People, pets, and access
List residents, mobility or health needs, pets, work-from-home rooms, keys, gates, alarms, parking, and rooms that need advance notice.
Use this worksheet before work starts to coordinate water shutoffs, room access, people and pets, finish protection, inspections, restoration, and daily handoff while a home or residential multi-unit property remains occupied.
List residents, mobility or health needs, pets, work-from-home rooms, keys, gates, alarms, parking, and rooms that need advance notice.
Record the expected shutoff window, drinking water, toilets, bathing, cooking, laundry, and the person who confirms water is restored each day.
Mark floors, furniture, cabinets, appliances, wall hangings, attic access, and proposed wall or ceiling openings. Photograph sensitive finishes before work.
Track HOA approval, unit notices, shared-wall neighbors, quiet hours, elevator or stair access, crew staging, debris handling, and emergency contacts.
Identify which work must remain visible, the inspection window, who provides access, how corrections are handled, and when restoration may begin.
Assign drywall, texture, paint, tile, cabinet, stucco, cleanup, room-by-room sign-off, warranty records, and final permit or inspection records.
Homes and residential properties near Marbella, The Farm, San Juan Hills, Capistrano Royale, Rancho Viejo can differ in stories, slab or attic routing, shared walls, finish sensitivity, parking, association rules, and resident access. Santa Margarita Water District context can help frame water-service questions, but the shutoff plan, inspection authority, permit status, scope, and restoration responsibility must be confirmed for the specific address.