Orange County
Whole-Home Remodeling in Orange County
Multiple rooms, a revised floor plan and every finish updated — coordinated as one project instead of several.
Whole-Home Remodeling
A rewarding project, if it's planned correctly
A whole-home remodel touches nearly every room in the house: kitchen, bathrooms, living spaces, flooring, lighting, and often the floor plan connecting them. Done well, it's one of the most rewarding projects a homeowner can take on. Done without proper planning, it's also where costs and timelines most often get away from people.
Total InCharge Construction Group's design-build team plans the full scope — layout, structure, systems, finishes — before construction starts, so you're working from a defined plan and budget rather than discovering the real scope as the project unfolds.
What a Whole-Home Remodel Can Include
Every room, one coordinated project
- Multiple rooms renovated together
- Floor-plan changes
- Structural modifications
- Kitchen relocation
- Bathroom renovation
- New flooring throughout
- Electrical upgrades
- Plumbing modifications
- Lighting design
- Doors and windows
- Interior finishes
- Additions
- Indoor/outdoor integration
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Homeowners Ask
How long does a whole-home remodel take?
Non-structural whole-home remodels refreshing kitchens, bathrooms and flooring typically run about six months of construction once design is finalized; design itself generally takes three to six months. Projects involving additions or second-story work take longer.
Can we stay in our home during the remodel?
Most clients remain in their home during a whole-home remodel, though some project scopes call for temporary relocation. We'll walk through what your specific plan requires during the consultation.
What is value engineering, and do you offer it?
Our design-build process lets us evaluate cost-effective structural alternatives — a post instead of a beam, a different kitchen location — on paper before construction starts. It's a large part of why our average change order stays under 5%, well below the industry norm.
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Planning a whole-home remodel?
Schedule a complimentary consultation and we'll help you understand the scope, planning process and timeline for your home.