Final stages of construction where aesthetic and functional elements are completed to bring a building or structure to its finished state. These works typically include:
Applying a smooth or textured plaster coat on walls and ceilings to cover the rough block or brickwork, creating a uniform surface for painting or other finishes.
Sub-floor Preparation: Ensuring that the base layer is level and suitable for the final flooring material.
Flooring Installation: Laying materials like tiles, marble, wood, or vinyl. Each material has specific installation techniques, like tile grout or hardwood nails.
Surface Preparation: Sanding, priming, and cleaning the surface to ensure good adhesion of paint.
Painting: Applying paint in multiple coats (primer, undercoat, and topcoat) to achieve the desired finish.
Decorative Work: Adding elements like wallpaper, moldings, or stencils for aesthetic purposes.
Doors and Windows: Installing door frames, shutters, window frames, and sashes. This includes fitting locks, handles, and other hardware.
Cabinetry and Furniture: Custom-built or pre-fabricated cabinetry, shelves, and other woodwork are installed.
Skirting and Molding: Fixing baseboards, crown moldings, and other trim work to add detail and finish.
Wiring and Lighting: Installing electrical wiring, switches, outlets, and light fixtures. This also includes the final connections for appliances.
Plumbing Fixtures: Installing sinks, toilets, showers, faucets, and other plumbing-related items.
Testing and Commissioning: Ensuring all electrical and plumbing systems are functional and safe.
Rendering: Applying a cement-based coat on the exterior walls for protection and aesthetics.
Cladding: Installing materials like stone, wood, or metal panels on the building's exterior for a finished look.
Landscaping: Final grading of the site, planting grass, shrubs, and trees, and installing pathways and driveways.
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