Are you personally overseeing DIY interior design, semi-DIY remodeling, or interior construction?
Inbak Self is an interior construction coach that allows you to check the construction sequence and schedule, easily overlooked costs, and key points to verify before selecting materials all in one place. It is suitable for both home and commercial property managers.
■ Key Diagnosis for Today's Construction
We first show you items that, if missed now, could lead to rework or schedule delays. Identify the reasons for the risks and the next steps together.
■ Construction Sequence and Schedule
We examine the overall flow, from construction preparation, demolition, plumbing and electrical work, carpentry, finishing, to defect verification. We review the schedule working backward from the target date to identify what needs to be decided before the next stage of the process.
■ Questions to Ask the Technician
We organize questions for each stage that can be used immediately on-site, such as, "Can we check the waterproofing scope and drying time together before tiling?"
■ Checking Easily Overlooked Costs
We review costs that are easily overlooked in estimates in advance, such as waste removal, elevator protection, lifting, and additional plumbing and waterproofing costs added after demolition.
■ Tasks Tailored to Your Project
We categorize and display the necessary items based on residential or commercial spaces, and whether the project involves full or partial renovations. You can check the progress of each stage and leave necessary notes.
■ Easily Understanding Unfamiliar Materials
We explain the differences between wallpaper, film, flooring, kitchen countertops, windows and doors, bathroom ventilation appliances, and ceiling fans in simple terms, along with the conditions to verify on-site.
Inbox is a reference tool to assist with project assessments. Please confirm the final construction methods and material requirements for each site with the assigned technician and the construction company.
Check the sequence, costs, and material selection for DIY and semi-DIY interior design and construction at a glance.