Rebuild timeline questions are really three different clocks, on-site work, physics (curing), and logistics, and honest scheduling names all three. The anatomy:
Clock 1: crew days on site
Clock 2: physics
Mortar wants above-freezing temperatures and protection from both downpours and 105°F flash-drying, DFW offers all three hazards seasonally. Cure windows punctuate the work (the crown pour especially), and a cold front mid-rebuild pauses honest crews rather than compromising joints. Spring and fall are the scheduling sweet spots; the same seasonal logic that governs everything masonry.
Clock 3: logistics
Materials: matched brick can be off-the-yard (days) or reclamation-sourced (weeks), the matching multiplier’s schedule twin. Permits: structural work papers per city, the stack, running parallel to sourcing when managed right. Queue: post-storm seasons compress everyone’s calendar; a hail event ahead of you in line is real, the storm-rebuild guide covers insurance-timeline coordination.