Punch List and Quality Control for House Sale
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Day at work with Genadek Landscaping, Mowing, Hardscaping and Excavating
What happens here
The owner revisits a property being prepped for sale. The initial proposal for yard clean-up was 10 hours at $65/hour ($650). However, the job actually took 14.35 hours. The owner absorbed the extra 4.35 hours, knowing there was an upcoming mulching job. The mulching involved 2 yards of chocolate-colored mulch installed for $1,150. After completing these tasks, the customer requested additional services. The owner explained that the initial cleanup was over budget, but any new services would be charged at $65/hour. Alex, an employee, is tasked with a 'punch list' of small touch-ups: missed trees, deadheading hostas, and removing a few more trees. The owner stresses the importance of making the $2 million house look 'pristine' and gives Alex an 'A' for attitude and willingness to learn, but a 'D' for the initial service quality. He reiterates that he will re-evaluate Alex's work to ensure perfection for the client.
Goal: Complete final touch-ups to ensure a 'pristine' yard for a house on the market.
Tools and materials
- Chocolate Colored Mulch — Landscaping beds
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