New Construction · Move Planning

Construction-to-Move Timeline Planner

Building a home involves several timelines happening at once. Construction progress affects financing, closing dates, moving arrangements, and sometimes the sale of your current home. This planner helps you organize the important milestones, identify dependencies, and see how a construction delay could affect your next steps. Nothing is sent or stored.

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Construction-to-Move Timeline Planner

Estimates based on the values you enter. Nothing is sent or stored. No account or email required.

Enter your project dates and milestone dates. The connected timeline, timing conflicts, and delay simulator update as you type. A builder's estimated completion date is a planning input — not a guarantee.

Your new home timeline

Project context and the key dates that anchor everything else.

Construction

Build progress from contract through readiness for closing.

Builder contract executed

Design selections deadline

Permit approvals

Construction start

Foundation

Framing

Pre-drywall inspection opportunity

Mechanical, electrical & plumbing rough-ins

Drywall

Interior finishes

Builder completion estimate

Final inspection & occupancy approval (as applicable)

Final walkthrough

Punch-list review

Home ready for closing

Financing

Loan milestones, appraisal, rate lock, and closing funds.

Lender selected

Loan application submitted

Required documentation submitted

Loan approval / commitment milestone

Appraisal ordered

Appraisal completed

Rate-lock expiration

Final underwriting conditions

Closing Disclosure received (where applicable)

Final funds & closing arrangements confirmed

Loan closing

Closing & Moving

Closing, possession, and the physical move.

Closing date confirmed

Final walkthrough scheduled

Closing documents & funds confirmed

Closing completed

Possession / key release

Utilities scheduled

Movers booked

Packing completed

Current-home move-out

New-home move-in

Address & service changes

Final transition completed

What if construction runs late?

Simulate a delay without overwriting your original timeline.

Additional construction delay (days)

Costs use a 30-day planning-month convention. Only costs you enter and mark applicable are included — not a guaranteed financial outcome, and no rate-lock fee is invented.

Notes (optional)

Your timeline will appear here

Enter your project dates and milestone dates on the left. The connected timeline, timing conflicts, and delay simulator update as you type. Nothing is invented, sent, or stored.

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