Approve the profile family
Review base, casing and any specified crown or other millwork as a coordinated standard. Record profile dimensions, substrate, finish basis and sample approval instead of relying on a screen image.
Trim & millwork
Carry approved profiles and repeated details through the plan mix.
Scope and approach
Quantify each plan
Keep takeoffs tied to the plan revision, room conditions and approved options. Identify ceiling changes, omitted walls, cased openings and other details that affect the actual trim package.
- Base and casing profiles, dimensions and material
- Specified crown, returns and transitions
- Other millwork only where listed in the approved scope
Define the field work
List material supply, preparation and installation separately. Agree which crew handles joints, caulking, finishing, paint and adjacent surfaces, along with how corrections are reported for the individual house.
What to bring.
- Which profiles and physical samples are approved?
- Which options change room edges, ceiling heights or trim details?
- What finishing and surrounding work remains with other trades?
From review to agreed work
Plan the scope.
Agree the standard details
Match profile references, samples and included applications to the specification.
Review plan quantities
Separate base scope and approved option changes by current plan revision.
Sequence the package
Confirm delivery and any installation around the house's readiness and other trades.
Before the next step.
Can the same trim profile run across the community?
A common approved profile can anchor the program. Quantities and details still follow the house's plan, selected options and agreed scope.
Are paint and touch-up included?
Include them only when the proposal expressly lists them. Confirm preparation, finish, adjacent surfaces and correction responsibilities before work starts.