I was wondering what is the AE idiom / common verb which is normally used when you want to indicate that someone is intentionally skipping some needed steps in doing something and works or acts so quickly, perfunctorily and “carelessly” that it ends up getting a bad / clumsy result just out of laziness or in order to do it as easily as it’s possible or to save time or money.
I have found the following idiom and phrasal verbs, but I have no idea if they are all indicative of the matter in my question.
Additionally, do they mean the same thing?
Finally, I need to know which one is the most common option in the case I tried to explain?
Example:
1. The builders really botched up this room.
2. The builders really bungled up this room.
3. The builders really cut corners on this room.