Full Home Renovation in Kirkland, WA
Flooring, painting, structural work, drywall, and trim handled by one crew under one contract.
Why Whole-House Projects Need One Contractor
Most full home renovations involve five or six trades working in sequence: demo, framing, electrical and plumbing rough-in, drywall, flooring, painting, and trim. When each trade is a separate contract, the homeowner becomes the project manager. That means scheduling electricians around drywall crews, making sure flooring goes in before trim but after paint, and figuring out who is responsible when something goes wrong between trades. We run the full scope under one contract with one schedule. Our crew handles demolition, framing modifications, drywall, flooring installation, painting, and finish carpentry. Plumbing and electrical get subcontracted to licensed specialists we have worked with for years. You deal with one person, one timeline, and one number to call when you have a question.
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Signs Your Home Needs a Full Renovation
You walk through and every room has something that needs work. The carpet smells musty and the subfloor is soft in spots. The paint is scuffed and dated. A wall between the kitchen and living room blocks natural light. The trim is chipped and mismatched from past patch jobs. The drywall has cracks at the seams and nail pops everywhere. Tackling these one at a time with different contractors stretches a project out for months and costs more in total than doing it all at once. A full renovation lets us set up once, work through the house in a logical sequence, and finish in weeks instead of having three separate projects dragging out over a year.
What Goes Wrong on Multi-Trade Renovations
The biggest problems we see on whole-house renovations are sequencing errors and skipped prep. Flooring that goes in before drywall dust is cleaned up ends up scratched on day one. Paint applied over drywall that was not properly primed peels within months. Trim installed before flooring creates gaps at the base. And structural work done without engineering is a safety hazard that costs five times more to fix after the fact. We have fixed renovations by other contractors where the crew painted before patching drywall, laid flooring over a wet subfloor, and installed trim that was not caulked or filled. Every one of those shortcuts shows up within the first year. Running the trades in the right order and doing the prep at each stage prevents all of it.
What a Full Home Renovation Covers
We handle every phase of a residential renovation under one contract. Here is the full scope of what we take on.
- •Demolition and debris removal (flooring, drywall, cabinets, fixtures)
- •Structural framing: load-bearing wall removal, engineered beams (LVL, glulam, steel), Simpson Strong-Tie hardware
- •Drywall hanging, mudding, taping, and skim coating
- •Flooring installation: luxury vinyl plank (COREtec, Shaw, Mohawk), engineered hardwood, porcelain tile, laminate
- •Interior painting: walls, ceilings, trim, doors (Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams)
- •Exterior painting: siding, trim, fascia, soffits with weather-rated products
- •Finish carpentry: baseboards, crown molding, casing, and window trim
- •Cabinet painting with bonding primer and spray or brush finish
Every full renovation starts with an on-site walkthrough where we scope the entire project, identify structural questions, and provide a written estimate with line-item pricing for each phase. You see exactly what each part costs before we start.
How We Run a Full Home Renovation
A whole-house renovation follows a strict sequence. Demolition comes first. Then we address structural work: if walls are coming down or going up, that happens before anything else. Rough plumbing and electrical follow because they run inside the walls before drywall goes on. Once rough-ins pass inspection, drywall gets hung, taped, and mudded. After drywall is sanded and primed, we install flooring (LVP and hardwood need 48 hours of acclimation first). Painting happens after flooring is protected. Finish trim goes in last: baseboards, crown, casing, and door hardware. We build this sequence into a project schedule with dates for each phase so you know exactly what is happening and when.
Scope and Estimate
Full walkthrough, project scope, written estimate with line-item pricing per phase
Demolition
Remove existing flooring, drywall, fixtures, and prep the space for rebuild
Structural and Rough-In
Framing modifications, plumbing, electrical, and building inspections
Drywall and Flooring
Hang and finish drywall, install flooring after acclimation and subfloor prep
Paint and Finish
Two coats of paint on all surfaces, then baseboards, trim, doors, and hardware
Walkthrough
Final inspection, punch list items, and project handoff
What Sets Us Apart
- ✓One contract, one schedule, one point of contact for the full project
- ✓Structural engineer involved on any load-bearing modifications
- ✓Subfloor moisture testing before any new flooring goes down
- ✓Two coats of finish paint on every surface, no single-coat shortcuts
- ✓Simpson Strong-Tie hardware on all engineered framing connections
- ✓Building inspection before walls get closed up on structural work
- ✓Written schedule with specific dates for each trade and phase
Full Home Renovation Across the Eastside
We run whole-house renovations throughout the Kirkland area and surrounding Eastside communities.
Kirkland
Our home base. Full renovations on homes from the 1960s through newer construction, including multi-level and waterfront properties.
Redmond
Open-concept conversions and full refreshes on 1980s and 1990s homes across Education Hill, Overlake, and Bear Creek.
Woodinville
Estate-sized renovation projects with larger square footage and multi-room scopes.
Bothell
Older downtown homes that need updated structure, finishes, and infrastructure from top to bottom.
Bellevue
Single-family homes and condo interiors (coordinating with HOA and building management as needed).
Sammamish
Builder-grade homes ready for a full upgrade from carpet and flat paint to hardwood, custom trim, and quality finishes.
Full Home Renovation Costs in Kirkland
Flooring (LVP installed)
$5 to $12 per sq ft
Flooring (engineered hardwood installed)
$8 to $15 per sq ft
Interior painting (average 3-bedroom home)
$3,500 to $8,000
Exterior painting (average single-story home)
$5,000 to $12,000
Load-bearing wall removal with beam
$5,000 to $15,000
Full renovation (1,500 to 2,500 sq ft home)
$75,000 to $200,000+
Factors affecting pricing: Total cost depends on the scope: how many rooms, whether structural work is involved, the flooring and paint products you choose, and the condition of what is behind the walls. Homes with knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized plumbing, or asbestos-era materials add cost because those need to be addressed before new finishes go in. We break every estimate into phases so you can see where the budget goes.
What's included: Estimates include demolition, disposal, all materials and labor, subfloor prep, surface prep, structural engineering coordination (if applicable), permits, and cleanup. Materials are itemized so you see product costs separate from labor.
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Jeremiah Graziano
Kirkland, WA
Local Guide
ProBuild Solutions handled our kitchen and bathroom remodel with exceptional attention to detail. Thomas demonstrated outstanding transparency throughout the project. His communication was clear and consistent, and the meticulous work quality exceeded our expectations. Every aspect of the remodel was executed to the highest standard.
Elias Ioach
Kirkland, WA
Our full bathroom remodel was an incredible transformation. From the initial consultation to final walkthrough, ProBuild Solutions maintained professionalism and quality. The team worked efficiently and delivered results that completely transformed our space.
David Termure
Kirkland, WA
Needed a shed demolition and was impressed by how quickly Thomas responded to our initial inquiry. He provided a quick, accurate quote and the work was completed professionally. The responsiveness and attention to detail set ProBuild Solutions apart.
Hendryw Lucas
Bothell, WA
ProBuild Solutions remodeled our master and guest bathrooms beautifully. The team maintained great communication throughout the project and finished exactly on schedule. We appreciated their professionalism and expertise.
Chloe Anderson
Kirkland, WA
We had ProBuild Solutions handle a full house remodel including two bathrooms, our kitchen, and all flooring. Thomas and his team managed the entire project seamlessly. They coordinated every aspect of the work, and the results speak for themselves.
Wendy Smith
Redmond, WA
Our full kitchen remodel in Redmond turned out beautifully. ProBuild Solutions handled the project professionally from start to finish. The quality of work and attention to detail were exceptional.
Aurelio Samano
Kirkland, WA
ProBuild Solutions built a new deck that passed inspection on the first try. Thomas and the team demonstrated professional expertise and knowledge of local building codes. The work was completed to the highest standards.
Lori
Kirkland, WA
Thomas did a fantastic job on our bathroom remodel. His clear communication, transparent pricing, and commitment to finishing on time made the process smooth and stress-free. We would highly recommend ProBuild Solutions.
Jasraj Dange
Kirkland, WA
Local Guide
ProBuild Solutions installed new windows and expanded our kitchen window beautifully. Thomas and Ben were responsive and knowledgeable. Their competitive pricing combined with professional service made them the clear choice.
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Call us at (425) 435-5347 or fill out the form for a free on-site estimate with line-item pricing.