Bathroom Renovation Plan Check

Check sequence, gaps and professional needs.

Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made

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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it (what [VERIFY] means).

Check my bathroom renovation plan. The plan, sequence of work and who will do each task: [RENOVATION_PLAN]. Layout changes: [LAYOUT_CHANGES]. Budget and timeline: [BUDGET_TIMELINE].

Check the order of trades, waterproofing and ventilation considered, electrical and plumbing work flagged for qualified people, access for deliveries, time for drying and curing as stated by manufacturers, and a plan if the bathroom is out of use. Identify missing steps.

Return a sequence table with Step, Dependency, Professional needed? and Risk (red, amber, green), and a question list for contractors. Permits and standards are [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION].

Also check whether the plan covers the removal of old fittings, disposal, protecting adjoining rooms, and the order of tiling, painting and fixtures. Add a list of the questions to ask each trade about their timing and what they need from the previous trade to start.

Safety first: for electrical, gas, structural or load-bearing work say plainly when a licensed professional or permit is needed, and tag the rule [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION]. Treat costs as estimates.

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Sequence check (invented plan)
Step 3 tiling is scheduled before waterproofing is mentioned. Red.
Ventilation fan not in the plan. Amber.
Electrical work (new shaver socket and lights) listed as DIY. Red: qualified electrician needed; confirm permit rules [VERIFY].
Delivery of bath: 6 weeks lead time not in the timeline. Amber.
Plumbing first fix and second fix not separated. Amber.
Bathroom out of use: 3 weeks; no plan for washing facilities. Amber.
Questions for contractors: who tests for leaks before tiling, what is the drying time, who removes waste? Costs are estimates only.

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