Construction Site Preparation Guidelines

General Construction

• Due to the various tasks that are involved in any construction project, from demolition of sheetrock to insulation, there may be residual dust in different areas of the home.
• It is important that Comfort technicians can access the work areas effectively and safely; so it is the responsibility of the homeowner to cut back any foliage and remove any items that prohibit access to those areas.
  
• Homeowner must be present at the start of the job to allow access to the home. Comfort will need access to an electrical outlet in most cases.
  
• Comfort Windows does not paint or stain.
  

Windows & Doors

• Remove any belongings off walls and around construction area.
• The homeowner is responsible for removing and replacing existing blinds and shades in window openings.
• Blinds may not fit into openings after installation of new windows.
• Move furniture away from window areas 36” for proper access for installation of new window units.

Bathrooms

• The bath and shower area should be clear of belongings.
• Tub or shower may be out of commission for a few days due to the plumbing work necessary for the job.
• There may be painting and/or staining on the project which is the responsibility of the homeowner.

Sunrooms & Decks

• After inspection from our technician, final plans will need to be signed off by the homeowner prior to Comfort ordering product.
• A survey that shows property lines will need to be provided for the permit process.

Siding

• Removal of all items hanging inside of the exterior walls of home and garage.
• After installation, verify all light fixtures and doorbell are working.
• After installation, verify all phone and cable lines are working properly.

Roofing

• Comfort may need access to attic or crawl space.
• Mowing the lawn 1-2 days prior to start of the job will help with cleanup and removal of debris.
• Remove valuables from walls to avoid damage from vibrations of the construction.