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Punch list

A list of work items that must be completed to conform to the project's contract specifications, typically prepared by an owner, architect, or general contractor during a visual inspection of a job site when the project is near completion.

A punch list is a document listing work that does not conform to contract specifications, typically minor tasks or repairs that need completion before project closeout. It ensures that all aspects of the project meet the required standards and helps manage final project delivery.

Used in a sentence

The punch list includes all minor work items that need to be completed before final inspection.

Synonyms/variation
  • Deficiency list

  • Punch out

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