Next Steps For My Conversion?

[jones.unknowns]

Hey everyone,

So I just finished painting my school bus! it was a big step and now I'm figuring out what's next.

My current plan moving forward is to finish skylights/maxx fan installation along with a roof deck and solar while filling in days with framing and the flooring.

Once the bus is framed where do I start?
Insulation? Electric? Plumbing?

Was hoping to get some input on what's the next best action here with my build is and see if I'm missing anything?

I'll add some photos for more context

[DAVEHOLMAN]

Originally Posted by jones.unknowns

Hey everyone,

So I just finished painting my school bus! it was a big step and now I'm figuring out what's next.

My current plan moving forward is to finish skylights/maxx fan installation along with a roof deck and solar while filling in days with framing and the flooring.

Once the bus is framed where do I start?
Insulation? Electric? Plumbing?

Was hoping to get some input on what's the next best action here with my build is and see if I'm missing anything?

I'll add some photos for more context

I like to work up. Under bus plumbing/electric. Next, do the floor. Then frame. In wall plumbing/electric, ceiling electric. Then insulate and finish walls/ceiling. But that's just me. And it never quite works out that straightforward. In my experience. With busses and houses. Lol.

[Rucker]

I would insulate then add A/C and a heater, so the rest of the work can proceed in reasonable comfort.

[musigenesis]

My priority has usually been to work on whatever gets the maximum volume of stockpiled materials out of my shed and garage and into the bus.

[Mr4btTahoe]

Just a suggestion, but may want to check with insurance before doing the roof deck. It's a big issue for many companies.

[musigenesis]

Originally Posted by Mr4btTahoe

Just a suggestion, but may want to check with insurance before doing the roof deck. It's a big issue for many companies.

It's a "NO" from all insurance companies.

[Mr4btTahoe]

Originally Posted by musigenesis

It's a "NO" from all insurance companies.

That doesn't surprise me. Now if it were just for a storage rack or for the solar installation, I think that's different but if you planned on having people on the roof for any reason, they wont have it nor will they cover you if someone gets hurt.

[84chevyguyid]

This video has some good insulation info.

https://youtu.be/hw1UpnSjLV0