What Should a Weekly Construction Progress Report Tell You?
A construction update should answer more than: “Work is going well.” A useful weekly report gives the homeowner enough context to understand the project without spending every day at the site. 1. Work completed What measurable work was completed during the reporting period? 2. Current activities What is happening now? 3. Photographic evidence Photographs should correspond to identifiable locations or stages. 4. Upcoming work What is planned next? 5. Decisions required Does the homeowner need to approve a selection or clarify something? 6. Materials and procurement Are important upcoming materials ready or awaiting decisions? 7. Issues or risks If something could affect schedule, cost or execution, it should not be hidden. 8. Changes Any approved scope change should be traceable. Rajatheertha describes its active-site approach as including engineer-reviewed progress records and privacy-safe client updates. A good report reduces the gap between ...