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Punch list

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Carlos Mendez, Lead Concrete Specialist
Reviewed by Carlos Mendez Lead Concrete Specialist
Punch list A punch list is a short list of remaining items that must be corrected before a job is considered finished.

It often includes small fixes like cleanup, minor touch-ups, alignment issues, or unfinished details. In NYC sidewalk work, a punch list helps ensure the final surface, joints, and site conditions are acceptable before closeout.

The job is not done until the site is

Backfill, cleanup, joint sealing and final details closed out before we call it complete.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Punch list

What is a punch list?
A short list of remaining items to be corrected before a job is accepted as complete.
What typically appears on a sidewalk punch list?
Backfill along slab edges, debris and concrete washout removal, joint sealing, hardware adjustment, and minor edge or finish corrections.
When is the punch list prepared?
At the walkthrough near completion, once the concrete has cured enough to evaluate the finished surface.
Why does it matter?
It closes out details that would otherwise be left behind, some of which could themselves create hazards or fail inspection.
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