When a single-room remodel won’t get you where you need to go, a whole home remodel will. Pyne Renovations & Design takes on full-scale residential renovations across Utah County and Wasatch County — projects where the goal is to modernize the entire home, reconfigure the floor plan, and update systems from the studs out.
When a Whole Home Remodel Makes Sense
- You bought a great lot with a dated house
- The floor plan doesn’t work for how your family lives now
- Mechanical systems (electrical, plumbing, HVAC) are nearing end of life
- You want to stay in your neighborhood instead of moving
- You’re preparing the home for long-term aging-in-place
- The cumulative cost of room-by-room remodels would exceed a full renovation
What’s Included in a Whole Home Remodel
Every project is custom-scoped, but a typical whole home remodel covers:
- Floor plan reconfiguration and structural changes
- Kitchen and bathroom redesigns
- Flooring throughout
- Updated electrical service, panels, and fixtures
- Plumbing repipes and fixture upgrades
- HVAC system replacement or modification
- New windows, doors, and trim
- Insulation upgrades to current code
- Interior paint, finishes, and detailing
- Exterior updates as needed
One Contractor, Start to Finish
Whole home remodels are where contractor coordination either makes or breaks a project. We manage every phase under one roof — design, demolition, structural, mechanical, finish work, and final inspection. You get one project manager, one schedule, and one accountable team.
Designed to Stand the Test of Time
We’re not chasing the trend cycle. The finishes, layouts, and material selections we recommend are designed to look as good in 15 years as they do at the final walkthrough. That’s the difference between a remodel and a redesign.
Live-In vs. Move-Out Remodels
Most whole home remodels require the family to relocate temporarily. We help you plan the timeline so the disruption is minimized, and we keep the job site clean, secure, and on schedule throughout.