While single room remodels are relegated to specific areas, a whole home remodel has the potential to touch every corner of your home. You have to be prepared to have contractors and workers move through your space, and understand that the end product will be worth it.
How much are you looking to invest? Is this something you’ve been saving for over time, or a smaller project you’re looking to tackle with this year’s bonus? If it’s the former, let’s have a conversation to jumpstart your dream home. If it’s the latter, we can help you bring your overall vision to life, one space at a time.
Tackling a whole home remodel all at once, as opposed to multiple single space projects at differing times, does offer efficiencies from a construction and scheduling standpoint. For example, our demo crew will demo all of the spaces we’re working on at once, our electrician will come in and do all of their rough ins for the whole project at one time, etc. County inspections are also streamlined during a whole home remodel.
With that being said, more spaces to update and redesign means a longer upfront timeline. We do our best to move through your remodel efficiently so that you can go back to your normal routine (with an upgraded home) ASAP.
While you’ll be able to continue living in your home during a bathroom remodel, a whole home remodel may require you to temporarily move into another space. The potential cost of temporary living arrangements is definitely something you’ll want to factor into your overall budget.
We try our best to plan for the unexpected, but the scale of your contingency plan will depend on the scale of your remodel. Whole home remodels typically necessitate more comprehensive contingency plans compared to single room projects. We’ll have conversations with you regarding construction duration so you can properly plan when the time comes.
This sphere can get confusing fast but don’t worry. Permits and regulations are our domain as your design/build firm. That said, whole home remodels sometimes involve a bit more paperwork. Bear with us, and we promise it’ll all pay off in the end. When you’re cooking in your brand-new chef’s kitchen or swinging on your new front porch, compliance measures will be a distant memory.