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Hmm, it's been a couple years and I don't remember all the steps. We never "saw the option to schedule" but instead got a call from Tesla telling us when they would be coming out.It shouldn’t be very long. In a lot of cases the permit is the last step before the install can be scheduled, but some utilities also need to pre-approve the system before the install can start.
@MorrisonHiker is somewhere in CO, so he may be able to speak more to his experience there.
Do you have an advisor assigned to you that you can call or email? This is the best way to both answer your question and also to push to have the work done sooner (particularly if you are seeking to claim the 26% federal credit this year before it drops.) It seems like the time from permit to install can vary for a number of reasons, from parts availability (PWs, in particular, are scarce) to installer availability to luck and persistence (sometimes it seems Tesla loses track of orders, and also sometimes a well-timed call and good advisor might catch a cancellation/re-schedule elsewhere and get you scheduled very quickly.)
I'm getting the impression that my experience may be somewhat abnormal but I ordered in early September, they got my permit a few weeks ago, did the site survey last week, and are installing next week.