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How Long Will My Project Take?

See a realistic, phase-by-phase timeline with a visual Gantt chart. Plan around your life — know exactly what happens when.

45 - 90
Total Days
Late fall through early spring (October - March)
Best Season to Start
Summer bookings can add 10-20% to labor costs due to high demand
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Visual Timeline

Planning & Design
14d
Permits & Ordering
10d
Material Lead Time
28d
Demolition
3d
Rough-In (Plumbing/Electrical)
5d
Drywall & Painting
4d
Cabinet Installation
3d
Countertop Installation
2d
Backsplash & Flooring
4d
Fixtures & Appliances
2d
Final Inspection & Punch List
2d
Day 0Day 19Day 39Day 58Day 77

Phase-by-Phase Breakdown

1

Planning & Design

14 days

Choose layout, materials, appliances. Get 3 quotes.

2

Permits & Ordering

10 days

Submit permit applications. Order cabinets (usually 4-6 week lead time).

3

Material Lead Time

28 days

Cabinets: 4-6 weeks. Countertops: 2-3 weeks. Appliances: 1-2 weeks.

4

Demolition

3 days

Remove old cabinets, counters, flooring. Disconnect plumbing and electrical.

5

Rough-In (Plumbing/Electrical)

5 days

Move or add plumbing lines, electrical outlets, lighting. Inspection required.

6

Drywall & Painting

4 days

Patch drywall from rough-in. Prime and paint walls and ceiling.

7

Cabinet Installation

3 days

Install base and wall cabinets. Level, shim, and secure.

8

Countertop Installation

2 days

Template is taken after cabinets. Fabrication + install typically 1-2 weeks.

9

Backsplash & Flooring

4 days

Install tile backsplash and new flooring.

10

Fixtures & Appliances

2 days

Install sink, faucet, appliances, hardware, lighting.

11

Final Inspection & Punch List

2 days

City inspection. Walk-through with contractor. Fix any issues.

Pro Tips to Avoid Delays

Set up a temporary kitchen in another room — you'll be without a kitchen for 4-6 weeks
Order materials BEFORE demo starts to avoid expensive downtime
Budget an extra 15-20% contingency for unexpected issues behind walls
Take photos of plumbing/electrical before drywall goes up — you'll need them later

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