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The Last 10%: The Punch List and Avoiding Callbacks

The final phases of any project is a make-or-break proposition. In this segment, Tim Faller explains a new way of thinking about the punch list process that he believes will reduce the homeowner’s need to hold back payment to guard against call backs.