Timeline & Project Management

Milestones You Can Build Around Successful attic timelines hinge on well-sequenced approvals. Map your schedule to permit filing, plan examination, and inspections: framing/structural after dormers and headers are in; rough MEP when electrical, HVAC, and plumbing lines are ready; insulation/air-barrier before drywall closes assemblies; and final for occupancy. If special inspections apply (structural connections, energy...

Typical Phases & Durations A well-run attic conversion in New York City usually follows seven phases: (1) preconstruction (survey, existing conditions, filings) 2–4 weeks; (2) permitting & approvals 2–8+ weeks depending on scope and reviews; (3) demolition & discovery 3–7 days; (4) structural/framing & dormers 1–3 weeks; (5) rough MEP (electrical, HVAC, plumbing) 1–2 weeks;...

Build a Milestone-Driven Schedule Anchor your timeline to clear checkpoints: demo & discovery, structural/framing, rough MEP, insulation & air seal, drywall & finishes, trim & built-ins, and final commissioning. Lock product selections before filing: windows, doors, stairs, fixtures, and any custom millwork have the longest lead times. Add contingency buffers for DOB reviews, special inspections,...

A general contractor manages a full kitchen renovation schedule in New York by creating a detailed project plan that organizes each stage of work, from demolition to final inspection. The process begins with pre-construction planning: obtaining building approvals, filing Department of Buildings permits, and ordering long-lead items such as cabinetry, appliances, and countertops. By securing...

Yes, a New York kitchen remodel can be completed faster without sacrificing quality, but it requires careful planning, professional management, and realistic expectations. Speed comes from efficiency, not cutting corners. The first step is thorough pre-construction planning: finalizing design selections, securing permits, and ordering all long-lead materials before demolition begins. When cabinetry, appliances, and fixtures...

Delays are one of the most common challenges in New York kitchen remodeling, and they can increase costs and frustrate homeowners if not properly managed. The biggest risks come from permitting and inspections. The Department of Buildings requires permits for plumbing, gas, and electrical work, and scheduling inspections can take longer than expected. Co-op and...

The timeline for a typical kitchen remodel in New York City depends on the scope of work, approvals, and building logistics, but most projects range from 6 to 12 weeks once construction begins. A simple cosmetic update—painting, replacing cabinet fronts, upgrading lighting, and swapping appliances—may take as little as 3 to 5 weeks. A mid-range...

Several factors affect how long a kitchen remodel will take in New York apartments. The first is scope of work. Cosmetic updates—new cabinet doors, lighting, and counters—require less time than full gut renovations with wall changes, custom cabinetry, and mechanical upgrades. The complexity of plumbing and electrical work is another major factor. Relocating sinks, stoves,...

We recommend booking at least 4–6 weeks in advance to allow time for design planning, permit approvals, and material procurement.

Yes, for small-scale projects without major plumbing or electrical changes. US Levin Group uses fast-track scheduling to meet tight deadlines when possible.