Design
Existing-conditions measurement, structural review with our engineer, and a full set of plans covering demolition, framing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, millwork, and finish schedules.
Whole home remodeling
One contract, one team, an entirely different house
Whole-home projects are where sequencing matters most. We phase the work so trades never wait on each other, and you get a single schedule, a single price, and one project manager from demolition to final walkthrough.
How it works
The six phases of a whole-home renovation
Planning
Permitting with your city or county, HOA approvals, long-lead procurement, and a critical-path schedule that sequences trades so nothing waits on a missing selection.
Project Management
One project manager owns your job: daily on-site presence, subcontractor scheduling, material delivery, inspections, and your end-of-day written update.
Construction
Containment and protection, demolition, structural work, rough mechanicals, insulation and drywall, millwork, tile, flooring, paint, and fixture installation — in that order, to a published calendar.
Quality Control
Documented checkpoints at rough-in, pre-drywall, pre-tile waterproofing, and pre-finish. Our lead carpenter and project manager sign off separately at each stage.
Final Walkthrough
A room-by-room punch walk with you, a written list, a completion date for each item, and no final payment requested until you have initialed every line.
Investment guide
Typical whole-home ranges
Houston whole-home renovations generally run $135 to $260 per square foot for cosmetic-to-mid scopes, and $260 to $450 per square foot when structure, mechanicals, kitchens, and baths are all replaced. Your consultation ends with a specific range for your home.
Book a design meeting
Plan your whole-home renovation
Whole-home projects start with a two-hour walkthrough. Bring your wish list; we will tell you honestly what it costs.
Ready to talk about your project?
Your consultation is free, takes about an hour, and ends with honest numbers for your home — not a sales presentation.