Our Remodeling Process
Every transformation follows our proven process. Click any phase to see detailed steps.
Phase 1: Planning & Design
Full Home Assessment
Scope Definition & Sequencing
Phase 2: Site Protection & Mobilization
Home Protection Setup
Material Staging
Phase 3: Demolition
Room-by-Room Demo
Structural Exposure & Inspection
Phase 4: Structural & Infrastructure
Structural Modifications
Electrical Rough-In
Phase 5: Drywall & Flooring
Drywall Installation & Finishing
Flooring Installation
Phase 6: Kitchen & Bathrooms
Kitchen Installation
Bathroom Tile & Waterproofing
Phase 7: Painting & Finishes
Wall & Ceiling Painting
Trim, Molding & Doors
Phase 8: Final Details & Delivery
Final Adjustments
Deep Clean
Week-by-Week Overview
A simplified view of what to expect each week of your remodel
Weeks 1–2
Planning & Permits
- Full home assessment and scope definition
- Design development for key spaces
- Material selections begin
- Permit applications submitted
Weeks 2–4
Demo & Infrastructure
- Site protection and mobilization
- Full demolition in sequence
- Structural modifications (if applicable)
- Electrical and plumbing rough-in
Weeks 4–7
Drywall & Flooring
- Rough-in inspections passed
- Drywall installation and finishing
- Flooring installation throughout
- Surfaces ready for finish work
Weeks 7–12
Kitchen & Bathrooms
- Kitchen cabinets, countertops, backsplash
- Appliance installation and testing
- Bathroom tile, waterproofing, fixtures
- Glass enclosures and vanities
Weeks 12–14
Painting & Finishes
- All rooms painted — ceilings, walls, trim
- Trim, molding, and door installation
- Hardware throughout the home
- Final electrical trim-out
Weeks 14–16
Final Details & Delivery
- Final adjustments and touch-ups
- Deep clean of the entire home
- Room-by-room walkthrough
- Project documentation and handoff
Popular Upgrades & Add-Ons
Enhance your space with these common upgrade options
Structural Enhancements
- Open concept conversion (wall removal with engineered support)
- Additional bathroom addition
- Laundry room renovation
- Mudroom or entryway addition
- Coffered or tray ceiling installation
Technology & Electrical
- Smart home wiring and integration
- Whole-home audio rough-in
- EV charger installation
- Security system rough-in
- USB outlets and under-cabinet lighting throughout
Premium Finishes
- Custom built-in cabinetry and shelving
- Wainscoting and decorative millwork
- Statement tile in entryway or living areas
- Custom range hood with decorative surround
- In-floor radiant heating
Outdoor Extensions
- Deck or patio addition
- Outdoor kitchen rough-in
- Pergola or covered structure
- Exterior lighting and landscaping tie-in
Important Considerations
What you need to know before starting your project
Living Arrangements During the Remodel
For full home remodels, most homeowners choose to relocate during the peak construction phases — typically weeks 2 through 8. We'll walk you through what each phase will feel like and help you plan accordingly. Some clients stay on-site with a phased approach; others prefer to be out entirely.
Decision Timeline & Material Lead Times
Every material selection — cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, fixtures — must be finalized before that portion of work begins. Custom cabinets have 6–8 week lead times. Delays in decisions delay the project. We'll give you a clear decision deadline for each phase.
Budget Contingency
We recommend setting aside a 10–15% contingency reserve for items discovered during demolition or changes you decide to make mid-project. On full home remodels, something unexpected almost always comes up behind the walls. Being prepared for it keeps the project moving.
Dedicated Project Management
Every full home remodel has a dedicated project manager. You'll receive weekly written updates, daily site access, and a direct line to reach your PM at any time. You won't be left guessing about where things stand.