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Timing

5 Simple Steps to Delivery

Your key dates, planned backward from your target delivery

One project team, every detail considered. Ours is a proven process: each step builds on the one before. We’ll work with you wherever we can while keeping quality and accuracy first.

01 Scope + Budget Alignment

1Design Intent and Info Complete

Project team

Target1/28/28Fri

02 VFX

2Prelim Shops Sent

Vonmod

Target2/18/28Fri

03 Verification

3Comments Received

Project team

Target3/10/28Fri

04 Production

4Final Shops Approved

Project team

Target4/14/28Fri

05 Staging and Delivery

5Ready for Delivery

Vonmod

Target5/26/28Fri

About a 6 week lead time from Final Shops Approved to delivery, in this example

Dates are approximate. Lead times run 6 to 14 weeks or more, moving with Vonmod’s capacity across studio, production and install, and dates adjust for project size, holidays and circumstances beyond our control.

Signing your Back of the Envelope and paying the advance holds your place in our schedule and starts locking in your dates.

These dates sit inside our process. Each step marks a stage of how we work, from Scope + Budget Alignment through Staging and Delivery. Installation follows, based on your install option.

Where the steps sit in the whole project

Custom projects take considerable time to do well. Excellence shouldn’t be rushed.

Cabinetry is one of the first things to plan and one of the last to install. Each trade depends on the one before it, so delays compound: a week lost on window installation can hold up insulation, drywall, floors and paint, and cost more than a week by the time cabinets go in.

Vision and site
Architecture and designOur five steps begin here
Engineering and permits
Foundation and structure
Roof and windows
Mechanical systems
Insulation and drywall
Flooring
Prime and first coat of paint
CabinetryDelivered and installed here
Stone and tile
Final paint, lighting and move-in

Your builder sets the overall schedule. A remodel may come together in months; a new home can take years. Our steps fit within it.

Why dates move

Early schedules are a best guess. In our experience with highly custom projects, only about one in four keeps its first proposed schedule. When one step lands late, the steps after it move too.