Our Services
Whole-Home Renovation in Temple, Belton & Central Texas
Some houses are worth doing all at once: good bones, right location, wrong everything else. A whole-home renovation resets the house in a single, managed push — kitchen, baths, flooring, lighting, and often the layout itself — instead of five disconnected projects over five disruptive years.
Done as one project, the economics improve too: one mobilization, one design language, trades sequenced once. We renovate whole homes the way we build new ones — full scope on paper before demo, selections locked, schedule managed daily.
What We Take On
Scope of Work
Full Interior Renovations
Kitchen, baths, flooring, trim, paint, and lighting executed as one coordinated scope with one finish date.
Layout Reconfigurations
Opening floor plans, relocating kitchens and laundries, carving out suites — engineered structural changes that make an old plan live new.
Systems Updates
Electrical service, plumbing supply, HVAC, and insulation brought to modern standard while the walls are open — the cheapest time they'll ever be.
Exterior Refresh
Siding, windows, doors, and porches folded into the project so the outside finally matches the inside.
Why whole-home beats piecemeal
Renovating room by room means paying for mobilization five times, matching finishes across years of drift, and living in a job site on and off for half a decade. One managed renovation costs less per finished square foot and gives you your house back on a date.
The walls-open moment is the once-a-generation chance to fix wiring, plumbing, and insulation at marginal cost. We scope those systems up front so the budget covers the house you actually own, not the one on the listing photos.
Every whole-home job gets a builder's schedule: trade by trade, week by week, shared with you and kept.
Around Central Texas
Whole-Home Renovation by City
Temple
Temple's mid-century and 1970s–80s neighborhoods are full of solid, well-located houses wearing forty-year-old interiors — the exact profile where a whole-home renovation outperforms buying newer construction farther out.
Our work in Temple →Belton
Belton's older in-town homes near downtown carry real character worth keeping — we renovate around it, updating systems and spaces while the house stays recognizably itself.
Our work in Belton →Georgetown
Georgetown's pre-2000 stock sits in mature, treed neighborhoods newer subdivisions can't match. Renovating one of these beats a production resale for buyers who want location and new-house function.
Our work in Georgetown →Where we work
We serve Bell and Williamson County from our home base in Temple — including Temple, Belton, Salado, and Georgetown. See the standard we build to on our projects page and in the photo gallery.
FAQ
Straight Answers
Whole-home renovation or tear down and rebuild?
It comes down to structure and scope. If the foundation and frame are sound, renovation usually wins. We'll assess honestly — we do both, so we have no thumb on the scale.
Can we live in the house during a whole-home renovation?
For full-scope work, usually not comfortably — most clients plan to be out for the core construction window. We phase where living-in is a hard requirement and tell you the real cost of phasing.
How long does a whole-home renovation take?
Most run three to six months of construction depending on scope and structural work, after a design and selections phase. You'll have the schedule before demo starts.
How do I budget one?
Start with the instant estimator for a whole-home range by size and finish level, then we'll walk the house and build the real number line by line.
Talk to us about whole-home renovation
Name, phone, and email. A real person calls you back.
Tell us about the project
Free consultation — bring plans, a lease, or just an idea, and we’ll give you a straight read on budget and schedule.
Or call (254) 563-5880
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