Home renovations & remodeling in Charlotte, NC
Full-home remodels, structural and foundation repairs and basements, planned and built as one project. One owner-led general contractor, one scope in writing, and one person to call.
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Layout changes and removing walls
Opening up a floor plan is a popular request, and it starts with finding out what a wall is carrying. A load-bearing wall can often be removed, but it needs a beam sized to the load, posts down to the foundation and, in many cases, an engineered design. Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement lists load-bearing changes among the work that needs a permit and notes that elements outside the residential code have to be designed and sealed by an engineer. We tell you early whether a wall can come out, what it takes and what it adds. Rules change and every property is different, so we confirm what applies at your address before the scope is final. Source: Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement, Permitting and CIRC FAQ.
Living in the home during a renovation
Many families stay in the house. That works best with a plan: a protected path through the house, dust barriers at the work area, a working kitchen or bathroom kept available for as long as possible, and a clear daily routine with the crew. We talk through all of it before the work begins and keep you informed along the way.
Service area
Charlotte and nearby towns in the Charlotte metro area in North Carolina and South Carolina. Send your address so we can confirm coverage.
Investors and rental properties
Own rental property or work with investors? See investor and rental renovations.
Questions
Something else? Call (704) 977-6512 or send us a note.
When the project is bigger than one room
Some projects do not fit a single trade or a single room. You might be reworking the kitchen layout and the floors, fixing a sagging floor system and updating two bathrooms, or renovating a whole house you just bought. One general contractor planning all of it means the work happens in the right order, nothing gets undone and redone, and you deal with one person.
Felipe Cubides walks the home with you, talks through the options, writes the scope and price, and leads the trades through the final walkthrough.
Our specialties in home renovations
Full-Home Remodels
Whole-house and multi-room renovations, planned and built as one project from structure to finishes.
Structural & Foundation Repairs
Floor systems, beams, piers and framing, repaired to an engineer’s plan when the problem calls for one.
Basement Finishing
Turn an unfinished basement into living space: moisture first, then permits, egress, framing and finishes.
Questions about your project
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Remodeling usually means changing the form or layout of a space. Renovation usually means restoring or updating what is there. Most projects are some of both, and the word you use does not change how we plan it.
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Yes. See our full-home remodels page. We plan the whole sequence from structure to finishes under one scope, and Felipe leads the work through the final walkthrough.
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Often, yes. First we find out whether the wall is load-bearing. If it is, it needs a properly sized beam and posts, and sometimes an engineer’s design and a permit.
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Yes. See our basement finishing page. We start with moisture, then permits, a safe exit if there is a bedroom, insulation, framing, electrical and finishes.
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Often, yes. We plan the sequence so you keep a working kitchen or bath as long as possible.
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Charlotte and nearby towns in the Charlotte metro area in North Carolina and South Carolina. Send your address so we can confirm coverage.