How long will your construction project take?

Some of the most common questions that customers ask us are related to project timelines and scheduling. It’s understandable, especially if you plan on living in the home during the construction process, because it can be so disruptive to your life and routines.

There are number of logistics that can affect how long a construction or renovation project can take. These will depend on the details and specifics of your project.

A huge benefit of working with an integrated design/build firm like Barnes Custom Builders is that the entire team–from space planning to design and construction–is on the same page right from the start.

This level of collaboration and communication delivers exceptional results without the headaches and heartaches often associated with renovating.

The top 3 factors that can impact your project timeline:

  • Architectural drawings and plans

    • The design process is where all the critical decisions about your project take place. This can take a while, but it should not be rushed. Glossing over details at this stage can lead to increased costs and timeline if the construction team needs to go back to the architect to clarify or re-draw aspects of the project.

  • Engineering and permits or zoning approvals

    • Many areas of Cape Cod have special requirements which can add to project lead times. This includes historic districts and flood zone areas. Our team at Barnes Custom Builders has a deep level of experience in getting permits and navigating the approval process.

  • Material availability

How long will your project actually take?

As you can see above, it depends. But overall, here are some general time frames you can use as a guide when planning your construction or remodeling project.

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