Whether you’re a one-woman-show (or one-man-show), or working with contractors, this phase covers what you need to know to stay on track and on budget.
Plus, you’ll discover time and money saving strategies that allow you to manage your own project and save hundreds or thousands on a general contractor.
After you’ve secured your contractors and tradespeople, you can easily manage the workflow yourself-with the tips and processes I’ll share to keep you organized.
We’ll cover exactly how to keep your project on time and on track when working with contractors/vendors.
And I’ll share battle-tested tips and strategies to help you handle the unexpected – because the unexpected WILL happen!
Stumbling blocks such as…
Are ALL manageable challenges and shouldn’t stop you, or cost an unexpected small fortune to fix!
You’ve got your ideas mapped out… it’s time to create a breakdown of all the steps needed to complete your project:
Key Pro Tip: Always give yourself more time than you think you need!
Without a calendar, you could be setting yourself up for disaster!
Here’s how to create a calendar that works:
Key Pro Tip: Order your items/supplies so they arrive before the step they’re needed for is scheduled to begin (keep in mind some supplies may be included in the quotes from your contractors/vendors, and you want to confirm they’ve ordered them and when they will arrive!)
Put on your “Manager” cap! It’s up to you to manage your time wisely – and help your contractors/vendors manage their time, too.
A few tips to help:
Key Pro Tip: Plan to be present while your contractors/vendors are working. Don’t assume they can read your mind. Keep an eye on the work as it’s progressing. (You aren’t “hovering”, you’re staying available for questions!)
© 2021 Re-Style Interiors. All Rights Reserved.