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  "name": "What is the process for conducting a final walkthrough and accepting renovation work?",
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        "text": "The final walkthrough is your opportunity to inspect all completed renovation work with your general contractor. Check for any defects, incomplete tasks, or deviations from the agreed-upon plans. Test all new installations, such as appliances, electrical outlets, and plumbing fixtures, to ensure they function correctly. Document any issues with photos and notes. A punch list of items needing correction should be created. Final payment should typically be withheld until all punch list items are satisfactorily completed and addressed by the contractor.",
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        "description": "During the final walkthrough, inspect all work, test installations, and document any issues. Create a punch list for corrections, withholding final payment until completed."
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  "description": "During the final walkthrough, inspect all work, test installations, and document any issues. Create a punch list for corrections, withholding final payment unti"
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