Whole Home Renovation in Greensboro, NC

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When more than one room needs work, renovating the whole home at once is often faster, less disruptive and better value than doing it piece by piece. Custom Construction & Renovations has been renovating homes across Greensboro, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, Stokesdale, Reidsville and the rest of the Triad since 2006. We are a licensed North Carolina general contractor (license #63273), fully insured and veteran-owned.

We plan the whole project together, so the kitchen, bathrooms, floors, lighting and trim all fit one design and one schedule. You work with one company and one project lead from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.

What a whole home renovation can include

Kitchens: new cabinets, islands, countertops and layouts. See our kitchen remodeling page.
Bathrooms: master baths, hall baths, walk-in showers and soaking tubs. See our bathroom remodeling page.
Open floor plans: removing or opening walls, including load-bearing walls with the right beams and permits.
Flooring throughout: hardwood, tile and luxury vinyl plank that runs room to room.
Stairs and railings: new treads, risers, handrails and iron balusters.
Trim and ceilings: wainscoting, crown molding, coffered and tray ceilings, built-ins and storage walls.
Lighting and electrical: recessed lighting, chandeliers, pendants and updated wiring.
Fireplaces: stone surrounds and new mantels.
More space: room additions, in-law suites, screened porches and decks as part of the same project.

One team for design, plans, trades and construction

Whole home projects have a lot of moving parts. We draft the plans in-house, and our sister company, Custom Electric & Plumbing, Inc., handles the electrical and plumbing on our jobs. Keeping design, permits and the main trades under one roof means fewer gaps between crews and one company accountable for the result.

Our renovation process

Free consultation: we walk your home with you, talk through every room you want to change and discuss your budget.
Plans and written estimate: we draft the plans and give you an itemized written estimate, so you know what is included before you sign.
Selections: you choose cabinets, tile, flooring, fixtures and finishes, and we track every selection.
Permits and phasing: we pull permits and plan the order of work, including which areas of the home stay usable during each phase.
Construction: structural work, electrical, plumbing, drywall, flooring, cabinets, tile and trim, with regular updates from your project lead.
Final walkthrough: we walk the finished home with you and complete any punch-list items.

What does a whole home renovation cost?

Every home is different, so we price each renovation after we walk through it. The biggest factors are:

How many rooms are included and how much of each changes
Moving walls, plumbing or gas versus keeping the current layout
Cabinet, countertop, tile and flooring selections
Whether the project adds square footage
The age of the home and what is found behind the walls

Our estimates are written and itemized, and if we find something unexpected, we explain it and give you options before any extra work is done.

Recent whole home projects

One of these homes received new floors, a kitchen remodel, a master bathroom, new lighting, an addition and a screened porch addition. Here are photos from whole home renovations around the Triad.

Dining room with wainscoting, chandelier and French doors

Two-story foyer with arched openings and open balcony railing

Staircase with white risers and wall step light

Staircase with wood treads, white risers and iron balusters

Vaulted living room with stone fireplace and ceiling fan

White kitchen cabinets with gas cooktop and tile backsplash

White kitchen cabinets with dark granite island and stainless appliances

Glass-enclosed tile shower beside a walk-in closet

Master bath with freestanding tub and painted vanity

Upstairs balcony with iron railing overlooking the family room

Room with arched windows and hardwood floors

Breakfast nook off the kitchen

White kitchen island with dark granite top and gas cooktop

Custom cabinetry

Cream kitchen cabinets with granite countertop and gas cooktop

Distressed white kitchen island with dark granite countertop

Freestanding soaking tub in a master bathroom

Coffered ceiling with ceiling medallion and fan

Screened porch

Kitchen island with granite top and stone accent wall

Addition with it’s own kitchen

Dining room with tray ceiling, chandelier and French doors

Kitchen addition with exposed wood ceiling beams and stone wall

Addition with exposed rafters

Wood ceiling beams in a kitchen addition

exposed wooden beams

Kitchen island in an open room with French doors

Open kitchen with white island and pendant lights over hardwood floors

Stacked stone fireplace with wood mantel

Living room with recessed lights and open stair railing

Open staircase with iron balusters and wood handrail

Dark granite countertops and stainless appliances in a white kitchen

Bay window breakfast area beside a remodeled kitchen

Pendant light fixture over a breakfast area with crown molding

Built-in wood cabinets and shelves with doors open

Built-in white storage wall with paneled doors

Chandelier in a room with an arched window

Screened porch with cedar posts and screen door

Rear deck and screened porch addition on a brick home

Screened porch addition with pergola roof

Two-story deck and screened porch with lattice skirting

Distressed white island with dark granite and stainless appliances

Custom built island

Master bath with freestanding tub and double vanity

Tile shower with curved glass door next to a closet

Shower with glass enclosure.

What our clients say

“Working with your people was very satisfying. Your lead man, Brian, was meticulous and always kept us informed.”
Barbara, Greensboro

Whole home renovation FAQs

Which areas do you serve?

We renovate homes in Greensboro, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, Stokesdale, Reidsville, Brown Summit and surrounding areas of the Triad.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Custom Construction & Renovations is a licensed North Carolina general contractor (license #63273) and is fully insured.

Can we live in the house during the renovation?

Often, yes. We plan the work in phases so parts of the home stay usable, and we close off and clean up the work areas each day. For larger projects we will talk through whether a short move-out makes sense.

Can you draw the plans?

Yes. We provide plan drafting in-house, so the layout, permit drawings and construction all come from the same team.

Can you work on older homes?

Yes. Older homes often need updated wiring, plumbing or framing repairs, and we plan for that up front and explain anything we find once walls are open.