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RK
Rachel Kim
Kitchen remodel ยท Week 3 of 6
By hand
Rachel KimThu 6:12 pm
Any update on the kitchen?

Hi, any update on the kitchen? We haven't heard anything since the cabinets arrived.

No reply for 4 days
Job notes, last week
  • Cabs in + leveled
  • Elec passed insp Thu
  • Counter template Fri, install Wed
  • Still need tile pick from client
Never turned into an update
Last update sent12 days ago
Project managerOn site all week
With Client Updater
Draft, ready for your reviewSentFrom job notes inbox schedule
ToRachel Kim
SubjectYour kitchen, week 3 update

Hi Rachel, sorry for the quiet stretch. Here's where your kitchen stands.

What happened this week

  • Cabinets are in and level
  • Electrical passed inspection on Thursday
  • Countertop template taken Friday

What is next

  • Countertops go in Wednesday
  • Backsplash tile starts the Monday after

What we need from you

  • Pick a backsplash tile by Friday so we can order it in time

Thanks,
Andre, Birch & Beam Remodeling

To Rachel KimReady to sendSent

Sent. Rachel knows where her kitchen stands.

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