When should punch list items typically be identified and documented?
Correct Answer
B) Continuously throughout construction and formally before substantial completion
Punch list items should be identified continuously during construction and formally compiled before substantial completion to ensure timely resolution.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Punch list items should be identified continuously during construction and formally compiled before substantial completion to ensure timely resolution.
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