Whole Home Remodels in Bonita Springs
& Fort Myers Beach

A whole home remodel is what most Southwest Florida houses built in the 1990s and 2000s actually need: the layout works, the structure is sound, but every surface tells its age — the kitchen, the baths, the tile-and-carpet patchwork, the yellowed paint, the builder trim. Remodeling it room by room over five years means five rounds of dust, five sets of contractors, and finishes that never quite match. Doing it as one project means one design language across every room, one mobilization, and one price.

To be precise about terms: remodeling transforms every finish and fixture without moving walls; if your project needs walls moved or structure changed, that is a full home renovation — we build both, and your free consultation tells you honestly which one your plans require.

One Design Language.
Room to Room.

The signature of a whole home remodel done right is coherence: flooring that runs continuous from entry to lanai door, one cabinetry story told in kitchen and baths, a paint and trim palette that carries through, and lighting designed as a system rather than a fixture-by-fixture accident. We design the entire home in one pass — LiDAR-scanned, rendered photo-real room by room — then sequence construction so you can live in the house while zones are completed, our own crews rolling kitchen into baths into flooring without subcontractor gaps.

Whole Home
FAQs.

How much does a whole home remodel cost in Bonita Springs?

Scope drives it: our kitchen packages run $25,500–$39,500+ and bath packages $18,500–$38,500+, with flooring, paint, and trim priced by the home. Bundling rooms into one project prices meaningfully better than remodeling them separately — and the whole scope gets one fixed number after a free LiDAR scan.

Can we live in the house during a whole home remodel?

Usually, yes. We sequence by zone — kitchen first with a temporary setup, then bath wings, then floors and paint in phases — so the household keeps functioning. The schedule comes with the quote.

Whole home remodel or full renovation — which do I need?

If every wall stays where it is, you need a remodel — this page. If walls move, openings change, or structure is touched, you need a full home renovation. One consultation answers it honestly.

One Team.
Start to Finish.

Whole home projects fail when they become relay races between contractors. Ours never hand off: cabinetry from our own warehouse, tile and flooring by our own crews, licensed plumbing and electrical in-house, permits pulled and closed, and every finish selected by hand in our Bonita Springs showroom before a photo-real render seals the plan. One fixed price for the entire home — the standard behind 500-plus Southwest Florida projects and nine straight years of Best of Houzz.