Where is the information about required finishes typically noted?

The information about required finishes is typically found in the specifications section of construction documents. Specifications provide detailed descriptions of the materials, products, and standards to be used in the construction project, including finishes. They help ensure that everyone involved in the project understands the quality and types of finishes that are required, such as flooring, wall treatments, and ceiling finishes.

Blueprints focus primarily on the architectural and structural layout, providing visual representation of the project without the detailed specifications about finishes. Estimating sheets are primarily used to summarize costs and quantities for bidding and do not usually contain detailed information about finishes. Change orders are used to modify the original contract terms, often involving changes to scope, cost, or time, rather than detailing the initial specifications for finishes. Thus, specifications serve as the primary resource for understanding the required finishes in a construction project.