Home Renovation Workflow Pitfall Guide

Problem It Solves

First-time homeowners often do not know the order of renovation work, how long each stage takes, what to inspect, or where common failures happen. This skill turns move-in acceptance, plumbing and electrical work, masonry and waterproofing, carpentry and ceilings, wall painting, and final handover into actionable checks, with time estimates and inspection methods instead of generic warnings.

How It Works

• Knowledge-base routing: questions about move-in or start-up read 01_收房验房与开工交底.md; plumbing, waterproofing, or masonry questions read 02_水电改造与瓦工阶段.md; cross-stage questions may read multiple files.
• Structured answers: output starts with direct answer, then expands into detailed steps, acceptance checks, and pitfall warnings, with critical risks marked by ⚠️.
• Actionable detail: examples include using a hollow-sounding hammer, inspecting walls with a flashlight, checking switch and socket placement, and referencing roughly 70 days for a 100 sqm project from built-in material.

Boundaries

It is useful for renovation process questions and acceptance checklists, but it does not replace contractor plans, material pricing, on-site measurement, or professional inspection. When process, sequence, or duration is discussed, the guidance reminds readers that specific workflows should follow the household plan and must not be copied rigidly.