DreamHouseRenovations
Open-plan living room and kitchen with hardwood floors and a staircase

Full home renovations in Denver, COOne plan. One crew.

Update a whole floor or the whole house under one plan. One point of contact stays with you until the job is done.

Full Home Renovations

When one room is not enough

Sometimes the kitchen is only the start. The baths, floors and walls all feel a decade behind.

Doing it room by room can drag on for years. A full renovation puts every room under one plan and one crew.

You get one point of contact from the first visit to the final walk-through. We stay in constant communication until the job is done.

Whole-floor renovation at the framing stage, with new stud walls and open joists
Bathroom wall opened to the studs during demolition
What it can include

What a full renovation can include

  • 01

    A whole-floor refresh

    Update every room on one level so the finishes, light and flow match from end to end.

  • 02

    Whole-house updates

    Plan the kitchen, baths, floors and paint together so nothing looks left behind.

  • 03

    Opening up closed-off rooms

    We check the wall first and tell you what it takes before anything comes down.

  • 04

    Kitchens and baths

    The rooms that do the most work in a home, planned with the rest of the project.

  • 05

    Floors, trim and paint

    Finishes that carry through every room, so the whole house reads as one design.

  • 06

    Repairs found along the way

    Tell us what has been nagging you, and we can fold it into the same plan.

  • Bright white kitchen with a long waterfall island and blue upholstered stools
  • Hands spreading joint compound over a drywall seam
  • Marble-look tiled walk-in shower with frameless glass, a bench and a niche
Is it time?

Signs the whole house is ready

  • Every room feels dated

    You fix one thing and the room next to it suddenly looks worse.

  • The layout fights you

    Small closed-off rooms make it hard to cook, gather and move around.

  • A list of small projects

    Years of patching have added up to something bigger than a patch.

  • You plan to stay put

    If this is your long-term home, one renovation beats five small ones.

Real work

Back to the studs, and back again.

Photos from DreamHouse Renovations jobs, posted on our Google profile and Instagram.

Our jobDuring repairs: a room opened up to the studs with the old flooring pulled out
During: opened to the studs, old floor out
Our jobAfter repairs: the same room with new drywall, fresh paint and new plank flooring
After: new drywall, paint and plank floor
Our jobBefore: a ceiling soffit with open holes cut into the drywall
Before: a ceiling soffit full of holes
Our jobAfter: the same soffit patched, textured and painted to match
After: patched, textured and painted
How it goes

How a full renovation goes

  1. A free estimate

    We walk the house with you and listen to what you want from each room.

  2. One written plan

    Scope, order of work and materials are settled before the first demo day.

  3. Sequenced work

    We order the work to keep the family living there when possible. Ask us.

  4. The final walk-through

    We go room by room with you until every detail is right.

Denver-area homes

Renovating Denver-area homes

Denver Squares and early-1900s brick bungalows often have small, closed-off rooms. Opening a few of them can change the whole floor.

Brick ranches from the 1950s and 1960s and 1990s two-stories each have their own needs. Tell us about your house and we plan from there.

Red-brick bungalow under fresh snow at dusk
Questions

Full renovations: your questions.

Can we stay in the house during the work?

Often, yes. We sequence the work around your family, so ask us about your house.

Can you open up a closed-off room?

Often, yes. We look at the wall first and tell you what it takes.

Do I need a permit?

Many remodels that move walls, plumbing or wiring need one. Ask us about permits.

Is financing available?

Ask about financing when we give you your free estimate. We will walk you through the options.

Free estimate

Let’s talk about your renovations.

Send the form, or call or text. A couple of photos of the space and a rough idea of what you want get things moving fastest.

(720) 713-0877

Get your free estimate

Tell us about the room or the project. We will call or text you back to set up a time.

Rather talk? Call or text (720) 713-0877, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM.