This is if you are allowed on site. Very few builders (large scale developments) will allow you on site, especially in a home during construction. Big liability issues if someone were to be injured who is on site and who does not work for the builder. In addition to that, builders typically don't want unwanted or unwarranted questions from people who don't understand construction methodologies or practices.
If you are the General Contractor and building your own house the above advice is great.
reggythriller t1_jd8bdlq wrote
Reply to LPT: If you're buying a house still under construction, photograph everything before the sheetrock goes up. Knowing exactly where the pipes, wires, and ducts are may prove invaluable some day, and even if you never use them the next owner will appreciate it. by Needleroozer
This is if you are allowed on site. Very few builders (large scale developments) will allow you on site, especially in a home during construction. Big liability issues if someone were to be injured who is on site and who does not work for the builder. In addition to that, builders typically don't want unwanted or unwarranted questions from people who don't understand construction methodologies or practices.
If you are the General Contractor and building your own house the above advice is great.