Full Home Remodels

Sometimes a remodel is not confined to just one room.

We excel at projects that involve not only a new kitchen or bath, but also upgrades throughout the entire house. Everything from flooring, door and trim upgrades, and whole house painting to major systems upgrades such as whole house water repiping, replacement of knob and tube electrical, and HVAC upgrades. We are your one stop shop!

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Popular Seattle Full Home Remodel Ideas Include:

Master Suite Remodels

A master suite remodel involves renovating and updating the master bedroom and attached bathroom to create a more functional, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing space. This type of remodel often includes changes to the layout, installation of new fixtures and finishes, and possibly expanding the space. The goal is to enhance the suite's luxury and convenience, tailoring it to the homeowner's preferences and needs.

Bathroom Remodels

A bathroom remodel might involve updating or completely overhauling a bathroom's design, fixtures, and functionality. This can include installing new tiles, replacing sinks and toilets, improving lighting, and potentially altering the layout to better suit the your needs.

Second Story Remodels

A second story remodel typically involves renovating and updating the upper floor of a house to enhance its functionality, aesthetic appeal, or to create additional living space. This can include modifying the layout, updating bedrooms and bathrooms, or adding new features like a home office or entertainment area.

Main Floor Remodels

A main floor remodel focuses on renovating the ground level of a home, often including the kitchen, living room, dining area, and possibly a bathroom. This type of remodel aims to modernize these spaces, improve flow and functionality, and often involves updates to flooring, fixtures, and lighting.

Basement Remodels

A basement remodel involves transforming an underutilized or unfinished basement into a functional living space, such as a family room, home office, gym, or additional bedrooms. This process typically includes installing proper insulation, flooring, lighting, and sometimes adding a bathroom or kitchenette.

Mother-In-Laws, Accessory Dwelling Units, and Granny Flats

Mother-In-Laws, Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), and Granny Flats are terms used to describe small, self-contained living units on the same property as a larger home. These units can be detached (like a backyard cottage), attached to the main home (as an addition), or a converted part of the existing house (like a basement or garage conversion). They typically include a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and living area, and are used for various purposes such as housing extended family, renting out for additional income, or as a home office or studio.

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Trust Built Square With Your Full Home Remodel

Remodeling your home is a significant enhancement to your property. It's crucial to choose a contractor who not only has the required expertise but also understands your goals, budget, and ensures transparent and consistent communication throughout the project.

Built Square has a proven track record in home remodels.

At Built Square, we pride ourselves on a rich history of successful full home renovations and additions. We understand that choosing the perfect contractor for your home project extends beyond just aesthetics. Our team is armed with vast experience and specialized skills in comprehensive home remodeling, dedicated to delivering projects that are not only visually stunning but also highly functional and enduring.

Our commitment to quality and craftsmanship shines through in every project we undertake. Our diverse portfolio demonstrates our adaptability and dedication, showcasing a range of styles and methods that mirror our devotion to bringing each client's unique vision to life.

We operate fully licensed and insured, adhering strictly to local building codes and regulations. Open and ongoing communication is fundamental to our approach, ensuring you are well-informed and actively involved throughout the remodeling process. Our goal is to create not just a remodeled space but a treasured and integral part of your home.

We provide detailed cost breakdowns, guaranteeing no hidden surprises. Our project timelines are meticulously planned, realistic, and considerate of your schedule and needs.

The feedback from our clients is highly valued, and we encourage you to read reviews from our past projects. Our client satisfaction and the lasting relationships we've built are a testament to our dedication to excellence and quality service.

Choosing Built Square for your Seattle home remodel or addition means partnering with a team that values your trust and is committed to transforming your entire home into a space that you will cherish and enjoy for years to come. Embark on this journey with us to create the home of your dreams!

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Our Full Home Remodel Process

The first step is to fill out our online form with as much detail as possible. We will then schedule a phone and in-person consultation to discuss your project goals. We create a bid for your home remodel based on your budget and scope. Once you've accepted our bid, the fun begins!

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Meet + Assess

During our initial meeting, we'll discuss your vision, project goals, and requirements, focusing on the scope and cost feasibility.

Design

Whether you have an architect or want to work with our in-house design team, we offer flexible collaboration to create your ideal home remodel.

Develop + Budget

We meticulously plan your remodel and provide a transparent, detailed budget to align with your goals, ensuring no surprises along the way.

Construct

Our skilled team brings your design to life with precision and efficiency, ensuring a smooth, high-quality build that transforms your space.

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Questions About Full Home Remodels?

The cost of a home addition in Seattle can vary widely, but on average, it ranges from $200 to $500 per square foot. Factors such as the size of the addition, the complexity of the design, quality of materials, and the specific requirements of the project (like plumbing, electrical work, or custom finishes) can significantly influence the final cost. After meeting with you to assess your specific needs and scope of the project, we can provide a detailed quote for your project.

It depends. In some cases, you can still live in your home while it is being remodeled, but this depends on the scale and type of the remodel. For smaller or localized projects, such as a kitchen or bathroom remodel, it's often possible to stay in the home, although it may require some adjustments to your daily routine. However, for extensive remodels that involve significant structural changes, or if there are safety concerns (like asbestos removal), it might be necessary or more comfortable to temporarily relocate. We can provide guidance based on the specifics of your project and ensure safety and minimal disruption during the remodeling process.

The duration of a home addition project varies widely depending on its complexity, size, design, and any unforeseen challenges that arise. Generally, a smaller, simpler addition might take a few months, while larger, more complex projects can take several months to a year or more. Factors such as weather conditions, permitting processes, and the availability of materials and labor can also affect the timeline. Before your project begins, we can provide you with a more accurate estimate.

In Seattle, the best time to start a home addition is typically during the late spring through early fall. This period offers drier weather, which is advantageous for construction work, particularly for any phases that require exposure to the outdoors. Dry conditions can help in avoiding delays and complications related to rain or dampness, which are common in Seattle's wetter months. However, indoor aspects of the addition can be worked on year-round. Planning and permitting should be started well in advance of your desired construction start date, as these processes can take considerable time.

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