Full Home Renovations in Bonita Springs
& Fort Myers Beach

Some houses cannot be fixed with finishes. The kitchen is walled off from the living room, the primary bath was sized for 1994, the layout chops a great lot into small dark rooms. A full home renovation changes the plan itself: load-bearing walls opened with engineered beams, kitchens and baths relocated with new plumbing runs, ceilings raised, openings widened to the lanai — the structure of the house redrawn around how you actually live.

That is engineering-first construction: sealed structural drawings, Lee or Collier permits, inspections at every phase, and a builder who owns the whole sequence. If your walls are staying put and the project is finishes throughout, you want a whole home remodel instead — we build both, and one free consultation tells you which your plans actually require.

Engineered First.
Then Beautiful.

Renovation order matters: engineering before demolition, rough trades before finishes, inspections before anything gets closed up. We run the entire chain in-house — structural engineering coordinated under our GC license, demo and framing by our crews, licensed plumbing and electrical rerouted to the new plan, then the same finish standard as our kitchens and baths across every new room. You approve a photo-real render of the reimagined home before the first wall opens, and the fixed price covers engineering through final paint.

Renovation
FAQs.

How much does a full home renovation cost in Bonita Springs?

Structural scope drives cost — how many walls move, how far kitchens and baths travel, what engineering demands. After a free LiDAR scan and design consultation you get one fixed price covering engineering, permits, structure, and finishes.

Renovation or remodel — what is the difference?

Our definitions are simple: a renovation changes structure — walls, openings, layouts. A remodel transforms finishes with the walls staying put. This page is the structural one; the whole home remodel page covers the other.

How long does a full renovation take?

Typically four to eight months depending on structural scope and permitting, with the schedule set in the fixed quote — and no subcontractor gaps, because our own crews run every phase.

Structure You Can
Hand an Inspector.

Structural work is where cut corners hide — inside walls, above ceilings, behind drywall — until an inspection or a hurricane finds them. Our renovations are built to be examined: sealed engineering on file, every beam and connection inspected and passed, licensed trades on every system, permits closed and documented for the day you sell. Rendered before demo, priced fixed, built by one team — the 500-project standard, applied where it matters most.