Construction working calendar

Define the company working week, daily hours, timezone, holidays, shutdown periods and additional working days used by every project schedule.

Construction working calendar: how it works in Home Builder Software

Whether the crew works on a given date is company master data, held in one place instead of at the bottom of the schedule page. The working calendar defines the working week and the days that interrupt it, once, and every project plan counts with that same definition. Adding a public holiday no longer forces you to save the whole working week again, and an exception typed in error can simply be deleted.

The working week lives on its own page: the days that are worked from Monday through Sunday, a start and an end time, and the timezone the company plans in. An exception carries a name and a date, or a date range of up to ninety days for a works shutdown, and says whether that time is free or worked after all. The same date entered twice counts as a correction, never as a second holiday.

Recalculating a plan reads this calendar and steps over non-working days when dependent tasks move; dragging a Gantt bar snaps to working days for the same reason. Taking a schedule from a template counts in working days, so no phase starts on a closed Friday. The month view marks free days and named exceptions visibly. Reading the calendar is open to everyone signed in, while changing it needs the permission that governs the schedule.

Real Home Builder Software interface for Construction working calendar
Working days & holidays under Team & time: the working week runs Monday to Friday as Work with Saturday and Sunday off, the summary line reads working hours 07:00 to 17:00, five working days per week and the timezone UTC beside Change working week, and the holidays section for 2026 is still empty, warning that without holidays the schedule plans straight through Christmas and offering Add holiday, the same button that sits in the page head.

Construction working calendar in the daily routine

The office sets the working week and the daily hours once when the company is set up. As soon as next year’s public holidays are known, someone adds them as named days, and the summer shutdown goes in as a single range rather than fourteen entries. A Saturday the crew does work is added as a working exception. Everyone signed in can read the result. After each change, recalculating the plan pushes dependent tasks past the closed days.

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Construction working calendar: what it covers

  • Set regular working days and daily start and end times

  • Add single-day or date-range exceptions as non-working or working time

  • Apply the same calendar to schedule calculation and templates

Construction working calendar: questions and answers

Can a company shutdown be entered as a date range?

Yes. A named exception can cover a range of up to 90 days.

Does a calendar change affect project scheduling?

Yes. The schedule engine uses the company calendar for recalculation and template planning.

Use Construction working calendar on your own projects

A demo runs on a project that resembles yours, with the roles and permissions your team actually uses.