What we do
A whole-home renovation touches every room, every system, and often the structure itself. It’s the largest project we take on — and the one that benefits most from having all three trade licenses under one roof.
Typical scope
- Structural — Wall removal, header installation, foundation repair, framing modifications
- Electrical — Full panel upgrade, rewire, new circuits, lighting design, smart home rough-in
- Plumbing — Repipe, fixture relocation, water heater replacement, drain line rerouting
- HVAC coordination — We coordinate with licensed HVAC contractors for ductwork, mini-splits, and system replacement
- Finishes — Cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, painting, trim, hardware across every room
- Exterior — Siding, windows, roofing coordination, deck construction or repair
Who this is for
Whole-home renovations are for homeowners who love their lot, their neighborhood, or their home’s bones — but need the interior brought into the current decade. Common scenarios:
- A 1960s ranch in North Raleigh with good bones but original everything
- A 1980s split-level in Cary where the layout doesn’t work for modern living
- An estate purchase or inheritance that needs full modernization before move-in
- A historic home in Durham or Hillsborough that needs sensitive updates
Why it requires a licensed GC
NC law requires a licensed general contractor for any project over $30,000 — and whole-home renovations always exceed that threshold. Beyond the legal requirement, a GC coordinates all trades, manages the permit process, schedules inspections, and ensures the project meets code at every phase.
We self-perform electrical and plumbing, which eliminates the most common source of delays on large projects: waiting for subcontractors.