Fluffy
par Mike Melnick
1. Materials
1.1. insulation
1.2. concrete
1.3. electrical wiring
1.4. siding
1.5. windows
1.6. door flap
1.7. food and water bowl
1.8. dog food
1.9. water
1.10. toys
1.11. dog bed
1.12. Wood
1.13. Nails
1.14. screws
1.15. hammers
1.16. screwdrivers
1.17. nail guns
1.18. shovels
1.19. paint
1.20. weather proof stain
1.21. paint brushes
2. Payment
2.1. Direct Labor
2.1.1. $2000 total
2.1.1.1. $25x40hr
2.1.1.1.1. $15x40hr
2.2. Direct Materials
2.2.1. $1500 All materials included
2.3. Profit
2.3.1. $500
2.4. Payment Plan
2.4.1. 50% down payment to begin work
2.4.1.1. NET30
2.5. Total Job Cost
2.5.1. $4000
3. Risks
3.1. Weather delays planning
3.2. Workers injured on job/ poor performance
3.3. HOA doesn't approve build
3.4. Materials are not delivered on time
3.5. Budget is underestimated
3.6. Client changes thier mind
3.7. We do not receive end payment
3.8. Uneven ground on work site
4. Constraints
4.1. Budget $800
4.2. Time (1 week)
4.3. Normal Working hours
4.4. Cannot bring work truck into backyard
4.5. Need HOA Approval if over 5ft tall
5. To-do
5.1. Create Terms & Conditions contract to authorize work
5.2. Create blueprint
5.3. Figure out location
5.4. schedule concrete
5.5. Get materials
5.6. Cut wood
5.7. Screw in screws and nails
5.8. Cut for windows
5.9. Cut for door/ door flap
5.10. Insulate
5.11. Install Roof
5.12. install doors
5.13. install siding
5.14. electrical work
5.15. Paint and stain
5.16. Clean up/ landscaping
5.17. Receive payment
5.18. Approval from Alice
6. Planning
6.1. Day 1
6.1.1. Create Blueprints
6.1.2. Scope out the work site
6.2. Day 2
6.2.1. Move materials into backyard
6.2.2. Level work site
6.2.3. Pour Concrete Slab
6.3. Day 3
6.3.1. Build Frame
6.3.2. Add insulation
6.4. Day 4
6.4.1. Finish the structure, Build Fence around house
6.5. Day 5
6.5.1. Add interior items
6.6. Day 6
6.6.1. Clean Up
6.7. Day 7
6.7.1. Finalization
6.7.1.1. Walk through
6.7.1.2. Receive remainder of payment within agreed upon time