Whole-Home Remodels
One team, one plan, the whole house.
A full remodel touches every trade. We coordinate kitchen, baths, flooring, structure, and systems under a single plan and a single point of contact, so the project moves and the budget holds.
What's included
- —Coordinated multi-room scope
- —Structural & systems upgrades
- —Single point of contact
- —Permitting & Title 24 managed
- —Clear schedule & budget control
The details
What to expect, what it costs, and how the permits and structure get handled.
One plan for the whole house
A full remodel touches every trade at once — kitchen, baths, flooring, structure, electrical, plumbing, and finishes all moving on the same timeline. The risk isn't any single piece; it's coordination. When trades work off different plans or wait on an outside engineer, the schedule and the budget both drift.
We run the whole thing off a single plan with a single point of contact. Structural changes, systems upgrades, and finishes are all sequenced together, and because the engineering is in-house, a mid-project wall change or load question gets resolved in days, not weeks.
Cost, timeline, and living through it
Whole-home remodels in San Diego span a wide range — roughly $150–$450 per square foot depending on finish level and how much structure changes — so a 2,000-square-foot home can run anywhere from the low six figures to well over half a million. The honest answer comes from scoping the actual house, which we do before quoting.
Timeline usually runs four to nine months, longer for a full gut to the studs. On living arrangements: light or phased work often lets you stay, but for a true gut — no working kitchen or baths, dust everywhere — most families are better off moving out for the heaviest stretch. We'll lay out both options honestly so you can plan.
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You'll also need
The plans and permits this work typically requires — handled in-house, so nothing stalls.
Common questions
- How much does a whole-home remodel cost in San Diego?
- It ranges widely — roughly $150–$450 per square foot depending on finish level and how much structure changes. A 2,000-square-foot home can run from the low six figures to well over $500,000. We scope the actual house before quoting, so your number reflects your project, not an average.
- Can we live in the home during a whole-home remodel?
- Sometimes. Light or phased work often lets you stay, but a true gut — no working kitchen or bathrooms and constant dust — is usually easier from elsewhere during the heaviest stretch. We'll plan the sequence around how you use the space and be honest about which approach fits.
- Should we remodel all at once or in phases?
- All-at-once usually costs less overall and shortens the disruption, but it's a bigger upfront commitment and often means moving out. Phasing spreads the cost and can let you stay, but totals more and repeats permit cycles. Either way, we start with one master plan.
Get your whole-home remodel estimate
Real numbers from the team that does the work — permits and engineering handled in-house. No obligation.
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