Full Home Remodeling
Whole-house renovations built around how you actually live.
A full home remodel is more than swapping cabinets or repainting walls — it's re-planning how your house works. We start by walking every room with you, noting load-bearing walls, outdated wiring, plumbing runs, and layout bottlenecks before a single wall comes down. In Lexington, Georgetown, Richmond, Nicholasville, and Frankfort, we've reworked kitchens that opened into cramped dining rooms, converted unused formal living rooms into functional family space, and updated bathrooms that hadn't been touched since the house was built.
Because remodeling touches structure, electrical, plumbing, and finish work all at once, we run every project through a single crew and project lead rather than handing you off between subcontractors who don't talk to each other. That means your drywall guy knows what the electrician did, and your flooring installer knows the plumbing rough-in is finished before the floor goes down.
Why Choose Us?
- One project lead coordinates framing, electrical, plumbing, and finish crews so nothing gets scheduled out of order.
- Structural changes are permitted and inspected — we don't take shortcuts on load-bearing walls.
- Fixed-price selections for cabinetry, flooring, and fixtures before demo starts, not after.
- We protect and seal off unremodeled areas of the house so dust and debris stay contained to the work zone.
Our Full Home Remodeling Process
Walkthrough & Scope
We assess structural, electrical, and plumbing conditions room by room and document what's driving the remodel — more space, better flow, or updated finishes.
Design & Material Selection
You choose layouts, cabinetry, flooring, and fixtures with a firm budget attached to each selection, so there are no surprises at checkout.
Demolition & Rough-In
Framing, electrical, and plumbing changes happen first, inspected before anything gets covered up.
Finish-Out & Walkthrough
Drywall, trim, paint, and fixtures go in last. We walk the finished space with you room by room before calling the job done.
Common Questions About Full Home Remodeling
Can I stay in my house during a full remodel?+
In most cases, yes — especially if the remodel is limited to one or two areas. For whole-house projects touching plumbing and electrical throughout, we'll talk through a phased schedule so you're never without a working kitchen or bathroom for long.
How do you handle unexpected issues behind the walls?+
Older homes in Central Kentucky often hide outdated wiring or plumbing once walls open up. We flag it immediately, give you a clear cost before proceeding, and never just cover it back up.
Do you handle the permits for structural changes?+
Yes. Any wall removal, electrical panel work, or plumbing relocation is permitted and inspected through the local building department before it's closed up.