Should we remodel before we move in?
When it is feasible, remodeling an empty house is faster, cleaner, and often less expensive than working around a household. We help you plan the timing against your move date.
Interiors
Full-Home Remodels
A whole-home remodel is the most rewarding project we do and the one that most rewards good management. When every room is coordinated to a single vision and a single schedule, the house comes together as one home rather than a series of disconnected rooms.
Remodeling an entire home means sequencing dozens of trades so they don’t collide — structural work before mechanical, mechanical before insulation, finishes last, and selections locked in early enough that nothing stalls the crew. This is where design-build earns its keep.
We take on dated homes, deferred-maintenance houses, and recently purchased properties that need to become the right home before you move in. The plan addresses layout, light, flow, and systems together, so you are not solving the same problem twice.
One team, one contract, one point of accountability — from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.
Design & build
How your project comes together
Every project follows the same clear path — so you always know what’s happening and what comes next.
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Consultation
Week 1We visit your home, listen to how you live in it, and talk honestly about scope, priorities, and budget. You leave knowing whether we’re the right fit — no pressure, no vague promises.
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Design & Selections
Weeks 2–6We develop the plan, produce drawings and 3D views, and guide your material and finish selections. Locking these in early is what keeps the budget and schedule honest once we build.
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Estimate & Agreement
Before we buildYou receive a detailed written estimate tied to a defined scope and real selections — not placeholders. When you approve it, the number you sign is the number we build to.
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Permits & Engineering
Varies by cityWe prepare complete submittals, coordinate structural and mechanical engineering, and manage plan check and corrections so your project clears review as smoothly as possible.
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Construction
Project-dependentOne project manager owns the schedule and communication. Trades are sequenced so they don’t collide, the site stays protected and clean, and you always know what’s happening this week.
Honest answers
What homeowners think about first
The questions worth asking before you start — answered straight.
How do you keep a project this size organized?
A detailed schedule, locked selections, and one project manager who owns communication. You always know what is happening this week and what decisions are coming next.
Can we phase the work?
Sometimes phasing makes sense for budget or occupancy. We can sequence a whole-home remodel in stages while keeping the overall design coherent.
Selected work
Full-Home Remodels projects
Westside Whole-Home Remodel
Every room reworked to one vision — light, flow, and modernized systems throughout.
Whole-home renovation · new systems · open plan
FAQ
Full-Home Remodels questions
How long does a full-home remodel take?
Whole-home remodels generally run several months to the better part of a year depending on size and scope, plus design and permitting. We build a detailed schedule before construction.
Can you work from an interior designer’s plans?
Yes. We collaborate with designers and architects, and we also provide design in-house when you prefer a single team.
Do you handle everything, including permits and engineering?
Yes — design, structural and mechanical engineering, permitting, construction, and final inspections are all managed by us.
Planning a full-home remodels project?
Tell us about your home and goals. We’ll follow up to schedule a consultation and give you an honest read on scope, timeline, and budget.