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Planning A Home Remodel - Our Methodology
"Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance".
At RENOVATION NATION, we take Project Planning & Management seriously. Following NARI standards, our experienced team, led by a Certified Remodeling Project Manager (CRPM), ensures every project runs smoothly. We work closely with our clients to create a clear, efficient plan that brings their vision to life.
The NARI remodeling project
At RENOVATION NATION, we take Project Planning & Management seriously. Following NARI standards, our experienced team, led by a Certified Remodeling Project Manager (CRPM), ensures every project runs smoothly. We work closely with our clients to create a clear, efficient plan that brings their vision to life.
The NARI remodeling project planning process follows a structured approach to ensure high-quality, professional, and efficient home renovation. The methodology is designed to improve communication, minimize risks, and deliver successful remodels.
This page outlines the NARI project planning process:
1. Project Discovery & Initial Consultation
Objective: Understand client needs and establish feasibility.
- Conduct initial client meeting to discuss goals, vision, and budget.
- Assess existing conditions of the home (structural, electrical, plumbing).
- Define project feasibility based on scope, budget, and local building codes.
- Establish a realistic timeline and discuss financing options.
- Provide rough cost estimates and discuss expectations.
2. Design & Planning Phase
3. Pre-Construction Preparation
Objective: Develop detailed designs and finalize the project scope.
- Work with architects/designers to create conceptual drawings.
- Select materials, fixtures, finishes, and other design elements.
- Develop construction drawings and obtain engineering approvals (if needed).
- Finalize detailed cost estimates and timeline.
- Secure necessary permits and regulatory approvals.
3. Pre-Construction Preparation
3. Pre-Construction Preparation
3. Pre-Construction Preparation
Objective: Organize resources and prepare for a smooth remodeling process.
- Finalize contracts with contractors, subcontractors, and vendors.
- Order and procure materials in advance to avoid delays.
- Develop a construction schedule with milestones.
- Prepare the home:
- Establish dust containment measures.
- Protect furniture and non-remodeled areas.
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Objective: Organize resources and prepare for a smooth remodeling process.
- Finalize contracts with contractors, subcontractors, and vendors.
- Order and procure materials in advance to avoid delays.
- Develop a construction schedule with milestones.
- Prepare the home:
- Establish dust containment measures.
- Protect furniture and non-remodeled areas.
- Set up temporary utilities if needed.
- Communicate remodeling impact to the homeowner (noise, disruption, timelines).
4. Construction & Execution
3. Pre-Construction Preparation
5. Final Walkthrough & Handover
Objective: Carry out remodeling activities with efficiency and quality control.
- Demolition & Site Preparation: Remove old materials safely.
- Structural Modifications (if applicable): Reinforce or rebuild key areas.
- MEP Work (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing): Upgrade and install systems.
- Framing, Drywall, & Insulation: Build new walls and par
Objective: Carry out remodeling activities with efficiency and quality control.
- Demolition & Site Preparation: Remove old materials safely.
- Structural Modifications (if applicable): Reinforce or rebuild key areas.
- MEP Work (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing): Upgrade and install systems.
- Framing, Drywall, & Insulation: Build new walls and partitions.
- Installation Phase:
- Flooring, cabinets, countertops, fixtures.
- Painting, trim work, and finishing touches.
- Conduct quality checks and milestone inspections throughout construction.
5. Final Walkthrough & Handover
3. Pre-Construction Preparation
5. Final Walkthrough & Handover
Objective: Ensure quality, resolve issues, and complete the project.
- Conduct final inspections (building codes, safety, quality).
- Create a punch list of minor adjustments or touch-ups.
- Complete final cleaning and prepare for occupancy.
- Conduct a client walkthrough to review the work and ensure satisfaction.
- Provide warranty documents, maintenance guidelines, and care instructions.
6. Post-Project Support & Follow-Up
6. Post-Project Support & Follow-Up
6. Post-Project Support & Follow-Up
Objective: Maintain long-term client satisfaction and project quality.
- Address any warranty issues or post-construction concerns.
- Offer follow-up services (seasonal maintenance, periodic check-ins).
- Request client feedback and reviews for continuous improvement.