Before — Tampa closed-off living room
After — Tampa open concept
PermitPulledHillsborough Co.
Open-concept main living — Tampa
load-bearing wall removedbeam setpermit on file
Interior & whole-home · Tampa Bay
Whole-home & interior remodeling in Tampa Bay
Taking on the whole house — or opening it up wall by wall — needs one crew that can run every trade at once and one person who owns the schedule. Structural, electrical, and plumbing work gets permitted and inspected; cosmetic work doesn't have to be. We'll tell you which is which.
Licensed & insured FL #[LICENSE] One crew, one schedule Permitted where it counts
Photo — BEFORE: closed-off, dated living space
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Photo — AFTER: open-concept main living area
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PermitPulledHillsborough Co. · #[PERMIT NO]
Scope: load-bearing wall removedTampaopen concept
Straight talk
Where whole-home remodels go sideways
Big remodels fail for management reasons more than building ones. Here's what goes wrong, and how we run yours differently.
Living through it
A whole-home remodel can wreck your daily life if it's run badly. We phase the work so you keep a working kitchen or bath as long as possible, contain the dust, and give you a schedule you can plan around.
No one in charge of the whole thing
Most big remodels stall because nobody owns the sequence — the tile guy waits on the plumber who's waiting on the electrician. With us it's one contract, one crew, and one point of contact keeping every trade moving.
‘Can we open this wall up?'
Opening up a wall is the most-requested change and the one most likely to be load-bearing. If it is, we engineer a beam, pull the permit, and do it right — and we tell you what's possible before you commit to a layout.
What an old Florida house is hiding
Older Bay-area homes hide aging wiring, cast-iron drains, and settled framing. We open it up, show you what's there, and price the fix before we proceed — the cheapest time to fix it is while the walls are already open.
Ready to rethink the whole house?
We'll walk it with you, talk through what's load-bearing and what's cosmetic, and put a fixed scope in writing — free, no pressure.
What's included
What a whole-home remodel covers
One team for every trade — structural to finish — with permits where the work requires them.
- Design & layout — open-concept and room reconfiguration.
- Engineered beams — for load-bearing wall removals, done right.
- Permits & inspections — for structure, electrical, and plumbing.
- Electrical updates — panel, wiring, and lighting brought current.
- Plumbing updates — repairs and relocations while walls are open.
- Walls — removed, built, textured, and painted.
- Kitchen & baths — folded into the same scope and schedule.
- Flooring throughout — consistent, level, and Florida-ready.
- Trim, doors & finish carpentry — so it reads as one project.
- One point of contact & warranty — plus a final inspection on permitted work.
What to expect
How a whole-home remodel runs
01
Walkthrough & plan
We walk the house, talk goals, and flag what's load-bearing and what's not.
02
Fixed scope & permits
You get a written price; we pull permits for the structural and system work.
03
Demo & rough-in
Open it up, set beams, update electrical and plumbing, pass inspections.
04
Finish & walkthrough
Drywall, finishes, a punch list closed out together, and a written warranty.
How we work
One project, not five
A whole-home remodel is really a dozen trades in the right order. What makes it feel like one project is how it's run and where the money goes.
Structure: engineered beams and proper headers whenever we open a wall — never a guess.
Systems: we update old wiring and plumbing while the walls are open, because that's the cheapest time to do it.
Finishes: we match or upgrade trim, doors, and flooring across the house so it reads as one project, not a patchwork.
Honesty on old houses: we'd rather show you the cast-iron drain or the cloth wiring now than have it surprise your budget later.
Photo — in-progress:
beam set, open-concept framing
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beam set, open-concept framing
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Recent remodels
Tampa Bay interiors, before & after
Real whole-home and interior projects. We stamp the photo where we touched structure, electrical, or plumbing — and leave it off where the work was cosmetic only.
Before — Dunedin interior
After — Dunedin refresh
Whole-interior refresh — Dunedin
paint, trim & floorsno walls movedno permit required
Honest pricing
What an interior remodel costs in Tampa Bay
Interior and whole-home pricing depends on scope — how many rooms, whether walls and systems move, and the finish level. These are honest ranges; your real number comes from a walkthrough.
Get your remodel quoteSingle-room refresh paint, trim, finishes$3,500–$12,000
Open-concept wall removal with engineered beam$6,000–$20,000
Multi-room interior remodel several rooms$25,000–$75,000
Whole-home / down-to-studs per sq ft$100–$250/sf
Every project is quoted in writing — no surprises. Ask about financing.
Where we work
Whole-home remodeling across Tampa Bay
We remodel interiors throughout Pasco, Hillsborough, and Pinellas. A few of the areas we serve:
Know which rooms you want done?
Related services
Photo — finished kitchen
Kitchen remodeling
The kitchen is usually the heart of a whole-home remodel — start here.
Explore kitchensPhoto — finished bathroom
Bathroom remodeling
Waterproofed, permitted baths as part of the bigger scope.
Explore bathroomsPhoto — new flooring
Flooring
Consistent flooring throughout ties the whole remodel together.
Explore flooringCommon questions
Questions, answered
Do whole-home remodels need a permit?
The parts that touch structure, electrical, or plumbing do — removing a load-bearing wall, rewiring, moving plumbing — and we pull those permits and get them inspected. Cosmetic-only work like paint, trim, and flooring generally doesn't. We permit what needs it and tell you which is which.
Can you remove a load-bearing wall to open up the house?
Yes — it's our most-requested change. If the wall is load-bearing, we engineer and install a proper beam, pull the permit, and have it inspected. We'll tell you honestly what's possible before you fall in love with a layout.
Can we live in the house during the remodel?
Usually, yes, with phasing — we keep a working kitchen or bathroom going as long as we can and contain the dust. For a true down-to-the-studs remodel, it's sometimes easier to be out for part of it; we'll be straight about that up front.
How do you keep a big remodel on schedule?
One contract, one crew, and one point of contact who keeps every trade moving in the right order — the tile setter isn't waiting on a plumber who's waiting on an electrician. That coordination is the whole job on a big remodel.
What if you find old wiring or plumbing problems?
Older Bay-area homes hide things — aging wiring, cast-iron drains, settled framing. We open it up, show you what's there, and price the fix before we proceed, so the budget doesn't surprise you mid-project.
Do you do kitchens and baths as part of a whole-home remodel?
Do you offer financing?
Yes — ask about financing options when we meet, or see our financing page.
Free quote
Get a real number for your remodel
Tell us what you're thinking — opening up the floor plan, a few rooms, or the whole house. We'll walk it with you and put a fixed scope in writing. No spam, no pressure.
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