Full House Renovation
Whole-Home Renovation in Jacksonville, FL — One Team, One Deadline
Every room, every trade, one schedule, and one person accountable for the finish date.
Overview
The Problem Is Never the Work. It Is the Coordination.
A whole home renovation in Jacksonville FL fails or succeeds on sequencing, not craftsmanship — and sequencing is what our move-in ready renovation service exists to control. Plumbers before tile. Electricians before drywall. Floors after the dust-heavy demolition but before trim paint. Get the order wrong and the schedule stretches by weeks while trades wait on each other.
We run full house renovation projects as one job with one deadline, usually the day a family moves in. One contract covers demolition through punch list, and the owner is on site daily holding the schedule. You are not handed subcontractors to chase.
Scope
What a Whole Home Renovation in Jacksonville, FL Includes
Most of our projects are gut-to-finish inside with selective exterior work. We do our own painting, flooring, tile and carpentry, and bring in licensed electricians and plumbers who pull their own permits. That split is deliberate: trades that set the pace stay in house, trades that need a license stay with people who hold one.
- ✓ Interior demolition, drywall repair and surface prep throughout
- ✓ Flooring replacement across the entire house — tile, LVP or hardwood
- ✓ Full bathroom rebuilds: showers, tubs, vanities, tile and fixtures
- ✓ Kitchen updates from cabinet refinishing to full replacement
- ✓ Recessed lighting, fixtures, fans and added circuits by licensed electricians
- ✓ Interior and exterior painting, soft washing, carpentry and rot repair
Renovation Project Management
What a General Renovation Contractor Should Actually Do
Renovation project management is the product. Our team came out of large commercial and hospitality work, where a ten-day shutdown window is normal and a missed date has real money attached. We brought that discipline to home remodeling in Jacksonville: a written scope, a locked material order, a day-by-day sequence, and one to three months of prep before anyone swings a hammer.
That prep is why a full house renovation can land inside a 10-to-30-day build. Nothing on site waits, because the tile, vanities, fixtures and flooring were ordered and staged weeks earlier. When a homeowner tells us the lease ends on the 30th, we build the schedule backward from the 30th and say before signing whether the scope fits.
Budget
How We Price a Full House Renovation
You get a line-item written scope with a fixed price per area, not a lump sum with a shrug attached. Allowances for tile, plumbing fixtures and lighting are stated in dollars, so you know what you are choosing within and see the difference before approving an upgrade.
Where budgets move is almost always discovery — rot behind a shower pan, aluminum wiring, a slab crack under old tile. What we control is that you hear about it the day we find it, with a price attached. If you want to remodel before moving in, spend first on the disruptive items: floors, baths, paint and lighting are far cheaper in an empty house.
How It Works
Built Backward From Your Move-In Date
The deadline drives the plan, not the other way around.
Walkthrough and Scope
Room by room, in person or on video, with a written line-item price.
Selections and Ordering
Tile, fixtures, flooring and lighting locked and delivered before day one.
Sequenced Build
Demolition, rough trades, inspections, finishes — in an order that never idles.
Punch List and Warranty
Final walkthrough, corrections and the HII Protection Warranty.
Where We Work
Serving Jacksonville & Northeast Florida
Based in Atlantic Beach and working across the First Coast. Call (904) 619-6687 to confirm coverage in your area.
Common Questions
Whole-Home Renovation Questions
How long does a whole-house renovation take in Jacksonville?
Interior-only projects with flooring, paint, lighting and one or two bathrooms typically run three to five weeks on site. Add a full kitchen or permitted structural changes and eight to twelve weeks is realistic, after a one-to-three-month prep period.
Can you finish before my lease ends?
Often yes, and we tell you up front if not. We scope against your actual move-in date and say plainly which items fit the window and which should be phased. We would rather trim a scope than miss a date.
Do you handle permits and inspections?
Our licensed electricians and plumbers pull permits for their own work and manage their inspections. We schedule around inspection dates so nothing stalls, and you never deal with the building department yourself.
Will you work from my architect or designer plans?
Yes. We regularly build directly from designer drawings and selection sheets, and we are comfortable being the trade partner rather than the decision maker.
One House, One Team, One Finish Date
Send the address, the closing date and the deadline. You get a written scope and a schedule built backward from move-in day.
Free estimates — usually same day or next day. Licensed & insured with $3M+ coverage.