ServicesWhole Home Remodeling
Whole Home Remodeling in Lewisville, TX
We remodel several rooms under one plan and one schedule, so your home gets done once instead of in pieces. While walls and floors are open, we add insulation and seal air leaks. That keeps rooms more even in temperature and can ease what you spend on cooling.
One plan instead of five small jobs
A whole home remodel means we take on several rooms at once. Kitchen, bathrooms, living areas, bedrooms, floors and walls are all planned together. That way the hallway floor matches the kitchen floor, the plumbing runs make sense, and nobody tears out last year's work to reach something new.
It is the right call when most of the house feels dated, the layout fights how you live, or you just bought an older place and want it right before you settle in. If only one room needs help, our kitchen remodeling or bathroom remodeling work is usually the better fit.
There is one more reason to do it all together. Open walls are the cheapest time to fix what you cannot see. Gaps around pipes and outlets, thin or missing insulation, and leaky framing are easy to address now and hard to reach later. In a North Texas summer, that shows up as rooms that hold their cool longer.
What the work covers
Layout and planning
We walk every room with you and talk through what bothers you. Then we draw up which walls move, where doors go, and what order the rooms get done in.
Demolition and framing
We remove old finishes, take out or move non-structural walls, and frame new openings. Anything that touches a load-bearing wall gets planned properly before a hammer comes out.
Insulation and air sealing
With the drywall off, we fill exterior walls with insulation and seal the gaps around pipes, wiring and window framing. This is the part most people never see and later notice the most, because drafty rooms stop being drafty.
Plumbing and electrical updates
Old supply lines, tired drains and outdated wiring get replaced while everything is exposed. We add outlets where you actually need them.
Floors, drywall, paint and trim
New flooring runs through the house so rooms connect. Fresh drywall, paint, doors and trim finish each space.
Kitchen and bath work
The kitchen and bathrooms are folded into the same schedule, so the trades move room to room without long gaps.
Signs your house needs more than one room fixed
Every room shows the same age
Worn floors, tired doors and dated baths throughout the house. Tackling them one at a time means paying for setup over and over, and it drags on for years.
Some rooms never get comfortable
A back bedroom that stays warm all summer or a living room with a constant draft often means thin insulation and air leaking through the walls.
Walls split up space you want to share
The kitchen is walled off from where everyone hangs out, or the front door opens into a tight little hall. Taking out a wall or two can open up the whole house.
Old plumbing or wiring
Slow drains, weak water pressure, two-prong outlets or breakers that keep tripping. All of these are easier to replace while the walls are already open.
You just bought an older home
Getting the work done before move-in day is much easier than living around a crew.
From first call to final walkthrough
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First call and house visit
Give us a ring and tell us what you have in mind. We pick a day to come through the house with you. There is no charge for the quote.
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Written plan and estimate
We hand you a line-item estimate broken down by room and by part of the job. It also shows the order of work, so you know which rooms will be out of use and for how long.
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Permits and prep
We pull the needed permits and book the inspections. Before any demolition, we lay floor protection, seal off doorways and set up dust control.
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Room by room work
The crew moves through the house in the order we agreed on. Once walls are open, we show you anything we find, like rot, bad wiring or missing insulation, before anything gets closed back up.
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Final walkthrough and cleanup
We go through each room with you and take care of every item on the list. Then the house gets cleaned and all the debris is hauled away.
What sets the price
Every whole home job is priced differently. A number given over the phone before anyone has seen the house is only a guess. Here is what moves the total the most. Your written estimate lists each of these as its own item, so nothing hides inside one big lump sum.
- Number of rooms and square footage
- Each added room brings more material and more labor. Flooring and drywall are figured by area, so a big open plan adds up fast.
- Moving walls
- Pulling out a non-structural wall is straightforward. Changing a load-bearing wall calls for a beam, engineering and extra inspection time.
- What turns up behind the walls
- Water damage, old wiring or plumbing that does not meet code all raise the cost. Most of it shows up during demolition, and we stop to tell you before we go further.
- Finishes you pick
- Flooring, doors, plumbing fixtures and trim range widely in price. We will point out where a higher grade earns its keep and where it does not.
- Staying home during the work
- If you live in the house, we work in smaller sections with more setup and cleanup each day. Moving out for part of the job can shorten the schedule.
Questions about whole home remodeling
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Can we keep living in the house during the remodel?
In most cases, yes. We set the order of work so you always have a bathroom that works and a room to sleep in, and we close off the work zones to keep dust contained. Some families stay somewhere else for the roughest weeks, mostly while the kitchen is torn out.
Will the remodel lower our energy bills?
It can help, but we will not promise a number. Adding insulation and sealing air leaks while walls are open usually makes rooms more comfortable and takes some load off your air conditioning. What you actually save depends on your house, your system and how you use it.
Does every room have to be done at the same time?
No. Some people knock out the whole plan at once, and others break it into two or three stages. Planning everything at the start still pays off, because each stage lines up with the next and no finished work gets ripped out later.
Who takes care of permits and inspections?
We do. We pull the permits the work needs and set up the inspections. Where an inspection is required, walls stay open until the work inside them has passed.
What is the timeline for a whole home remodel?
That comes down to how many rooms are in the plan, whether any structural walls change, and what we uncover once the drywall comes off. Your written plan lays out the expected sequence and timing. If something shifts it, we let you know right away.
Is Lewisville the only place you remodel?
No. Our crews regularly head out to Flower Mound, Highland Village, Carrollton and The Colony for full house projects too. Give us a call and tell us where your home is.
Let us see the house with you
Show us the rooms that bug you and tell us how you want the place to work. We will come out, answer your questions and put together a quote at no cost to you.