What a whole-home renovation can include
Open floor plans
Removing or opening walls between kitchen, dining and family rooms — with the structural beams and engineering to do it safely.
Kitchen + bath packages
Updating the kitchen and bathrooms together with a coordinated look and a single schedule.
Flooring throughout
Continuous hardwood or LVP across the main level for a cleaner, larger feel.
Lighting & electrical
Recessed lighting, updated panels and modern outlets and switches throughout the home.
Trim, doors & stairs
New interior doors, baseboards, casings and refreshed stair treads and railings.
Paint & finishes
A fresh, consistent palette inside so the whole house feels new.
Ideal for older Northern Virginia homes
Many homes across Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William counties were built in the 1960s through the 1990s with closed layouts, small kitchens and original bathrooms. A whole-home renovation modernizes the floor plan and finishes while fixing what’s behind the walls — wiring, plumbing and insulation.
It’s also a smart move before selling, after buying an older home, or when planning to age in place with wider doorways and accessible bathrooms. Unlock your savings →
How we keep a big project simple
- One design for the whole house, shown in 3D
- A single, itemized proposal
- Phased schedule to keep parts of the home livable
- Dedicated project manager with regular updates
- All permits and inspections handled
- Dust protection and daily cleanup