Schedule Float &
Weather Delay Planner
Compare how many working days you expect to lose to weather while the frame is open, on site-built framing versus a shorter on-site panel install, against the float in your schedule. Every input is yours - nothing here is a forecast. Pair it with the rain delay cost calculator.
Working days the frame is exposed if stick-built.
Working days on site for panel set, from your supplier or crew.
Your own assumption for the season you will be framing.
Spare working days in your schedule after framing.
Leave at 0 to hide cost. Enter your own figure, such as crew standing time or carrying cost.
This planner multiplies the numbers you enter. It is not a weather forecast, a schedule guarantee or a promise about any panel supplier's turnaround. Panel fabrication lead time is outside the on-site days entered here. OG Prefab is a prefab wall panel, framing and foundation company serving builders, developers and homeowners directly. This tool does not produce a quote, and no pricing is implied.
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