Exterior Responsibilities
• To install finished rake boards on gable overhangs.
• Install cornerboards.
• Install perimeter trim boards.
• Install shutters where applicable.
• Install all site applied siding on gable ends and second story modules or areas left off the time 
   of transporting.
• Apply bottom-sheathing board that covers sill plate.
• Install all shipped loose insulation where applicable, such as under the first floor, under the 
   second floor of a two story and where the second floor overhangs the first.
• Supply and install all gutter and down spouts.
• Supply and install all railings and walks.

Interior Responsibilities
• Install drywall at marriage wall openings.
• Install floor sheathing splice at marriage wall openings.
• Install basement stairs and handrail (when applicable).
• Install marriage wall doors and cased openings.
• Adjust all doors and cased openings (if required).
• Repair, spackle and paint any drywall cracks.
• Install light bulbs and globes on ceiling fixtures.
• Install baseboard and other molding at marriage walls, as applicable.
• Trim and seam carpeting at marriage wall openings.
• Install/adjust kitchen/bath shelving and cabinet doors and adjust to open and close properly.
• FHW/Baseboard drops: connect and furnish all piping below floor joists, the builder supplies 
   boiler, tanks and other component items.
• Remove protective covering from floors.
• Sweep and clean house.
• Install water closet (when applicable).
• Install plumbing traps (when applicable).
• When codes require exposed plumbing, the company will supply the necessary materials
   for finishing the area exposed, however, it will be the responsibility of the builder to finish the
   exposed area.
• The builder is responsible for pouring the basement floor to the specifications provided on the
   company supplied drawings consistent with applicable building codes.
• The builder is responsible for connection of electrical service:
   1.  Connection of lines between modules where required.
   2.  Connection of electric panel to main service.
   3.  Connection of hot water heater to main.
   4.  Connection of mechanical equipment, furnace, air conditions, etc., to main.

NOTE:  All information listed is accurate at the time this was written.  Information is based on a typical set-up.  Depending on the complexity of the project, some information may not be present..