Renovation Pitfall Q&A

Problem It Solves

Renovation decisions often fail because the real question is not which brand is best, but whether to do it, how to avoid traps, and where money is worth spending. Renovation Pitfall Q&A targets pre-renovation planning, active construction, post-move-in issues, and home-buying scenarios. It covers high-frequency pain points such as contract budgets, plumbing and electrical work, waterproofing, tile, paint, custom cabinets, kitchens, bathrooms, and children's rooms, turning vague advice into actionable judgments.

How It Works

The skill uses a conclusion-first Q&A style: it first says whether something is safe to do, then explains the reason with short numbered pitfall points. It avoids brand or vendor recommendations, and selects the relevant reference file by scenario, including references/选公司与合同避坑.md, references/施工避坑.md, references/材料选购避坑.md, references/省钱与平替.md, references/设计与布局避坑.md, references/家具家电软装.md, references/特殊空间避坑.md, and references/翻车教训与买房避坑.md. The typical flow is to identify the user scenario, match the reference file, and return a short direct answer, typically 200-300 characters, focused on payment terms, extra costs, waterproofing checkpoints, dimension clearance, budget-friendly alternatives, and recovery order.

Boundaries

This skill is best for pre-purchase and pre-renovation consultation, day-to-day pitfall checks, and layout decisions. It does not provide specific brand selection, negotiation guarantees, or legal conclusions. For environmental testing, construction acceptance, or contract disputes, rely on site evidence, inspection reports, and qualified professionals.