I'd probably do framing before HVAC unless you're certain you won't need any air

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Feb 17, 2020
5:58:52pm

Niiineteeen84 All-American

I'd probably do framing before HVAC unless you're certain you won't need any air

transfer grills or return air ductwork in walls.

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What would the order of subcontractors be to finish a basement?

macdizzle

2/17/20 5:40pm

I'd put plumbing before electrical.

2/17/20 5:42pm

Good. Anything else?

macdizzle

2/17/20 5:44pm

I'd probably do framing before HVAC unless you're certain you won't need any air

2/17/20 5:58pm

Framing, HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Drywall, Painting, Flooring (if tile/wood)

2/17/20 6:00pm

Oh if a bathroom: Bathtub after framing, Toilet/sink after countertops

2/17/20 6:05pm

Don't forget insulation.

2/17/20 6:05pm

Dang it! Yes, put that in before drywall. It tends to be easier that way.

2/17/20 6:07pm

Development office will give you guidance when you pull the permit.

WDaddy

2/17/20 6:05pm

*If you get a permit. County can't tax what county don't know

Aggie90Cougar10

2/17/20 7:21pm

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