Our whole-home renovation process
Good construction depends on good preparation. Our process keeps decisions organized and expectations visible.
We begin with your goals, existing home, budget, and ideal timeline. For a whole-home renovation, we look at how rooms connect and decide which changes matter most before defining the project. Bring photographs, inspiration, and a list of what is not working in your current space.
We develop the layout and scope together, considering circulation, storage, natural light, and the character of the house. Structural changes and building-system needs are evaluated as part of the design, with the appropriate specialists involved where needed.
Cabinetry, fixtures, lighting, tile, flooring, and other finishes are coordinated before the work they affect. We discuss priorities, allowances, and decisions that may change the scope. Early selections help align the design, budget, and ordering plan.
We coordinate the drawings and information needed for applicable permits and address review comments before permitted work begins. We also plan access, material deliveries, work areas, protection of existing finishes, and the sequence of construction.
The work moves through demolition, structural changes, building systems, and finishes in the sequence the project requires. Required inspections are coordinated along the way. We communicate about progress and discuss discoveries or requested changes before proceeding with affected work.
We walk through the completed spaces together, identify remaining details, and review care and operation of the new finishes and features. Permit closeout, where applicable, and project records belong in the handover alongside the finished work.
Before work begins
That depends on the scope, work areas, utility interruptions, and safe access. We discuss living arrangements during planning, especially when the kitchen, bathrooms, or several rooms will be out of use at once.
The schedule depends on scope, design decisions, permit review, material availability, and existing conditions. We develop a project-specific sequence instead of promising the same timeline for every home.
Discuss it with us before affected work moves forward. Changes can influence cost, ordering, permits, and scheduling; documenting the revised scope helps everyone work from the same plan.
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