One plan for the whole house, not five separate projects.
Older homes brought up to date and newer homes reworked: layout, kitchens, baths, flooring, and trim, sequenced as one job.
The whole job, written down.
- Walkthrough of every room and the structure
- Phased plan if you're living in the home
- Layout changes, walls, and headers
- Kitchens, baths, flooring, and trim
- Coordination of electrical, plumbing, and HVAC updates
Where the quality actually lives.
These are the parts you won't see once the job is finished. We photograph them so you can.
- SequencingDusty work grouped so the house isn't torn up longer than needed
- Hidden conditionsOlder homes get an allowance plan for what's behind the walls
- ConsistencyOne trim profile and one floor plan for the whole house
What you'll choose.
The home
When was it built · Approximate square feet · Living there during the work · Do you have plans or drawings
When was it built: Before 1960, 1960 to 1990, 1990 to 2010, After 2010
What changes
Areas included · Style direction · Palette direction
Areas included: Kitchen, Bathrooms, Flooring throughout, Trim and doors, Walls and layout…
Site & timing
City · When to start · Photos · Notes
Whole-Home Renovation projects
What people ask before calling.
Something else on your mind? Ask on the phone. We'd rather answer it now than after you've signed.
Can we live there during the renovation?
Often, with phasing. Kitchens and the only bathroom are the hard parts. We plan around them.
What about surprises in an older home?
We identify the likely ones at the walkthrough and write how they'll be handled into the proposal.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size, the conditions on site, and the selections. We don't publish prices because a number without a site visit is a guess. The visit is free and the proposal is in writing.