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The PE who answers the RFI should be looking at the same sheet.
When the set cannot be built as drawn, the PE who answers the RFI should be the PE who sealed the sheets — or the PE hired to own the comment. Masterbuild does both, on a written scope.
- Comment response mapped to drawing evidence, not a thicker typical
- Kitchen, garage, and combustion-air paths that match what is in the field
- Construction-phase advisory when the original EOR is not answering
- Share-link intake — no CAD dumped on a web form
What to send from the field
Contractor brief
Permit number and jurisdiction; comment letter or RFI; current sheets or a share link; photos of the actual condition (hood termination, damper, mechanical room, panel); which comments you want this PE to own versus the original EOR.
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Send the comment letter or the RFI
The letter plus the set is enough to start. Masterbuild will say which comments are in scope before anyone prices a resubmittal.
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