Keeping new-build installs on schedule

Kicked off a 24-unit townhome rough-in this week, and the GC wants linesets, drains, and low-voltage wrapped by Friday with drywall rolling in Monday. For those running three- to four-person crews, how are you coordinating with electricians and framers to lock inspections and avoid punchlist rework — shared calendars, daily huddles, staggered zones — what’s working?

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We run staggered zones with a 24‑hour lag and a 7:30a 10‑min huddle with @sparky and the framing lead; we call rolling roughs for the next morning so drywall never beats the stickers — Tetris, but with inspectors. Want the color‑coded zone template we use?

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