A household plan you can keep
Concrete Preparation Checklist
Work through the questions before agreeing to concrete work, then plan access and handover with the contractor. Check a box only when you have the answer or arrangement you need.
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Checklist method: check each agreed task, keep the written proof, then print your list
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Agree who does each task
A checked item is your note, not a contractor’s signature. Keep the actual permit response, locating record, approved scope and care instructions separately. If a task belongs to the contractor, get that responsibility in the agreement before marking it settled.
Do not move heavy equipment, break concrete, disconnect services or dig simply because this list mentions preparation. Tell the contractor about access limits and household needs, then agree on suitable work and protection. The list is planning help rather than demolition or construction instructions.
Keep the next decisions connected
Read the Phoenix approvals guide for private versus public work, and the hot-weather guide for curing responsibility and delays. The removal guide helps define the condition the next crew should receive.
Before accepting a total, use the scope comparison tool and cost guide. Keep unresolved items open instead of checking them to finish the page. TradeLeo is a connection service, not a contractor. Read about our role before an optional contact request.
Before you decide
Good questions to ask
Will checked items survive a reload?
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Does checking an item approve the construction?
No. A check is your planning note, not a permit, utility clearance, inspection or professional decision. Keep the actual approvals and written contractor instructions separately.