What might be a few examples of the most common project delays?
~ back to top Despite how simple it may seem, custom construction is never going to be an exact science. The closest thing to exact is when you are replicating the same home over and over as some builders do in a production subdivision. There are hundreds upon hundreds of tasks which make up the building process. The result is when there are these many variables the risk of slippage is going to be higher. Here are a few examples to perhaps provide a flavor of what could take place. a. Project Size: It takes longer to finish a 6,000 square foot home than a 2,000 square foot home. So the size of the house affects the duration of the project. Of course, the building schedule is calculated by the size of the project and, once established, does not vary the completion date. b. Change Orders: Nothing changes a “Move-In” date like a multitude of change orders initiated by the client during the project. As a custom homebuilder, RSavino Custom Homes understands and expects that a client will wa
