Conduct Initial Site Overview and Determine Project Scope
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How to do Landscaping/Demolition Meeting with a Potential Customer
What happens here
Begin by thoroughly inspecting the property designated for demolition, paying close attention to the overall landscape and prominent features. Specifically, note the steepness and length of the driveway, as well as any significant changes in elevation. In this case, a 20 to 24-foot elevation change is identified, which will necessitate extensive earthwork. Confirm the client's ultimate vision for the site, such as replacing the current structure with a new house that incorporates a 'tuck-under garage'. Discuss the strategy for breaking down the project into manageable phases, such as separate bids for the demolition of the existing house and the excavation for the new construction.
Goal: Understand the primary objectives and major site characteristics for the demolition project.
Tools and materials
- Camera/Smartphone — Documenting site conditions and features
- Measuring Tape — Estimating dimensions and elevation changes
- Notebook and Pen — Jotting down observations and client discussions
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