What do you expect or demand in a contract with regards to spray-readiness on a new contruction job?
Is it expected of a painting contractor to spend the first day, all day, vacuuming a job after drywall install, and finishing? I'm talking drywall chunks, and 1/4" or more of dust everywhere...
I've dealt with n.c. jobs where the the place would be vacuumed beforehand or would it was taken care of when I told the g-c there was no way I could spray...
Either way, "broom-swept" is a loose term, at best.
How do you deal with drywall contractor delays, post-primer?
For instance, if the dw contractor has to go over their work and refinish 30 plus percent of their seams and etc, how do you deal with the additional priming? No one is gonna cry over a roll here and there, but what is the threshold? Is this something to include in the contract (obviously) or do you issue a change order?
Is it expected of a painting contractor to spend the first day, all day, vacuuming a job after drywall install, and finishing? I'm talking drywall chunks, and 1/4" or more of dust everywhere...
I've dealt with n.c. jobs where the the place would be vacuumed beforehand or would it was taken care of when I told the g-c there was no way I could spray...
Either way, "broom-swept" is a loose term, at best.
How do you deal with drywall contractor delays, post-primer?
For instance, if the dw contractor has to go over their work and refinish 30 plus percent of their seams and etc, how do you deal with the additional priming? No one is gonna cry over a roll here and there, but what is the threshold? Is this something to include in the contract (obviously) or do you issue a change order?