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A punch list is a document created near the end of a project that identifies any work that is incomplete, needs adjustment, or does not meet the agreed-upon specifications. These items are typically small or finishing-related, but they can also include functional issues that must be corrected before final payment.
Common punch list items include:
Touch-up painting
Fixing minor carpentry issues (trim gaps, loose hardware, misaligned doors)
Correcting electrical or plumbing issues (non-working outlets, small leaks)
Completing unfinished installations
Repairing drywall imperfections
Cleaning up construction debris
Adjusting fixtures, cabinetry, or hardware
A punch list is a document created near the end of a project that identifies any work that is incomplete, needs adjustment, or does not meet the agreed-upon specifications. These items are typically small or finishing-related, but they can also include functional issues that must be corrected before final payment.
Common punch list items include:
Touch-up painting
Fixing minor carpentry issues (trim gaps, loose hardware, misaligned doors)
Correcting electrical or plumbing issues (non-working outlets, small leaks)
Completing unfinished installations
Repairing drywall imperfections
Cleaning up construction debris
Adjusting fixtures, cabinetry, or hardware