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New hardwood is installed before heavy countertop polishing and drywall touch-up in the same unit. What is the sequencing risk?

Correct Answer

B) Floor protection.

Dusty, wet, or heavy finish operations can damage newly installed flooring when sequencing is poor.

Answer Options
A
Proceed with the finish work where new hardwood is installed before heavy countertop polishing and drywall touch-up in the same unit, and leave performance correction for closeout.
B
Floor protection.
C
Treat the item as a color or trim preference where new hardwood is installed before heavy countertop polishing and drywall touch-up in the same unit, instead of resolving the finish condition before installation continues.
D
Accept the installer's shortcut where new hardwood is installed before heavy countertop polishing and drywall touch-up in the same unit, without resolving the manufacturer or performance requirement.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Dusty, wet, or heavy finish operations can damage newly installed flooring when sequencing is poor.

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