Whole home remodel in Charlotte
What Is Whole-House Renovation?
Whole-house renovation, or major remodeling, is a comprehensive process that includes:
- Reconfiguration – demolishing or building walls, adding partitions.
- Additions – such as a terrace, bay window, or other extension.
- Expansions – building an attic or additional upper floor.
- Replacing windows and doors.
- Strengthening or updating structural elements – foundations, floors, roofs, load-bearing walls.
During reconstruction, construction work changes the building’s height, square footage, structure, layout, and form. Some activities require permits from local authorities.
Goals of Whole-House Renovation
The goals of reconstruction may include:
- Improving living conditions – adding equipment, fixing issues.
- Changing the function of the property. For example, turning a warehouse into a home, or a house into a store.
- Improving safety – addressing cracks, electrical issues, or other hazards.
- Expanding usable space – adding rooms for guests, a home office, or a nursery.
- Customizing layout – remodeling after purchasing a home to meet personal needs.
- Preparing for sale – raising property value.
Why Homeowners Choose ARTOS
Home remodeling works better when the process is organized from the start. ARTOS focuses on clear communication, realistic project coordination, thoughtful design decisions, and quality execution at every stage. We help homeowners move through renovation with better planning, cleaner expectations, and stronger day-to-day support.
Our Comprehensive Renovation Process
Whole-house remodeling is a set of works that change a building’s technical and functional characteristics.
It may include:
- Updates to essential systems: heating, ventilation, plumbing, air conditioning, water supply.
- Strengthening of structures: foundations, beams, floor slabs.
- Installation of new furniture, appliances, façade cladding, interior finishes (flooring, painting, wallpaper, ceilings).
- Final decorative touches as desired.
How Long Does Whole-House Renovation Take?
The timeline depends on:
- House size.
- Number and type of rooms.
- Condition of the structure (degree of wear, presence of defects).
- Complexity and scope of work.
- Layout changes or square footage expansion.
- Expected results.
Minimum: 3 months – for a small home in decent condition.
Maximum: 1–1.5 years – for large-scale projects with structural changes.
Don’t Do Whole-House Renovation Yourself!
Why not attempt DIY renovation?
- Risk of injury from improper tool use.
- Delays due to lack of skills, time, or unforeseen challenges.
- Errors by untrained homeowners can be costly or dangerous—leading to structural damage, violations of building codes, fines, or accidents.
Cost of Whole-House Renovation
Pricing is individual and depends on:
- Type of renovation – layout changes, structural replacement, system updates, expansion.
- Scope of work – based on building size, layout, and condition.
- Chosen materials and equipment – higher-grade finishes increase costs.
- Climate and weather conditions. Harsh climates raise expenses.
- Deadlines. Rush projects cost more.
- Client requests. Unique layouts, exclusive designs, or smart-home technology increase costs.
Portfolio
See examples of our completed projects in the North Carolina and Charlotte City areas and see for yourself why Artos Inc is your best choice for all your home renovation needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s better to move out: it speeds up work and avoids discomfort. Contractors can work in multiple rooms at once without disturbing residents. If moving isn’t possible, you can stay, but expect inconvenience.
Define goals, make a plan, and hire a reliable contractor such as Artos.
Begin with planning: set goals, priorities, and budget. Next, choose the contractor.
Return on investment is 45–75%. Renovation raises property value or rental rates. If not selling, it makes the house safer and more comfortable.
- Planning and design (blueprints, structural layouts).
- Demolition of unnecessary walls, furniture, finishes.
- Inspection and strengthening of walls, foundation.
- Façade work.
- Electrical and engineering systems.
- Interior finishing of ceilings, floors, walls.
- Furniture assembly and installation.
- Appliance installation.
- Final touches.
- Unexpected issues (plumbing failures, structural collapses).
- Financial problems of the client.
- Unreliable contractors.
To avoid delays, choose a trusted company like Artos.