Springfield, Virginia
Remodeling older Springfield homes, planned properly.
Much of Springfield was built from the 1950s through the 1970s: split-levels, ramblers and colonials with closed-off kitchens, small bathrooms and basements that were never finished. These homes are well built, and they suit renovation: take out a wall, rework the kitchen, finish the lower level, and the same house works for another 30 years.
Full-service residential construction
Everything we build in Springfield.
From a single room to a whole-house renovation, every Springfield project gets the same planning, permits and oversight.
Whole-Home Renovations
Room-by-room or all at once: whole-house updates, planned one phase at a time.
Whole-Home Renovations →Kitchens
Opening the kitchen to the family room is the most common request we hear in Springfield.
Kitchens →Bathrooms
Hall and primary bath updates with new tile, ventilation and fixtures that last.
Bathrooms →Basements
Unfinished basements turned into family rooms, offices and an extra bath.
Basements →Additions & ADUs
Rear additions and bump-outs when the house needs more room than its footprint gives.
Additions & ADUs →Decks
New decks or full rebuilds of tired ones, permitted and inspected.
Decks →Screened Porches
A screened porch over a new or existing deck, so the yard gets used more months of the year.
Screened Porches →Roofing
Full tear-off roof replacement with decking checked and repaired as needed.
Roofing →Windows & Doors
Energy-efficient window and exterior door replacement, sealed into the wall properly.
Windows & Doors →Siding
New siding with the sheathing inspected underneath, so problems aren't covered up.
Siding →Services
What Springfield homeowners ask for
- Opening the kitchen to the living room. Kitchens →
- Updating original hall and primary baths. Bathrooms →
- Finishing basements with a bedroom, bath and egress window. Basements →
- Rear additions and ADUs. Additions & ADUs →
Permits
Permits
Springfield is in unincorporated Fairfax County, so permits are filed with Fairfax County Land Development Services. A basement bedroom needs an egress window that meets code, and wall removals need a structural review. We handle both as part of the plan.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can you open up a split-level kitchen?
Usually yes. We find out which walls are load-bearing early and size a beam if one is needed.
Can a basement bedroom be legal?
Yes, if it has a code-compliant egress window, proper ceiling height and smoke and CO alarms.
How long does a basement finish take?
Usually about 8 to 12 weeks of construction after permits.
Planning a project here?
Send the ZIP code and project type. We’ll confirm availability and the next step.
How we manage it
One point of contact.
One team stays reachable from the first meeting through warranty support.
How we work
A professional process from start to finish.
Clear ownership and dependable communication from the first conversation through warranty support.
Scope & fit
Understand the home, priorities, timing, and realistic investment range.
Details aligned
Finalize scope, selections, permits, agreement, and construction schedule.
Team coordinated
Manage trades, inspections, quality control, and homeowner communication.
Finish with care
Review the work, resolve details, clean the space, and begin warranty support.
Explore nearby
Remodeling across Northern Virginia.
LumenHomes serves homeowners throughout Fairfax, Arlington, Loudoun and Fauquier Counties and the Cities of Alexandria and Falls Church.
Close-in communities
McLean · Vienna · Great Falls · Falls Church
Central and southern Fairfax
Dulles corridor
Services: Kitchens · Bathrooms · Basements · Additions & ADUs
Nearby towns: Fairfax County · Fairfax Station
Projects: Alexandria whole-home renovation
Not sure whether your home is in our service area? Send the property ZIP code and project type, and we’ll confirm.
Schedule a consultationStart with a straightforward conversation
What are you planning?
Tell our team the project type and location. We’ll confirm whether we’re a good fit and explain the next step—without pressure.
Schedule a consultation
Send the project type, ZIP code, and a short description. Our office will respond within one business day.
Office: 1440 N Edgewood St, Floor 4 #9, Arlington, VA 22201 · Visits by appointment
Home remodeling in Springfield and North Springfield
We remodel homes throughout greater Springfield, including North Springfield, West Springfield, Springfield proper and the neighborhoods near Burke and Annandale. Many of these houses are split-levels, ramblers and colonials built in the 1950s through the 1970s, and the most common projects are opening the kitchen to the living space, updating original bathrooms, finishing the lower level and replacing windows, siding and roofing.
Explore what we do: kitchens, bathrooms, basements, whole-home renovations, additions and windows and doors. Nearby, we also work in Fairfax, Fairfax Station and Vienna. See how projects are priced on our pricing page.
Springfield remodeling FAQ
Do you work in North Springfield?
Yes. North Springfield, West Springfield and the rest of the Springfield area are in Fairfax County, which is part of our core service area.
Who handles permits for a Springfield remodel?
We do. Springfield homes are permitted through Fairfax County, and we prepare the application, coordinate plan review and schedule the inspections.
Can you update a split-level or rambler without an addition?
Often, yes. Removing or opening a wall, reworking the kitchen layout and finishing the lower level can add a lot of usable space inside the existing footprint. We walk through the options with you at the consultation.