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Whole-home renovations · Northern Virginia

Whole-home renovations. One accountable team.

When an entire home needs to work differently, every decision affects the next. We plan scope, selections, permits, and schedule together so the whole project moves as one.

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What a whole-home project includes

Every room, planned as one system.

Fewer handoffs, one standard, and a single team holding the plan.

01
Layout

Reconfiguration & structure

Rework how the home flows, including structural changes where needed.

02
Wet rooms

Kitchens & baths together

Kitchens, primary suites, secondary baths, and powder rooms in one coordinated plan.

03
Finishes

One finish language

Flooring, trim, paint, lighting, and hardware chosen as one system.

04
Systems

Lower levels & mechanicals

Lower-level and mechanical updates where the project calls for them.

Planning a whole-home renovation?

Tell us about the home and your timing. We’ll confirm fit and the next step.

Schedule a consultation →

Project photography

Recent work.

How we work

A professional process from start to finish.

Clear ownership and dependable communication from the first conversation through warranty support.

01 · DISCOVER

Scope & fit

We walk the home, understand how you live in it, and talk through a realistic investment range.

02 · PLAN

Room-by-room selections

Every room gets a selections board—fixtures, finishes, hardware—approved before construction.

03 · BUILD

Sequenced trades

Demolition, rough-ins, inspections, and finishes scheduled across the house to contain disruption.

04 · COMPLETE

Final walkthrough

We review every room with you, resolve details, and begin warranty support.

Why it matters

One team holding the plan.

Renovating many rooms with many vendors leads to gaps. With a single team holding the plan, the selections, and the schedule, you have one point of contact and one standard.

Start with a straightforward conversation

Planning a whole-home renovation?

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

Transparent pricing

Clear pricing, open-book materials.

How we price a remodel in Northern Virginia, so you know what you're paying for before work starts.

One fixed price for the work. Labor, trade partners and project management are quoted as one fixed amount, so the cost of building your project is settled up front.

Materials at actual cost, plus a disclosed 20%. Materials are billed at what we pay, plus a 20% procurement fee that covers ordering, vendor coordination, deliveries, inspection on arrival, damage claims and on-site staging. Every real supplier invoice and receipt is in your own project portal, and any allowance you don't use is credited back to you.

The supply chain is our problem, not yours. If something shows up damaged, defective, short or in the wrong finish, we handle the calls, claims, returns and reorders until the right item is on site. Your only job is to choose what you love.

01 · THE WORK

One fixed price

Labor, trade partners and project management in one number.

02 · MATERIALS

Actual cost + a disclosed 20%

Covers ordering, deliveries, inspection, claims and staging.

03 · RECEIPTS

Every invoice in your portal

Real supplier invoices and receipts, in your own project portal.

04 · ALLOWANCES

Unused allowance credited back

If you spend less than the allowance, the difference is yours.

Whole-home and gut renovations across Northern Virginia

A whole-home renovation reworks how the house lives—not just how it looks. Walls between the kitchen, dining and family rooms come out, electrical and HVAC catch up to modern loads, bathrooms and stairs are rebuilt, and finishes are chosen as one system before demolition starts. That approach is common in Vienna colonials and townhomes, Fairfax County ramblers and larger homes that need several rooms done at once instead of a piecemeal refresh.

See finished examples: the Vienna whole-home renovation, the Fairfax Station whole-home renovation, the Fairfax whole-home renovation and the Alexandria whole-home renovation. Read how we plan this work on our whole-home renovations page, how kitchens and bathrooms fit into a full-floor plan, and how we price a renovation. For Vienna-specific questions, start on the Vienna town page.

Live-in versus move-out depends on whether a kitchen and bath can stay in service while other rooms are phased. Systems upgrades—panels, circuits, plumbing stacks and HVAC—are designed into the plan so mid-century houses are not left with new finishes on outdated infrastructure. Schedule a consultation to walk your house and talk through a realistic investment range.

Whole-home renovation FAQ

Can we live in the house during a whole-home or gut renovation?
Sometimes. It depends on whether a working kitchen and bathroom can stay in use while other rooms are built. We phase demolition and rough-ins so some spaces remain usable, protect floors daily and dust-seal work areas. Full gut renovations that open every floor often mean a temporary kitchen or a short move-out window. We decide that with you before construction starts, not mid-job.

What does a gut renovation usually include beyond new finishes?
A gut renovation reworks how the house functions: opening walls between kitchen, dining and living rooms, updating electrical panels and circuits, plumbing stacks, HVAC, insulation and windows where needed, then rebuilding finishes as one language. Cabinets, baths, flooring, trim, lighting and paint are selected together before demolition so the schedule and investment range hold. See our pricing page for how the fixed work price and open-book materials are laid out.

Where can I see finished whole-home renovations near Vienna and Fairfax County?
Start with our Vienna whole-home renovation, then the Fairfax Station whole-home renovation, the Fairfax whole-home renovation and our Alexandria whole-home renovation. Each page labels the town where the work was built. Schedule a consultation to walk your own house and talk through scope.