Build the sequence once, let the dates move themselves when a date slips, and give every sub and the homeowner the part that concerns them.
Pick the one that fits how you work today. Changing it later is a setting, not a migration.
Every date is typed in and stays where you put it. Dependencies still draw on the chart, but nothing moves on its own.
Move one item and everything that waits on it moves with it. Turn on the work week and the dates step over weekends.
A forward and backward pass over the whole job: early and late dates, float on every item, and the path that sets your completion date.
Link the items the way the job actually runs and the schedule tells you which ones set your completion date. The rest carry float, so you know where a lost day costs you nothing and where it costs you the house.
The same schedule as a list when that is what you need: filter to one trade, one milestone or one status, update progress in place, and see what is behind before the weekly meeting does.
A month at a time, colored by status, with today marked. The same dates reach the client portal and each sub's own schedule, so nobody is working from a version you emailed three weeks ago.
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