
Full Home Renovation
Green Design and Build manages full home renovations from planning through construction for homeowners across Los Angeles County, Ventura County, Orange County, and Riverside County.
One team for your whole-home renovation
A full home renovation touches multiple systems and spaces at once, including kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, electrical, plumbing, and structural work. Coordinating all of it under one team keeps the project organized and on schedule.
We manage the sequencing of trades, permitting, and inspections so your renovation moves through each phase without gaps in communication.
PROCESS
What a full home renovation includes
Every whole-home renovation is scoped around your property and goals. Common elements include:
Planning & Design
Early planning that maps out scope, sequencing, and budget before construction begins.
Multi-Trade Construction
Coordinated work across framing, electrical, plumbing, flooring, and finishes.
Permitting & Inspections
Permit management and inspection scheduling handled throughout the project.
Full Home Renovation FAQ
Answers to common questions about whole-home renovation projects.
What counts as a full home renovation?
A full home renovation typically involves multiple rooms or systems, such as kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, and mechanical systems, renovated as part of one coordinated project.
Can I stay in my home during a full renovation?
It depends on the scope and sequencing of work. We discuss living arrangements and phasing options during planning.
How is a full renovation different from remodeling one room?
A full renovation coordinates multiple trades and spaces at once, which requires more upfront planning and sequencing than a single-room remodel.
Do you handle permits for full renovations?
Yes. We manage the permitting process required for the scope of your renovation.
How long does a full home renovation take?
Timelines vary significantly based on square footage, scope, and permitting. We provide a project-specific timeline after assessment.
