REMODELING

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Home remodeling projects vary in scope, from minor aesthetic upgrades to full-scale renovations that involve structural changes. Understanding the different types of remodels can help you determine the best approach for your needs and budget.

COSMETIC REMODELS

Cosmetic remodels involve upgrading finishes and fixtures without making significant changes to the underlying structure. This can include installing new flooring, updating countertops, replacing cabinetry, or modernizing tile work in kitchens and bathrooms. These projects enhance both style and functionality while remaining relatively budget-friendly.

Blueprint visual for detailed design by SpaceTurtle Construction

Custom design visual of color palettes, blueprints, and swatches for remodeling and addition project planning.

PARTIAL RENOVATIONS & LAYOUT MODIFICATIONS

When a space needs more than just a facelift, partial renovations involve reworking the layout while keeping the basic structure intact. This can mean removing a non-load-bearing wall to create an open floor plan, expanding a kitchen island, or reconfiguring a bathroom layout to improve functionality. These remodels may require minor plumbing or electrical adjustments but do not involve major structural changes.

COMPLETE OVERHAUL RENOVATIONS

A complete overhaul renovation strips the space down to the studs, allowing for a complete transformation. Walls, flooring, fixtures, and cabinetry are all removed to make way for an entirely new design. This type of remodel often includes updated plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems, making it ideal for older homes in need of modernization. While more costly and time-intensive, these renovations maximize both aesthetic and functional improvements.

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STRUCTURAL REMODELS & ADDITIONS

The most extensive type of remodel involves structural modifications, such as moving or removing load-bearing walls, relocating plumbing, or expanding the footprint of a home. These projects may include adding a new room or building a second story. Structural remodels often require engineering expertise and permits, but they offer the greatest flexibility in creating a custom living space tailored to the homeowner’s needs.

CUSTOM DESIGN

Everyone has their own style. We’ll help you find yours. You’ll meet with our designers to pick out everything from tile and carpet to paint colors and window coverings. We’ll help you update your home with current trends while making sure it’s something you love!

DETAILED DESIGN

Details, details, details…precise modeling reduces confusion and errors when communicating with others. We’ll keep things organized for you so we have quick access to measurements for permits, inspections, framing, plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, and…the list goes on.

PROJECT LIFECYCLE

We’ll walk you through every step of the process. You won’t need to work with several contractors, we are your single point of contact. We’ll handle timing, ordering, and scheduling so you don’t have to.

SEE YOUR SPACE COME TO LIFE

Watch us work as we capture the process with updated project pictures to show all your friends and family. Including an online gallery of the finished design to keep or share with everyone.

Customer Journey

1. Squirrel Phase

A busy time for prepping the project

Order

- Cabinets
- Countertops
- Appliances
- Fixtures
- Stair systems
- Flooring
- Millwork

Customer Journey - Honey Bee Phase - Picture of Honey Bee

2. Honeybee Phase

Take time to prep or fix the structure of your home

Begin

- Framing begins
- Electrical walk-through (determine lighting, outlets, and switch locations)
- Rough-In installs (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, low voltage)
- Inspections
  - Rough-In
  - Insulation