Plan renovation scope, cost assumptions and work sequence
Use the NAS Live worksheet to plan renovation scope, cost assumptions and work sequence. Keep facts, missing evidence and assumptions separate before continuing.
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Questions to discuss
- What must be inspected before a fixed quote is possible?
- Which dependencies could change the schedule?
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Check dependencies
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