Whole-Home Remodeling

One vision for your entire home.

A whole-home remodel is an opportunity to correct disconnected layouts, update aging systems, improve comfort, and establish a consistent design throughout the property. Urban Construction coordinates the project as one integrated renovation instead of a collection of unrelated rooms.

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Integrated Renovation

One coordinated plan for every connected space.

A successful whole-home remodel brings the decisions together before construction begins, so layout, materials, systems, and finish details support the same long-term vision.

Urban Construction manages the moving parts with a clear scope, practical sequencing, and regular communication.

Whole-Home Remodeling May Include

Rework the home around the way you live now.

From foundational improvements to the finishing details, each element can be planned as part of one connected project.

  • 01Floor-plan changes and structural modifications
  • 02Kitchen and bathroom renovations
  • 03Primary suites and guest accommodations
  • 04Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC upgrades
  • 05Flooring, doors, trim, and painting
  • 06Custom cabinetry and built-ins
  • 07Lighting and smart-home improvements
  • 08Basement finishing and interior conversions
  • 09Energy, insulation, and comfort improvements
  • 10Exterior openings and indoor-outdoor connections

Our Whole-Home Remodeling Process

A master plan before the work moves room to room.

01

Property And Lifestyle Assessment

We discuss how the home currently functions, which areas need attention, what must remain, and your long-term goals. The existing structure and major building systems are reviewed.

02

Master Planning

We organize the renovation into a coordinated plan covering layout, design direction, construction priorities, phasing, temporary living considerations, and overall investment.

03

Design And Professional Coordination

Architects, engineers, designers, and trade professionals are coordinated as required. Drawings, structural details, cabinetry plans, lighting, fixtures, and finish selections are developed.

04

Detailed Scope And Preconstruction

The proposal, allowances, exclusions, change procedure, payment schedule, long-lead items, permit requirements, and construction sequence are reviewed before work begins.

05

Selective Demolition And Structural Work

The home is protected and demolition proceeds according to plan. Structural modifications and framing establish the new layout.

06

Building Systems And Inspections

Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, low-voltage, insulation, and other systems are installed or upgraded. Required inspections occur throughout construction.

07

Interior Construction And Finishes

Drywall, cabinetry, tile, flooring, painting, doors, trim, fixtures, hardware, appliances, and custom details are installed in a planned sequence.

08

Completion And Handover

We perform quality reviews, address the completion list, coordinate applicable final inspections, and walk through the renovated home with you.

Investment Planning

What does a whole-home remodel cost?

Whole-home renovation budgets vary substantially, but comprehensive projects commonly begin around $150,000 and may range from $200,000 to $500,000+ depending on the home's size and scope. As a broad planning reference, major renovations can fall around $100 to $250+ per affected square foot.

Structural modifications, kitchen and bathroom count, system upgrades, custom cabinetry, windows, flooring, occupied-home phasing, and finish level have the greatest impact.

A property assessment and sufficiently developed scope are required before reliable pricing can be prepared.

Whole-Home Remodeling FAQs

Frequently asked questions.

Can we live in the home during construction?+

It depends on the scope, utilities, dust, safety, and project phasing. Larger renovations may require temporary relocation.

Can the project be completed in phases?+

Sometimes. Phasing must be planned carefully because it can extend the schedule and create duplicated work or cost.

How do you control changes on a large project?+

Scope changes and concealed conditions are documented through a written change-order process whenever practical.

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Reimagine your home.

Discuss a coordinated plan for your whole-home renovation.

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