Residential service
Whole-Home Renovations
Renovate the full house as one project instead of a series of disconnected rooms.
The scope
One scope instead of six separate jobs.
A whole-home renovation touches finishes, layout, mechanical systems and often structure at the same time. Running it as a single scope keeps the sequencing, the trade overlap and the finish decisions consistent from the first room to the last.
Discuss your whole-home renovations projectWork may include
- Existing-condition and systems review
- Layout and circulation planning
- Mechanical, electrical and plumbing coordination
- Interior and exterior finish scope
- Phasing for occupied or vacated homes
Worth reading first
Drop-In Tub vs Alcove Tub: How to ChooseSpace, framing, plumbing access and upkeep — the practical differences between the two, and which suits which bathroom.
Phoenix Bathroom Renovation: What Actually Decides the OutcomeThe sequence, the waterproofing, and the decisions that set the budget before a single tile is chosen.
Shower Niche Size and Placement: A Practical GuideHow deep it can be, how big to build it, where it belongs, and the waterproofing detail that decides whether it lasts.
The Ultimate Guide to Stress-Free Remodeling & ADU Builds in ArizonaWhat goes wrong on residential projects, what a well-run build looks like, and the questions to ask before you sign.
Bring these details
- Rooms and systems in the scope
- Whether the home stays occupied during work
- Known problems in the existing house
- Finish level and budget range
- Any deadline driving the schedule
Blackstone Contracting Group is based in Peoria and serves Greater Phoenix.