Whole-Home Renovation in Tampa Bay

A whole-home renovation is not a kitchen, a bathroom and a floor replacement booked in the same year. It is one plan for the entire house, priced as one contract and built on one schedule, and the difference shows up in the details that connect rooms to each other. Flooring runs unbroken instead of meeting at a threshold strip. Trim profiles match. Ceiling heights, door styles, paint and hardware are decided once rather than five times, so the finished house reads as a whole rather than as a record of when you could afford each piece.

It is also the only economical time to deal with what is behind the walls. When a house is open we can rework the layout, replace ageing plumbing and electrical, add circuits and lighting where the original builder never put them, and improve insulation and windows. Doing that work later, one room at a time, means opening finished walls again and paying twice for the same access.

Most of our whole-home projects fall between two poles. At one end, a house that is sound but tired: new kitchen, new baths, new flooring, new paint and trim throughout, with the walls left where they are. At the other, a house taken back to the studs and slab, where the layout itself is the problem and the renovation is really a rebuild inside the existing shell. We will tell you which one you are looking at, and roughly what each version costs, before you commit to either.

• LiDAR scan of the whole house and a 3D design in Chief Architect
• Layout and structural changes, including load-bearing walls and beams
• Kitchen, bathrooms, laundry and built-in cabinetry
• Flooring, trim, interior doors and paint throughout
• Plumbing and electrical rework, new circuits, panel upgrades and lighting
• Windows, doors and insulation where the scope calls for it
• One schedule, one point of contact and one written estimate
• Permits, inspections and code compliance
• A written punch list and a final walkthrough with you