Each time I go to a Mosby home remodeling project site, I see the sheets (shown above) posted somewhere on the site, yet I’ve never stopped to take a close look at them.

Today, while taking some “during” photos of a 2nd floor master bedroom renovation, I came upon these lists, and finally took a moment to actually read them.

It seems that each production crew keeps track of daily and weekly goals for their project (which get crossed off as they are accomplished), as well as a constant reminder of the project’s end date. That both the construction crew and the homeowners are kept abreast of goals and deadlines is a nice, honest touch.

And it inspires consideration: Since it works so well with keeping the Mosby production staff organized, would this technique work as a way to organize off-work hours?

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2. Mosby in Remodeling Magazine

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