Drawing review, protection zones, material staging, and waste-removal route.
Stage 01
Stage 1: Site Entry and Demolition
Site protection, demolition scope, structural checks, and waste removal establish the construction baseline.
Service Overview
The first construction step is aligning the site with the drawings.
Site entry, demolition, and structural adjustment set the dimensional baseline for later work. If protection, demolition scope, structural conditions, and control lines are not confirmed first, doors, cabinetry, wall panels, and flooring can all suffer later deviations.
EVO HOME reviews drawings, protected areas, demolition scope, structural risks, axes, elevation lines, and key dimensions before moving into hidden works.
Standardization Points
These points come from the latest presentation materials and existing product and construction systems, and can be expanded into service notes, product lists, or acceptance checklists.
Site protection
Demolition confirmation
Structural condition check
Waste removal
Deliverables
Clients receive more than renderings; they receive executable, checkable, and buildable lists.
Demolition scope, structural changes, openings, retained items, and photo records.
Control lines, axes, elevation lines, and key dimension confirmation.
Workflow
Use process to reduce communication loss, and milestones to control budget, schedule, and delivery quality.
01Site protection and photo records
02Drawing and existing-condition review
03Demolition and structural adjustment
04Set control and elevation lines
05Inspect before hidden works
Acceptance and Risk Control
This stage prevents structural risk and dimensional error by setting the site baseline correctly.
Retained areas are fully protected
Demolition matches the drawings
Structural adjustments are confirmed
Control and elevation lines are clear
EVO HOME Method