Opening up walls across several rooms, updating old wiring and plumbing throughout the house, reworking a dated layout from top to bottom, or remodeling while you still live there: these are the projects many remodelers turn down. They are the ones we take on.
Not sure where to start? Our Whole Home Remodel Guide helps you set priorities, and our whole home pricing page gives you a sense of budget before we meet.
We take on the hard projects. Coordinating many rooms and trades at once, structural changes, older homes with decades of patchwork behind the walls, and keeping your household running during construction are where our experience shows. One family came to us with a 40-year-old ranch home. We captured their vision and gave the whole house the face lift it needed.
A limited number of projects, so yours gets real attention. We take on a limited number of remodels at a time on purpose. Either Jon or Michael Morgan manages your project personally, and you will have a direct line to the person running it.
See your home before we build it. On most projects we create a 3D design of your remodeled rooms, so you can see the new layout and finishes and make changes before construction starts.
No guesswork on cost or quality. We publish starting prices online, give you a detailed scope before work begins, and back our workmanship with a 5-year guarantee.
Any demolition your project needs, from removing old cabinets and flooring to opening up walls.
If your project needs a permit, we handle the paperwork and make sure the work meets local codes.
New flooring that runs through the whole house for a consistent look. Options include luxury vinyl plank, engineered hardwood, laminate, tile and carpet.
Built-ins, custom shelving, fireplace surrounds, mud room cabinetry and staircase updates.
New and updated lighting, outlets and wiring, including adding fixtures or moving a TV to a new location.
Plumbing for new or relocated kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and fixtures.
Hanging, finishing and repairing drywall for new walls and updated rooms.
Interior painting for walls, ceilings and woodwork trim, so every room looks finished and consistent.
New stair and balcony railings that update the look of your home.
Turn an unfinished basement into living space, from family rooms and home offices to workshops and mud rooms.
It depends on how many rooms are involved and the scope of work in each. A permit adds 3–4 weeks depending on your municipality. We’ll walk you through the expected timeline during your consultation.
Often, yes. Doing the work under one plan means one round of disruption instead of several, flooring and finishes that match from room to room, and better coordination between trades.
Many homeowners do, depending on the scope. If your kitchen or only full bathroom is part of the project, we’ll talk through how to plan around it before work begins.
Start with our free Whole Home Remodel Guide to rank your priorities, then look at our whole home pricing page for budget ranges. See a finished example in our Martinsville whole home remodel.
Often, yes. Multi-room projects, structural changes and older homes are a big part of what we do. Tell us what you have been told, and we will give you an honest answer about what is possible.
