Handing over the keys

Post-frame barn · part 7 of 7 · 0:53

The close-out checklist, the owner's manual, the keys and warranty.

What the narrator says

Part seven: finishing strong and handing over the keys.
The close-out page is the checklist: the final inspection, the punch list, the warranty records and the owner's manual. Keystone won't move the job to keys until they're done.
The owner's manual builds itself from the job: the drawings, every piece of equipment and its warranty, the inspections passed, and a maintenance plan for the building.
Then the job moves to keys. Everything about it stays on one record: who did what, what it cost, and every paper that came with it.
After move-in, the owner reports a warranty problem from their portal with a photo. It's sent to the right trade, fixed, and closed out on the same record.
That's Keystone, from the first phone call to handing over the keys. Pick another building to see how Keystone handles it.