Rough Construction Clean

Subcontractor shall sweep and clean the concrete slab after pour, but before framing layout, and clean excess debris from the general pad area.

Subcontractor shall cleanup and rough out house during rough carpentry work to meet CAL-OSHA requirements and after rough carpentry work is complete and prepare house for electrician.

Subcontractor shall furnish and install rat proofing and fire stop materials as directed by the Project Superintendent and prior to county inspection.

Subcontractor shall clean interior and exterior of unit after roofers are finished with preliminary roof nailing. Haul all lumber, roofing scraps and nails as necessary prior to lathing.

After carpenters and rough trades are complete, Subcontractor shall clean FAU areas, shaft compartments, hidden space and sweep for electrician,

Subcontractor shall dig around unit and garage to prepare for plasters; this shall be a minimum of 6”-8” below the top of the slab.

Subcontractor shall pick up and remove plasterer’s wire, tarpaper and foam (if applicable) from each lot prior to stucco scratch coat. Remove plaster fall-down from around unit after all plastering is completed and scaffolds removed (fall-down shall be pulled away from each unit by plaster contractor).

Subcontractor shall sweep the entire unit prior to wall paint, including but limited to, pot shelves, floors, horizontal surfaces and garages.

Subcontractor shall sweep out the unit before cabinet spraying, including the cleaning of all cabinet interiors and drawers.

Subcontractor shall cleanup exterior, remove loose debris and make ready for concrete flatwork.

*(Exclusions: Concrete, Flooring and Fencing/Block wall material).