MyGCnow Viewing Rules and Walkthrough Orientation

Silent captioned video. NAHB reference: Sixth Edition supplied for this resource.

00-15 seconds
Choose the test that fits the concern. Six feet applies to certain finish observations, not to every item. Read the exact rule and its conditions.

15-30 seconds
NAHB 10-6-3: review a finished-wall blemish while standing, facing the surface, from six feet in normal lighting. Nail pops use 10-6-2: look for spackle cracking or falling away, with no stated six-foot test. Read the source remedy and exceptions.

30-45 seconds
NAHB 10-3-1: at substantial completion, the illustrated trim gap limit is one-eighth inch. One-sixteenth is within that number; three-sixteenths exceeds it.

45-60 seconds
Operation, water, and safety use different checks. A binding door, a leak, or a loose railing cannot be accepted using a viewing-distance test.

60-75 seconds
MyGCnow process: report active water and safety issues promptly. Raise selection or concealed-work concerns before the next stage. Log routine finish concerns anytime.

75-90 seconds
MyGCnow process: complete the work, perform our quality check, walk through together, and document the resolution. The source and signed agreement still apply.

Diagrams are not to scale and do not determine the acceptability of actual work. See each observation for its exact wording, remedy, timing, and exceptions.