1. Middle Phase
1.1. Begin to meet customers demands
1.2. Complying with standards
1.2.1. HOA approval if structure is over 5ft tall
1.3. Materials for completion
1.3.1. Wood
1.3.1.1. Purchase Insulated Wood 48 X 48 design (Large dog + one more) should be plenty of room
1.3.1.2. Build walls of the Doggy house
1.3.1.3. Make design cuts and frame out the wood
1.3.1.4. Use tools to nail the wood together
1.3.1.5. Prime and paint the finished product if necessary
1.3.2. Concrete
1.3.2.1. Pour Concrete
1.3.2.2. Install heated pad
1.3.2.3. Paint Concrete
1.3.3. Window
1.3.3.1. Purchase window
1.3.3.2. Make sure frame is cut out to fit window
1.3.3.3. Install window and make sure it is insulated
1.3.4. Shingles
1.3.4.1. Purchase shingles at Home depot
1.3.4.2. Install shingles on roof
1.3.5. Extras
1.3.5.1. Purchase a Dog food & water bowl
1.3.5.2. Place inside the dog house
1.3.6. Dog Door
1.3.6.1. Purchase a Dog flap that is split and only opens with force
1.3.6.2. Install doggy flap and make sure it is secure and fits a large dog
1.4. Cost of construction/labor
1.4.1. Purchasing tools such as a hammer
1.4.2. Hours worked
1.4.3. Gas to pick up supplies
2. Final Phase
2.1. Finish ending project
2.2. Quality Assurance check
2.3. Test out concrete heater
2.4. Collect Payment
3. Project Sponsors
3.1. Alice
4. Project Stakeholders
4.1. Project Leader
4.2. Project Team members
4.3. Resource managers
4.4. Alice
4.5. Dog
4.6. Our Company
4.7. Homeowners Association
5. Beginning Phase
5.1. Go over all of Alice's expectations
5.1.1. Includes future dog
5.1.2. Flappy door and windows
5.1.3. Concrete floor heater
5.1.4. No truck in backyard
5.1.5. Big enough to fit her Great Dane
5.2. Review Regulations
5.2.1. If above 5ft must get permits
5.3. Prepare schedule
5.3.1. Make sure what time we are allowed to work
5.3.2. Make sure the company workers will be available during those times
5.4. Finalize a contract
5.4.1. Set a budget amount
5.4.2. Figure out how she wants to pay
5.4.3. Begin to execute middle phase