How does the code address construction timelines?

The building code generally does not impose specific deadlines for the completion of construction projects. Instead, it outlines the standards and requirements that must be met throughout the construction process to ensure safety, quality, and compliance with local regulations. This flexibility allows builders to manage timelines according to various factors including project scale, resources, and logistics, without the stress of fixed deadlines imposed by the code.

While some contracts or permits may have timeframes or deadlines based on local regulations or specific project agreements, the overarching code focuses more on compliance and safety standards rather than strict timelines. This absence of directive timelines allows for adaptability in project management, accommodating unforeseen delays or challenges that may arise during construction.