How long will the remodel take?
It all depends on your renovation project. Recently I decided to do a big kitchen upgrade, replace all the wiring, and also replace the home appliances. The whole project took more than a month, but I was lucky, because I already had contacts with an electrician in Clearwater, and I also planned many details in advance, hired contractors to help
This is a three-part answer that has nothing to do with 30-minute HGTV shows. Part one is the planning/designing/shopping process. This will depend on your availability, as well as your designer’s or architect’s. It will also depend on the complexity of the project. In some instances, you’re keeping your existing appliances, so you don’t need to spend time choosing and shopping for new ones. That can certainly shave days or weeks off the process. In other instances, you’re opting for a complex wall and floor tile design. This can add days, in terms of choosing each element of the design and approving layouts. Typically, a full-scale kitchen or bath remodel will take two to three months to plan, including showroom visits, design plan and revisions, contractor bid preparation and consultations. Part two is ordering your selected materials. Cabinetry can take from two weeks to 12 weeks to arrive, depending on whether they’re stock or custom. Special order tile from overseas can take weeks
