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Whole Home Remodeling in Highlands Ranch, CO

Designed and built by our in-house team, with fixed pricing locked in before construction starts.

What a Whole-Home Remodel Changes

From reconfigured layouts to continuous flooring and finish themes, our redesigns give your home the feel and flow of one cohesive space.

Highlands Ranch, CO

Updated the floorplan to connect the living room with the kitchen

Customized detailed railings that add extra detail to the staircase

Remodeled the basement to be the perfect spot for watching movies

Added a dedicated drop zone for all shoes, backpacks, and jackets

Greenwood Village, CO

Project Cost: $279,000

Timeline: 15 Weeks

Built a curbless shower in the primary bathroom with a custom glass enclosure

Designed a new primary bedroom, equipped with a dedicated viewing area of the mountains outside

Installed pocket doors around the home that save floorspace while keeping the doorways

Used custom tile throughout the home for added style and personality

Centennial, Colorado

Project Cost: $375,000

Timeline: 18 weeks

Rewired the entire house and installed a new electrical panel

Replaced all plumbing drains and water lines throughout

Created an open concept living area by removing walls and adding a 20 foot structural beam

Installed Anderson windows, new doors, updated trim, and refinished refinished the flooring

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A Clear Path from the First Phone Call to the Final Walkthrough

Every project follows a clear process, designed to keep you informed from start to finish.

How Much Does a D&D Whole-Home Remodel Cost?

Whole-home remodels are priced by scope, not as a fixed package. Many start with a kitchen or primary suite, then expand into adjacent rooms or other areas of the home.

Most projects start around

$150,000

Larger whole-home remodels often range from $250,000 to $300,000+, depending on the number of rooms, structural changes, and finish selections.

*Every whole-home project starts with a design phase that ends in a fixed-price proposal. The number we agree on before construction is the number you pay unless you change the scope. The final price depends on the number of spaces being remodeled, the level of finish selections, and the structural changes required.

Details We Coordinate During Design

During the design phase, we coordinate the details that carry throughout the home, from flooring and trim to doors, lighting, paint, and built-ins. Planning these selections together keeps the finished spaces consistent.

Flooring

We plan flooring across the remodeled areas, whether that means new materials throughout or tying into existing hardwoods where it makes sense.

Baseboards & Trim

Trim profiles, baseboards, and door casings are selected together so they stay consistent across the remodeled spaces.

Doors

Interior doors are chosen to complement the trim, hardware, and overall design throughout the home.

Lighting

We coordinate decorative lighting, recessed lighting, and other fixtures across the remodeled spaces into one lighting plan.

Electrical

Electrical updates may include new wiring, panel upgrades, and additional circuits to support the remodeled spaces and meet current code.

Windows

Depending on the design, we may replace existing windows or add new ones to bring in more light and suit the updated layout.

Interior Painting

Paint colors are selected as part of the overall plan so the remodeled spaces feel consistent room to room.

Built-In Cabinetry

Custom built-ins, like shelving, window seats, or entertainment centers are designed to match the cabinetry and finishes used throughout the remodel.

Questions We Hear About Whole-Home Projects

How long does a whole-home remodel take?

Depending on the scope, most whole-home and multi-room projects take six to 14 weeks or longer. A kitchen plus surrounding flooring, trim, and a powder bathroom might finish in eight to 10 weeks; a primary suite plus connected bathrooms and bedrooms can run 12 to 16 weeks. The bigger the project, the more sequencing we plan into the schedule so the work moves from one phase to the next without stalling.

Most of our whole-home and multi-room projects start with a single space, usually a kitchen or a primary bathroom, and grow during the design phase. As you see how the new finishes, layouts, and lighting will look next to what’s still in the rest of the home, the scope often expands to bring the connected rooms into alignment. Our design process helps you decide where it makes sense to extend the work and where to draw a clean stopping line.

We strongly recommend it as whole-home projects can be disruptive. For example, much or all of your furniture has to come out of the affected rooms, the kitchen won’t be functional during demolition and rebuild, and there are often phases where you can’t walk through the jobsite to reach the upstairs or downstairs. We’ll talk through specifics during the consultation, but in most cases renting a short-term home or staying with family makes the project go faster and easier for everyone.

Our design phase is built to lock down every decision before construction starts, so most projects move through the build without major changes. When something does come up mid-project, whether it’s a request from you or something we find behind the walls, we walk you through the options together, provide a written change order with the price, and only proceed once you’ve approved it. There are no surprise charges on the final bill.

Our Approach to Remodeling Ensures You Enjoy the Process and Results

Four distinct values guide every D&D Remodeling project.

The Same Crew from Start to Finish

Your remodel is built entirely by our in-house team, never by subcontractors assembled job to job. A dedicated, on-site Project Lead oversees the work daily, from initial demolition to the final walkthrough. The people who quote your project are the people who complete it.

Transparent, Fixed Pricing

The same team manages design and construction, creating a smoother, more cost-efficient process without the need to coordinate between separate companies. Once the design is finalized, your proposal outlines the full project cost, and that figure won’t change unless you authorize a change in scope.

Built for the Home You Plan to Keep

D&D does not take on projects for flips or rental properties. We work with homeowners who see remodeling as a long-term investment in their home.

Meticulous Final Details

We believe the final 5% of a remodeling project matters most. Before your project is complete, we walk through the finished space with you, identify any remaining items, and fix them before the final invoice is paid.

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Let's Talk About Your Whole-Home Remodel

Bring us your ideas for the home you're planning. We'll talk through the changes you want, how they affect the rest of the house, your budget, and what to expect from our design-build process, so you can decide whether D&D Remodeling is the right fit for your project.