The Interior Fitout of your new home or renovation - Episode 7 (Season 7 - The Stages of Home Construction )

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SHOW NOTES FOR THIS EPISODE:

In this episode, we talk about the Fixit or Interior Fitout Stage.

This, for many homeowners, is the seriously fun part. It's when the interior finishes, fixtures and fittings start to go into your home, and site is a hive of activity getting all this work done.

You can really see all those choices and decisions taking shape as your home gets decked out internally.

It's also where all the choices, decisions and steps get tested, as the structure of the home ultimately informs what the finished surface looks and feels like.

Duayne and I discuss what to look for in this stage, mistakes to avoid, and what to expect from your builder in their communication and planning.

Listen to the episode now to learn more …

PODCAST PARTNER: QUOTESPEC

This season’s podcast partner is QuoteSpec. QuoteSpec is a cloud-based app that enables builders and tradespeople to create great-looking, professional, easy to read, and comprehensive quotes for reno and building projects, in a simple and super fast way.

Ask your builder or tradesperson "do you use QuoteSpec?" and if they don't, send them here to find out more about it ... www.quotespec.com.au/undercoverarchitect 

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