What this work involves
Whole home remodels succeed or fail on sequencing. Do it room by room with no overall plan and you end up paying twice — pulling up new flooring to run a wire, or matching trim to something you already decided to replace. We plan the whole scope first, then order the work so each trade only comes through once.
That planning also means one consistent set of decisions: the same trim profile, the same door hardware, floors that run continuously instead of stopping at thresholds between eras of the house.
Scope, budget, and schedule for every room before the first wall comes down.
We phase the work so you keep a functioning kitchen or bathroom for as much of the project as possible.
Trim, doors, hardware, and flooring coordinated so the house reads as one house.
Opening up walls, adding beams, vaulting a ceiling — engineered and permitted properly.
Containment at work zones, floor protection on the paths we use, and a broom at the end of every day.
What whole home projects typically include
Opening up floor plans
Removing walls between kitchen, dining, and living areas — with proper structural support where the wall was carrying load.
Flooring continuity
One flooring run through the main level instead of four different materials meeting at doorways.
Ceilings and lighting
Vaulting, beam work, cedar plank, and a lighting plan that matches how each room gets used.
Exterior work
Siding, trim, windows, and entries, so the outside matches the standard you just set inside.
Recent remodels work
Common questions
Usually not. Most of our whole home remodels happen with the family still living there — it takes more planning on our end, and we'd rather do that than put you in a rental.
Depends heavily on scope, but plan in months rather than weeks. We'll give you a phase-by-phase schedule before starting.
Yes, and it's common. We'll still plan the full scope up front so the early phases don't create rework later.
We work through layouts, materials, and finishes with you directly. For larger structural changes we bring in an engineer.
Ready to talk about your project?
Call and we'll walk through what yours would take.