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Objective of this Scope of Work

■ To ensure that Heating, Venting, and Air Conditioning systems are installed in a manner consistent with all applicable building codes, manufacturer's instructions and warranty requirements, and acceptable construction practices.

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

HVAC is divided into two phases: Rough and Final. While each project does not necessarily include both phases,

they are included in this Scope of Work. Payment will be made per each of the phases.

HVAC: General

■ The equipment and system shall be installed in accordance with all approved building, plumbing, electrical, and health codes, and function as specified. Installations should pass the initial code inspection at each phase.

■ Installations shall pass the initial code inspection at each phase.

■ The Subcontractor must be licensed in the code enforcement jurisdiction in which the project is located prior to beginning work.

■ All work is to be done by trained, experienced individuals. Workmanship shall be so as to require a minimum of repairs and patching after installation.

■ All systems must be energy efficient per current code.

■ Company will provide a full set of plans to allow the Subcontractor time to complete the necessary heat-load calculations and HVAC layouts.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to determine the optimal tonnage and number of units required for each house.

■ Systems shall be installed using new materials of the grade and quality required to meet or exceed local or state and ASHRAE standards.

■ The type and manufacturer of the HVAC system shall be approved by Company.

■ The type and manufacturer of the HVAC system cannot be changed without the written approval of Company's purchasing agent.

■ Should the requirements for HVAC systems change due to a change in the applicable codes, all plans must be re-bid.

■ No roof or floor truss may be cut, notched, moved, or otherwise damaged in any manner.

■ If any structural member interferes with the installation of the HVAC system, the Site Superintendent should be notified.

■ Should any structural member be damaged, an engineer must approve any repairs before they are made.

■ The HVAC systems shall operate correctly for the first two (2) years of Warranty coverage.

■ The HVAC Subcontractor shall not be responsible for damage caused by owner negligence.

■ The HVAC system shall be governed by design conditions as specified in the ASHRAE handbook.

■ Federal, state or local energy codes shall supersede this standard where such codes have been adopted locally.

■ The heating system shall be a complete and functioning system, tested and ready for operation.

■ The heating system shall be capable of maintaining an inside temperature of 74°F, at the center of each room, 5'-0" above the floor.

■ The cooling system shall be a complete and functioning system tested and ready for operation.

■ The cooling system shall be capable of maintaining a temperature of 70°F, at the center of each room, 5'-0" above the floor.

■ Refrigerant lines should not develop leaks, with no condensation on refrigerant lines during the first year of the Warranty period.

■ The Subcontractor will provide, via a tag on the HVAC unit, a regular office hour phone number and an emergency phone number.

■ The Subcontractor is required to furnish emergency service.

HVAC Installation

■ A new set of plans is required for each house. Plans are subject to changes and modifications.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to have the new plans before beginning work.

■ The Subcontractor will correct any errors that occur from using an incorrect set of plans at no cost to Company.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for obtaining all necessary trade permits.

■ Subcontractor shall be responsible for installing ventilation for hot water tank.

■ If the attic area is not complete or completed incorrectly, the Site Superintendent should be notified immediately.

■ Do not install unit if framing is not complete.

■ A metal condensation drain pan shall be installed by the Subcontractor when an attic unit is placed.

■ All HVAC equipment shall be located with sufficient clearances from walls or other equipment to permit regular maintenance.

■ Should any area be inadequate to allow necessary clearances, the Site Superintendent should be notified immediately.

■ The Subcontractor shall furnish a pre-built pad for the AC unit. It is to be installed level and square.

■ All ducts should be properly sealed at the heat exchanger per energy code and should not become loose or detached.

■ All ducts shall be installed per the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

■ No duct shall be crimped, bent, or otherwise installed in such a manner as to restrict airflow.

■ Any duct work leaving the heating or cooling unit shall not obstruct the unit in such a manner that the unit cannot be maintained.

■ All floor ducts are to be temporarily covered to prevent debris from falling into the ductwork.

■ The appropriate covering is expanded metal stucco lath cut to size for the vent cover, provided and installed by the Subcontractor.

■ All floor duct openings shall be level, square, and flush with the floor. Installed floor grills should not tilt more than 1/16" when stepped on.

■ The vent and grill in the kick plate under the cabinets shall be installed high enough to allow shoe molding to be installed below the kick plate.

■ All ceiling grills shall be square and set flush with the ceiling. They shall have the proper insulation materials installed and shall fit snugly.

■ Subcontractor is responsible for cutting neat, clean holes and for completely sealing the holes. Any excess sealing material is to be removed.

■ All piping joints and connections shall be suitable for the pressure-temperature conditions and compatible with the piping material.

■ The stiffening of ductwork and the gauge of the metal used shall be such that duct walls do not flex with pressure changes.

■ Programmable thermostats shall be installed as directed by Supervisor.

■ Programmable thermostat instruction booklet shall be placed in cabinet drawer to the left of the range.

■ Condensation pumps shall be plugged in and operational.

■ Heating units shall have filters installed.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for cleaning up all residual materials before the job will be accepted as complete.

■ At completion of job, house shall be broom-swept and all debris removed to the dumpster or a designated trash area.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for passing all required inspections.

■ Any re-inspection fees assessed Company for items relating to this Scope of Work will be charged to and reimbursed by the Subcontractor.

■ Any items found during the final inspection that need correction shall be corrected before final payment will be made.

Other

Subcontractor acceptance or rejection (required):

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I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

I do not accept this Scope of Work

Signing on behalf of Subcontractor

Date of completion

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Objective of this Scope of Work

■ To ensure that the Plumbing systems and fixtures are installed in a manner consistent with all applicable building codes, manufacturer's instructions and warranty requirements, and acceptable construction practices.

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

Plumbing is divided into three phases: Rough-In, Top-Out and Trim-Out. While each project does not necessarily include every phase,

all three phases are included in this Scope of Work. Payment will be made per each of the phases.

Plumbing: General

■ A new set of plans is required for each house. Plans are subject to changes and modifications.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to have the new plans before beginning work.

■ The Subcontractor will correct any errors that occur from using an incorrect set of plans at no cost to Company.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to secure all necessary trade permits.

■ All plumbing fixtures (water closet, showers, shower tub units, sinks, etc) shall conform to and be installed to code.

■ All work is to be done by trained, experienced individuals.

■ The Subcontractor must be licensed in the code enforcement jurisdiction in which the project is located before work may begin.

■ A properly qualified and licensed plumber must be on site at all times when work is being done by Subcontractor.

■ The system and fixtures shall be installed in accordance with all approved building, plumbing, and health codes, and function as specified.

■ Plumbing installations shall pass the initial compliance inspection at each phase.

■ Fixtures, appliances, and fittings shall be as specified and comply with their manufacturers’ standards for performance and installation.

■ Service connections to water main and sewer should function properly.

■ Piping shall be designed to ensure adequate pressure and flow at each fixture and that each fixture is protected from freezing.

■ Notching, drilling, and cutting of framing members should be done so as not to compromise the structural integrity of the house.

■ Under no circumstances shall any structural member be cut, notched, or otherwise damaged.

■ Should any structural member not accommodate the necessary plumbing system, notify the Site Superintendent immediately.

■ Notify the Site Superintendent if any structural member is accidentally damaged.

■ Repairs to structural members must have engineering approval.

■ Drain, waste, vent, and water pipes shall be installed in a manner that provides adequate space for insulation as required by codes.

■ Extreme caution should be exercised while using open flames in buildings.

■ All systems tests shall be completed and documented.

■ The plumbing system shall be a complete and functioning system tested and ready for operation.

■ The house must pass all plumbing inspections. Any corrections required by the inspectors will be at the expense of the Subcontractor.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for final inspections to ensure a quality job.

■ The plumbing system should operate correctly for the first two (2) years of Warranty coverage.

■ The Subcontractor is required to furnish emergency service to the Buyer during the warranty period.

■ The Subcontractor shall furnish, via a visible tag on the hot water tank, an office phone number and an emergency phone number.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for cleaning up all residual materials before the job will be accepted as complete.

■ All trash and building debris shall be removed to the dumpster or designated trash area.

■ The house shall be broom-swept before job shall be considered complete.

■ The Subcontractor must correct any deficiency found during the inspection and the job must be complete before payment will be made.

Plumbing: Top-Out

■ Each house shall have an accessible main shutoff valve near the entrance of the water service.

■ The shut-off valve shall be a full-way type with provision for drainage, such as a bleed orifice or installation of a separate drain valve.

■ The water service shall have a valve at the curb or property line in accordance with local water authority requirements.

■ All discharge piping shall be polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic pipe.

■ All waste lines shall have a gradient not significantly more or less than 1 in 40, or 3" in 10'-0".

■ Unless otherwise noted, all water-distribution piping in the house shall be cross-linked Polyethylene (PEX).

■ The supply line to the master manifold shall be 1”.

■ A copper master manifold with shut-off valves shall be installed at the water heater.

■ Copper secondary manifolds shall be installed in each user location, with copper adapters at the fixtures.

■ The supply lines to the secondary manifolds shall be home-run from the master manifold and shall be 3/4”.

■ The supply lines from the secondary manifolds to the fixtures shall be 1/2”.

■ The plumbing Subcontractor shall provide all garden tubs, shower stalls, and tub/shower combination units, unless otherwise instructed.

■ All such units will be placed inside the bathroom areas by the framing Subcontractor prior to framing the bath areas.

■ The plumbing Subcontractor shall ensure that the fixtures are onsite in time for the framing Subcontractor to set inside the house.

■ The plumbing Subcontractor should not need to adjust any framing members.

■ Should adjustments be necessary the Subcontractor should notify the Site Superintendent before adjustments are made.

■ It is the responsibility of the plumbing Subcontractor to determine the placement of all fixture supply lines, drain lines and traps.

■ If a whirlpool tub is to be installed, a door or panel of sufficient size shall be installed to provide access to the pump for repair and/or replacement.

■ No leaks of any kind shall exist in any soil, waste, vent, or water pipe.

■ The flow of hot water shall be to the left-hand side of the fittings.

■ The water closet centerline shall be not less than 15" from adjacent walls, partitions, or cabinets.

■ The location of piping, fixtures, or equipment shall not interfere with window and door operations.

■ The location of piping, fixtures, or equipment shall not interfere with the placement of lighting fixtures in baths.

■ Plumbing receptors receiving the discharge of indirect waste pipes shall be shaped and have a capacity to prevent splashing or flooding.

■ Plumbing receptors receiving the discharge of indirect waste pipes shall be easily accessible for inspection and cleaning.

■ All walls surrounding a shower compartment or tub/shower combination shall be sealed to form a watertight joint with such fixtures.

■ All shower compartments and tub/shower combination fixtures shall be lined per code.

■ All cleanouts shall be centered at 6” off floor, in an accessible but inconspicuous location. Preferred location is inside cabinet.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for the installation of gas lines and connections for all gas appliances.

■ All gas lines to interior and exterior locations shall have valve and cap applied at installation.

Plumbing: Trim-Out

■ Use only water-conserving types of fixtures, faucets, showerheads, and other fittings.

■ No valve, faucet, or fixture shall leak.

■ Where fixtures come in contact with walls or floors the joint shall be watertight.

■ Floor-outlet or floor-mounted fixtures shall be secured to the drainage connection and to the floor by corrosion-resistant fasteners.

■ Plumbing fixtures shall be functionally accessible.

■ The hot water tank shall be a 40-gallon tank unless an approved change order is issued to upgrade the size and/or type of the tank.

■ The hot water tank shall be raised 18" from the floor and placed in a drip pan provided by the Subcontractor.

■ No hot water tank shall rest directly on a concrete floor or wooden stand.

■ The surface of bathtubs and kitchen sinks shall not be chipped or scratched.

■ All bathtubs shall have outlets and overflows at least 1-1/2" in diameter and the waste outlet shall be equipped with an approved stopper.

■ Sinks shall be provided with waste outlets not less than 1-1/2" in diameter. A strainer shall be provided.

■ The sink strainer shall be placed in the top cabinet drawer to the left of the range in the kitchen.

■ Faucets and showerheads shall be correctly aligned so that each is the same distance from the wall, and shall be level and straight.

■ Fixtures having concealed tubular traps shall be provided with an access panel or unobstructed utility space of at least 12" dimension.

■ Joints that are soldered, screwed, fused, or solvent-welded must form a solid connection.

■ Noise from loose pipes or a water hammer is unacceptable.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for installing the garbage disposal and setting the dishwasher and gas range.

Other

Subcontractor acceptance or rejection (required):

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I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

I do not accept this Scope of Work

Signing on behalf of Subcontractor

Date of completion

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Project:

Provided to:

Email:

Contact:

Phone:

Date:

Objective of this Scope of Work

■ To ensure that the Plumbing systems and fixtures are installed in a manner consistent with all applicable building codes, manufacturer's instructions and warranty requirements, and acceptable construction practices.

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

Plumbing is divided into three phases: Rough-In, Top-Out and Trim-Out. While each project does not necessarily include every phase,

all three phases are included in this Scope of Work. Payment will be made per each of the phases.

Plumbing: General

■ A new set of plans is required for each house. Plans are subject to changes and modifications.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to have the new plans before beginning work.

■ The Subcontractor will correct any errors that occur from using an incorrect set of plans at no cost to Company.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to secure all necessary trade permits.

■ All plumbing fixtures (water closet, showers, shower tub units, sinks, etc) shall conform to and be installed to code.

■ All work is to be done by trained, experienced individuals.

■ The Subcontractor must be licensed in the code enforcement jurisdiction in which the project is located before work may begin.

■ A properly qualified and licensed plumber must be on site at all times when work is being done by Subcontractor.

■ The system and fixtures shall be installed in accordance with all approved building, plumbing, and health codes, and function as specified.

■ Installations shall pass the initial compliance inspection at each phase.

■ Fixtures, appliances, and fittings shall be as specified and comply with their manufacturers’ standards for performance and installation.

■ Service connections to water main and sewer should function properly.

■ Piping shall be designed to ensure adequate pressure and flow at each fixture and that each fixture is protected from freezing.

■ Notching, drilling, and cutting of framing members should be done so as not to compromise the structural integrity of the house.

■ Under no circumstances shall any structural member be cut, notched, or otherwise damaged.

■ Should any structural member not accommodate the necessary plumbing system, notify the Site Superintendent immediately.

■ Notify the Site Superintendent if any structural member is accidentally damaged.

■ Repairs to structural members must have engineering approval.

■ Drain, waste, vent, and water pipes shall be installed in a manner that provides adequate space for insulation as required by codes.

■ Extreme caution should be exercised while using open flames in buildings.

■ All systems tests shall be completed and documented.

■ The plumbing system shall be a complete and functioning system tested and ready for operation.

■ The house must pass all plumbing inspections. Any corrections required by the inspectors will be at the expense of the Subcontractor.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for final inspections to ensure a quality job.

■ The plumbing system should operate correctly for the first two (2) years of Warranty coverage.

■ The Subcontractor is required to furnish emergency service to the Buyer during the warranty period.

■ The Subcontractor shall furnish, via a visible tag on the hot water tank, an office phone number and an emergency phone number.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for cleaning up all residual materials before the job will be accepted as complete.

■ All trash and building debris shall be removed to the dumpster or designated trash area.

■ The house shall be broom-swept before job shall be considered complete.

■ The Subcontractor must correct any deficiency found during the inspection and the job must be complete before final payment will be made.

Plumbing: Rough-In

■ Each house shall have an accessible main shutoff valve near the entrance of the water service.

■ The shut-off valve shall be a full-way type with provision for drainage, such as a bleed orifice or installation of a separate drain valve.

■ The water service shall have a valve at the curb or property line in accordance with local water authority requirements.

■ All under-slab water-distribution piping shall be of a type approved by Company.

■ No leaks of any kind are acceptable in any soil, waste, vent, or water pipe.

■ Unless otherwise noted, all water-distribution piping in the house shall be Cross-linked Polyethylene (PEX).

■ The supply line to the master manifold shall be 1”.

■ All discharge piping shall be polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic pipe.

■ Gradient for all waste lines shall not be significantly more or less than 1'-0" in 40'-0", or 3" in 10'-0".

■ The water closet centerline shall be not less than 15" from adjacent walls, partitions, or cabinets.

■ Plumbing receptors receiving the discharge of indirect waste pipes shall be shaped and have a capacity to prevent splashing or flooding.

■ Plumbing receptors receiving the discharge of indirect waste pipes shall be easily accessible for inspection and cleaning.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for the installation of gas lines and connections for all gas appliances.

Plumbing: Top-Out

■ The plumbing Subcontractor shall provide all garden tubs, shower stalls, and tub/shower combination units, unless otherwise instructed.

■ All such units will be placed inside the bathroom areas by the framing Subcontractor prior to framing the bath areas.

■ The plumbing Subcontractor shall ensure that the fixtures are onsite in time for the framing Subcontractor to set inside the house.

■ The plumbing Subcontractor should not need to adjust any framing members.

■ Should adjustments be necessary the Subcontractor should notify the Site Superintendent before adjustments are made.

■ It is the responsibility of the plumbing Subcontractor to determine the placement of all fixture supply lines, drain lines and traps.

■ If a whirlpool tub is to be installed, a door or panel of sufficient size shall be installed to provide access to the pump for repair and/or replacement.

■ The plumbing Subcontractor should not need to adjust any framing members.

■ Should adjustments be necessary, the Subcontractor should notify the Site Superintendent before adjustments are made.

■ No leaks of any kind shall exist in any soil, waste, vent, or water pipe.

■ The flow of hot water shall be to the left-hand side of the fittings.

■ A copper master manifold with shut-off valves shall be installed at the water heater.

■ Copper secondary manifolds shall be installed in each user location, with copper adapters at the fixtures.

■ The supply lines to the secondary manifolds shall be home-run from the master manifold and shall be 3/4”.

■ The supply lines from the secondary manifolds to the fixtures shall be 1/2”.

■ All discharge piping shall be polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plastic pipe.

■ The water closet centerline shall be not less than 15" from adjacent walls, partitions, or cabinets.

■ The location of piping, fixtures, or equipment shall not interfere with window and door operations.

■ The location of piping, fixtures, or equipment shall not interfere with the placement of lighting fixtures in baths.

■ All walls surrounding a shower compartment or tub/shower combination shall be sealed to form a watertight joint with such fixtures.

■ All shower compartments and tub/shower combination fixtures shall be lined per code.

■ All cleanouts shall be centered at 6” off floor, in an accessible but inconspicuous location. Preferred location is inside cabinet.

■ All gas lines to interior and exterior locations shall have valve and cap applied at installation.

Plumbing: Trim-Out

■ Use only water-conserving types of fixtures, faucets, showerheads, and other fittings.

■ No valve, faucet, or fixture shall leak.

■ Where fixtures come in contact with walls or floors the joint shall be watertight.

■ Floor-outlet or floor-mounted fixtures shall be secured to the drainage connection and to the floor by corrosion-resistant fasteners.

■ Plumbing fixtures shall be functionally accessible.

■ The hot water tank shall be a 40-gallon tank unless an approved change order is issued to upgrade the size and/or type of the tank.

■ The hot water tank shall be raised 18" from the floor and placed in a drip pan provided by the Subcontractor.

■ No hot water tank shall rest directly on a concrete floor or wooden stand.

■ The surface of bathtubs and kitchen sinks shall not be chipped or scratched.

■ All bathtubs shall have outlets and overflows at least 1-1/2" in diameter and the waste outlet shall be equipped with an approved stopper.

■ Sinks shall be provided with waste outlets not less than 1-1/2" in diameter. A strainer shall be provided.

■ The sink strainer shall be placed in the top cabinet drawer to the left of the range in the kitchen.

■ Faucets and showerheads shall be correctly aligned so that each is the same distance from the wall, and shall be level and straight.

■ Fixtures having concealed tubular traps shall be provided with an access panel or unobstructed utility space of at least 12" dimension.

■ Joints that are soldered, screwed, fused, or solvent-welded must form a solid connection.

■ Noise from loose pipes or a water hammer is unacceptable.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for installing the disposal and setting the dishwasher and gas range.

Other

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I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

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Date of completion

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Objective of this Scope of Work

■ To ensure that the Electrical wiring systems and fixtures are installed in a manner consistent with all applicable building codes, manufacturer's instructions and warranty requirements, and acceptable construction practices.

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

Electrical is divided into two phases: Rough and Finish. Both phases are included in this Scope of Work. Payment will be made per each of the phases.

Electrical: General

■ A new set of plans is required for each house. Plans are subject to changes and modifications.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to have new plans before beginning work.

■ The electrical system should be complete and functioning, system-tested, and ready for operation.

■ The wiring, equipment, materials, and methods shall be in full compliance with the latest edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC).

■ The wiring, equipment, materials, and methods shall be in full compliance with the latest local building codes.

■ In the event of conflict with these standards and specifications, the NEC and local building codes shall take precedence.

■ Installations should pass the initial compliance inspection at each phase.

■ The electrical system shall be installed using new materials of the grade and quality specified or required to meet the expected standards.

■ All work is to be done by trained, experienced individuals.

■ Under no circumstances shall any structural member be cut, notched, or damaged.

■ Should any Structural member be accidentally damaged, the Site Superintendent should be notified immediately.

■ No repairs may be made to structural members without engineering approval.

■ The Subcontractor must correct any deficiency found during any inspection.

■ Each phase must be complete before payment will be made.

Electrical: Rough

■ A breaker box of a size that will adequately handle all electrical requirements of the house shall be installed.

■ Circuit breakers shall be trip-free and capable of being closed and opened by manual operation.

■ All circuit breakers shall be plainly, legibly and permanently labeled.

■ Receptacle outlets shall be installed per NEC code.

■ Additional outlets (over and above the NEC code requirements) will be noted on the plans and/or by Site Superintendent.

■ All receptacle outlets shall be installed so that they do not protrude past the drywall.

■ All receptacle covers shall fit level, square, plumb, and be snug against the wall.

■ Receptacle outlets in the kitchen and baths shall be a GFI type. The number will be determined by the NEC code.

■ When a light fixture is installed horizontally over the kitchen sink, the wire for the light should not be visible.

■ All houses shall include low-volt doorbell wiring at front door with lighted doorbell plunger and doorbell chime installed.

■ All required systems tests shall be completed.

■ All construction debris must be removed to the dumpster.

■ Any items found during any inspection that need correction shall be corrected.

Electrical: Ceiling Fans

■ The placement of ceiling fans shall be as shown on the plans and/or as directed during the pre-start walk-through.

■ The Subcontractor shall install bracing for ceiling fans in all bedrooms and bonus rooms even if a ceiling fan is not scheduled to be installed.

■ If a ceiling fan is specified in any room, a switched receptacle must also be provided for the ceiling fan.

Electrical: Finish

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for the installation of all light fixtures per plan, including the installation of energy efficient bulbs in all fixtures.

■ When a light fixture is installed horizontally over the kitchen sink, the wire for the light should not be visible.

■ All houses shall include low-volt doorbell wiring at front door with lighted doorbell plunger and doorbell chime installed.

■ The Subcontractor is responsible for setting the range hood/microwave and the electric range.

■ All required systems tests shall be completed.

■ All construction debris must be removed to the dumpster.

■ Any items found during any inspection that need correction shall be corrected.

Other

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I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

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Date of completion

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Objective of this Scope of Work

■ To ensure that all Fireplaces are installed in a manner consistent with all applicable building codes, manufacturer's instructions and warranty requirements, and acceptable construction practices.

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

Fireplace: General

■ The fireplace shall be the size and type designated on the Work Order.

■ The fireplace shall be installed per the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

■ All installation shall be done by trained, experienced individuals.

■ All fireplaces shall be installed level, plumb, and square, and must meet or exceed all fire and county, state, or local codes.

■ No fireplace box may be out of level or plumb by more than 1/4".

■ The fireplace should be installed in such a manner that when the face of the fireplace is installed the face shall fit snug against all walls.

■ During installation, care must be taken by the Subcontractor not to damage the work of other Subcontractors.

■ The Subcontractor must correct any deficiency found during any inspection and the job must be complete before final payment will be made.

Fireplace: Installation

■ Fireplaces shall be installed per plans.

■ It is the responsibility of the Subcontractor to install deadwood as necessary for secure installation.

■ In the event the Subcontractor finds that firestops are missing, the Site Superintendent should be notified immediately.

■ The Subcontractor shall not negatively impact another Subcontractor’s work.

■ If any cutting is required for installation. the Subcontractor shall not damage any structural member.

■ All chimneys shall be capped or a shroud installed per plans.

■ All fireplaces shall be equipped with gas starters.

■ If a propane adapter is required, it will be provided and installed by the Subcontractor.

■ Fireplace fronts, hearths, and mantels shall be installed per the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

■ All fireplace faces, hearths, and mantles shall be installed square, level, and plumb.

■ The face and/or mantel shall fit smoothly and be snug against the walls.

■ All fireplace faces, hearths, and mantles shall have no more than a 1/8" gap to be caulked on any side.

■ The fireplace key, escutcheons, and information manuals shall be placed in the cabinet drawer to the left of the range.

■ Any trash or debris shall be removed to the dumpster and the site and house must be cleaned before the job will be considered complete.

■ Any items found during the final inspection that need correction shall be corrected before final payment will be made.

Other

Subcontractor acceptance or rejection (required):

(initial)

I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

I do not accept this Scope of Work

Signing on behalf of Subcontractor

Date of completion

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Project:

Provided to:

Email:

Contact:

Phone:

Date:

Objective of this Scope of Work

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

Template: General

Template: Details

Subcontractor acceptance or rejection (required):

(initial)

I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

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Signing on behalf of Subcontractor

Date of completion

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Project:

Provided to:

Email:

Contact:

Phone:

Date:

Objective of this Scope of Work

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

Template: General

Template: Details

Subcontractor acceptance or rejection (required):

(initial)

I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

I do not accept this Scope of Work

Signing on behalf of Subcontractor

Date of completion

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Project:

Provided to:

Email:

Contact:

Phone:

Date:

Objective of this Scope of Work

Terms used in this document

■ Site Superintendent: shall refer to any Company representative with authority to enforce this Scope of Work.

■ SUBCONTRACTOR: shall refer to the Subcontractor's organization, its employees, or any representative of the Subcontractor assigned the authority to perform per this Scope of Work.

Acceptable Performance

Template: General

Template: Details

Subcontractor acceptance or rejection (required):

(initial)

I have read, understand, accept, and will comply with this Scope of Work

I do not accept this Scope of Work

Signing on behalf of Subcontractor

Date of completion