Why install dates slip, and how we stop it

On most projects the selections are finished long before anyone places an order. The gap is not design. It is execution: someone has to turn a finalized schedule into purchase orders, hold every vendor to a date, and catch the slips before they reach the job site.

Where the days go

• A 14-week backorder discovered at trim-out is a missed install, not a line item.
• Order status lives in inboxes and voicemails, never in one place the team can see.
• Substitutions happen without the designer's sign-off, and get caught on delivery day.

How we run it instead

We plan ordering backwards from each install date. Long-lead items go out first. Every order is tracked against the construction schedule, and when a ship date moves we surface exactly which install it threatens, weeks ahead.

The quiet work on our desk is what keeps the loud problems off your job site.

If you want to see it on your own schedule, work with us.