ServicesWhole Home Remodeling
Whole Home Remodeling in Keller
When the whole house needs work, you want one plan, one schedule and one crew that treats your home with care. We cover floors, protect your yard, seal off work zones and tell you each week exactly what is coming so your family can plan around it.
One Project Instead of Five
Whole home remodeling means updating several rooms, or the entire interior, as a single planned project. Rather than tackling the kitchen one year and the bathrooms the next, we plan everything together. Walls get opened once, flooring flows from room to room, and each trade shows up in the right order.
It tends to make sense when most rooms show their age at the same time, when the floor plan gets in the way of daily life, or when you have just closed on a house and want it done before moving day. Grouping the work usually means less upheaval overall than living through a series of separate jobs.
A project this size takes over a lot of your home for a while. So we put real effort into protecting the house and keeping everyone in the loop. You will know which rooms are closed, when the water or power will be off, and who to call with a question.
What a Whole Home Remodel Can Include
- Layout changes and wall removal
- We can open up closed-off rooms, widen doorways or rework a floor plan. Before any wall comes out, we confirm whether it carries load and plan the beam or support it will need.
- Flooring through the house
- New flooring runs continuously from room to room instead of stopping at a strip in every doorway. We check the subfloor first, because an uneven slab or soft spot has to be fixed before anything goes on top.
- Kitchen and bath updates
- The kitchen and bathrooms are often where a whole home project centers. Our kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling work goes on the same schedule, so those rooms wrap up alongside everything else.
- Plumbing and electrical work
- Open walls are the best time to replace aging pipes, upgrade a panel that can no longer keep up, or add outlets where you actually need them. The work is inspected before the walls go back up.
- Drywall, trim, doors and paint
- The finish layer that ties the whole house together: repaired or new drywall, fresh trim and interior doors, and paint in every room.
Signs Your House Is Ready for a Whole Home Remodel
Every room feels dated
If the finishes in most rooms date from the same era, updating one space at a time just highlights how old the rest looks.
The layout fights your routine
A walled-off kitchen, a cramped hallway or a formal room nobody uses are signs the floor plan, not just the finishes, needs to change.
Years of patchwork repairs
Mismatched flooring, piecemeal fixes and past owners' projects add up. A full remodel lets you start over with one consistent look.
Your needs have changed
A growing family, a parent moving in or plans to stay for good can all call for wider doorways, a main-floor bedroom or more usable space.
You just bought the house
Remodeling before you move in is far easier than working around furniture and a full household. Many homes around Keller built in the 1980s through 2000s are good candidates.
What Moves the Price of a Whole Home Project
We cannot give you a fair number until we have stood in each room and seen what you want changed. A few things drive the total more than anything else. Each one appears as its own line on your written quote, so you can see where the money goes before work begins.
How many rooms and how much floor
A bigger scope means more material and more labor hours. Refreshing finishes in place costs less than changing how the rooms are laid out.
Moving or removing walls
Taking out a wall that carries load calls for an engineered beam and proper support. That adds time and cost that cosmetic updates do not.
Surprises inside the walls
Tired wiring, old pipes or water damage often stay hidden until drywall comes off. When we find something, we take photos and walk you through it before the scope or the price changes.
The finishes you pick
Flooring, fixtures, trim and doors come at very different price points. We can lay out a few levels side by side so you decide where to spend and where to save.
Staying home or staying elsewhere
If you live in the house during the work, we break it into more phases and spend time each day setting up and closing down. An empty house lets the crew move faster.
How a Whole Home Remodel Runs
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A free visit to see the house
We go room by room together, hear what bothers you about each space, and check for things like slab movement or aging wiring. Your free quote comes by phone and in writing, split out by area.
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Written plan and schedule
Before anything starts, you see the order the rooms will go in, which spaces stay in use, and when utilities may be shut off. We settle on how and how often you want updates, then keep to it.
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Permits and protection
We pull the required permits and line up inspections. Then we cover floors along the work paths, hang dust barriers with zip doors, and protect garden beds and walkways where materials are carried in.
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Construction in phases
The crew works one room or zone at a time so part of the house stays livable. Every day ends with the site swept, tools put away and a quick word on what is next.
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Final walkthrough
We walk the finished rooms with you and note anything that needs a touch-up. Once that list is done, your remodel is covered by our 1-year warranty.
Whole Home Remodeling Questions
Can we live at home during a whole home remodel?
Many families stay in the house the whole way through. We order the phases so at least one bathroom and your bedrooms stay usable, and the rooms under construction are closed off behind plastic barriers with zip doors. A few stages, like putting down new flooring through the whole house in one pass, can go smoother if you spend a few days elsewhere, and we will let you know well ahead of time.
How long does a whole home remodel take?
That comes down to the number of rooms and whether any walls are moving. Updating finishes across several rooms moves much faster than reworking the floor plan. Your written schedule lays out the timeline phase by phase, and we will tell you right away if an inspection or a hidden problem changes it.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
Yes. We pull the permits the city requires for structural, plumbing and electrical work and book the inspections. The paperwork stays off your plate, and the work gets checked before any wall is closed up.
How do you protect our floors and yard?
Every path the crew uses gets covered, doorways get dust barriers, and we lay protection over beds and lawn where materials come in. Debris leaves the house each day, and we clean up the yard when the job wraps up.
What warranty comes with the work?
Your whole home remodel is backed by our 1-year warranty. Should anything we put in give you trouble within that year, give us a call and we will come out and take a look.
Start With a Walkthrough
Tell us what is not working in your home, and we will walk the rooms with you and lay out a plan. We also work in Southlake, Colleyville and nearby towns.