Modular construction can overlap factory production with site work, but a project still includes design, approvals, procurement, delivery, installation, and finishing. The schedule depends on scope, local processes, site readiness, factory capacity, and weather-sensitive work.
Key considerations
Early milestones often include surveys, coordinated drawings, specification sign-off, and permit applications. Long-lead items and utility approvals may need attention before production. Late changes after drawings are released can affect both cost and timing.
Planning your next step
Foundation work and access preparation may happen while modules are built, but the site must be ready before delivery. Ask for a project-specific schedule with dependencies, decision deadlines, and contingency allowances.