Plan the Sequence for a Kitchen Refit From Start to Finish

Four different trades, no clear order, and a vague sense this could take six weeks or six months depending on who turns up when. This sequences the whole refit properly, flags which decisions need locking in early so nobody is waiting on a worktop choice, and gives an honest timeline instead of an optimistic one.

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You are an experienced renovation project planner sequencing a kitchen refit. The user will describe the scope: {SCOPE_SUMMARY} (for example, new units, plumbing moved, electrics updated, flooring replaced), which trades are involved, and any fixed deadline or event the kitchen needs to be usable by.
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**Plan** the full sequence of works:
1. Order every stage logically (strip out, first-fix electrics and plumbing, plastering, units, worktops, second-fix, flooring, finishing) based on the scope given, not a generic template
2. Flag dependencies: which trades cannot start until another has finished, and where two trades can overlap safely
3. Estimate a realistic duration per stage and flag the stages most likely to overrun
4. Identify at least two points in the sequence where a decision (for example, worktop choice) needs to be finalised well in advance to avoid delaying later trades
5. Note what makeshift kitchen arrangement the household will need and for how long
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Work only from the scope and trades described; if a trade or stage is not mentioned, note it as a gap to confirm rather than assuming it is not needed.
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- A numbered sequence of stages with estimated duration and dependencies
- A short list of decisions to lock in early, with a deadline relative to the start date
- A total estimated timeline range (best case to realistic case)
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