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Residential framing exposed during a whole house remodel
4.6 stars from 47 Google reviews

Whole House Remodel Contractor in the Bay Area

Hamilton Exteriors is a whole house remodel contractor. We coordinate the layout, structural changes, electrical, plumbing, mechanical systems, permits, finishes, and final inspection. Serving the Bay Area and Northern California.

Measured existing-home assessment
Architecture, engineering and permits
All major building systems coordinated
Licensed, bonded and insured

500+ projects
Since 2018

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A whole house remodel treats the home as one connected project. Room layouts, circulation, storage, daylight, and finishes can be planned together instead of solving each area as a separate job.

The existing structure and systems set the real scope. We document walls, floors, roof support, electrical service, plumbing routes, heating and cooling, windows, and visible signs of damage before the design is fixed.

A whole house remodel succeeds or fails at the handoffs between rooms and trades. Floor heights, cabinet dimensions, lighting locations, plumbing rough-ins, and finish thicknesses must agree before surfaces close them in. Checking those connections against one approved plan reduces rework and keeps the finished rooms aligned.

Our Process

How We Plan a Whole House Remodel

The project moves from measured existing conditions to coordinated construction and closeout.

  1. Document the Existing Home

    We measure rooms and review structure, utilities, mechanical systems, finishes, access, and known property records.

  2. Coordinate the Remodel Design

    We plan the layout, structural changes, building systems, selections, permit documents, and construction sequence as one scope.

  3. Build in a Controlled Sequence

    The crew moves through protection, demolition, structural work, rough systems, inspections, enclosure, finishes, and project closeout.

Whole House Remodel Scope Check

Area What We Review Planning Result
Layout Rooms, circulation, doors, storage, and daylight Sets the new floor plan
Structure Load-bearing walls, floors, roof support, and foundation Defines engineering needs
Building systems Electrical, plumbing, heating, cooling, and ventilation Coordinates work behind finishes
Envelope Windows, insulation, air sealing, and moisture conditions Sets comfort and repair scope
Finishes Cabinetry, surfaces, flooring, fixtures, and trim Aligns selections and installation

Design the Home as One Connected Plan

A wall change can affect circulation, structure, wiring, plumbing, lighting, and finishes. Planning the full home together reveals those links early. The result is one measured design instead of a collection of unrelated room decisions.

Use Open Walls to Coordinate Building Systems

A full remodel can expose electrical, plumbing, mechanical, insulation, and structural conditions. We review which systems need replacement, relocation, or repair. The approved scope then coordinates rough work before walls and finishes close.

Set the Construction Sequence Before Demolition

Protection, demolition, temporary support, rough systems, inspections, drywall, cabinetry, surfaces, and fixtures depend on a clear order. We plan that sequence with long-lead materials and homeowner decisions before active construction.

Whole home One coordinated scope
Measured first Existing conditions reviewed
All systems Structure and utilities
CSLB #1078806 Licensed contractor
Hamilton Exteriors team member with a homeowner outside a completed home
Whole House Remodel Financing

Whole House Remodel Financing Options

Whole house remodel costs can include design, engineering, permits, demolition, structural work, building-system upgrades, cabinetry, surfaces, and finishes. Financing is available with approved credit for eligible project costs. During your consultation, we explain available terms, payment timing, and which parts of your remodel can be financed.

Ask about whole house remodel financing during your consultation.

Google rating 4.6 ★ from 47 public reviews

Whole House Remodel Reviews

Homeowner feedback from completed remodeling projects.

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Kevin L

via Google

We hired them for a bigger renovation. Alex was very responsive, which I appreciated. We changed a couple requirements during the job and they worked with us on it without making it complicated. Overall, everything went pretty smooth and their quality of work is solid. I recommend them highly!

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Jacob Rothwell

via Google

Alex Li helped me with my basement remodeling, they were super efficient, and the work came out better than I could’ve ever imagined! Thank me later!

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Maan D

via Google

Had Hamilton Exteriors do a full kitchen renovation. Natasha helped a lot with scheduling and coordination which made things easier on our end. We got regular updates and didn’t feel left in the dark at any point. The team paid attention to details and made sure everything was installed properly. the whole process felt pretty smooth and the kitchen came out really clean. happy with the final result

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Lekan Ajayi

via Google

This service was good and very efficient, all remodeling was done to liking. Jacob was a great worker and helped with answering questions that was needed. Would recommend to others.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What does a whole house remodel include?

The scope can include layout changes, structural work, electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling, insulation, drywall, cabinetry, flooring, fixtures, and finishes. The existing home and project goals determine which systems need work.

Do we need to move out during a whole house remodel?

Most full-home projects affect utilities, bathrooms, kitchens, circulation, and indoor air. Temporary relocation is often the practical choice. We define the work zones and habitability limits before construction starts.

How do you price hidden conditions?

We inspect accessible areas and review records before construction. Demolition can still expose concealed damage or outdated work. The contract defines how we document, price, and approve those changes before related work continues.

Can a whole house remodel change the floor plan?

Yes. Walls, doors, stairs, kitchens, bathrooms, and circulation can move when structure and building systems allow it. We coordinate layout changes with engineering, permits, and the work below finished surfaces.

Which building systems should be reviewed during a full remodel?

We review electrical service, wiring, supply and drain lines, heating and cooling, ventilation, insulation, windows, and visible structure. The age and condition of each system guide the recommended scope.

How is a whole house remodel different from a custom renovation?

A whole house remodel is defined by broad scope across nearly every room and major system. A custom renovation is defined by site-specific architectural changes and bespoke details, even when fewer areas are affected. We choose the service path after measuring the home and confirming the scope.

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21634 Redwood Rd Unit F, Castro Valley, CA 94546

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