Grogan’s Mill Whole-House
Grogan’s Mill, The Woodlands
A single storey plan reworked end to end: walls removed, every system replaced, and one flooring run throughout.
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Whole Home Remodeling in The Woodlands, TX
Full-house renovations, additions, and structural reconfiguration under one contract, one schedule, and one point of contact.
The approach
Why this work rewards planning
Many Woodlands homes are architecturally sound and functionally dated: good bones behind closed floor plans, dark entries, and 1990s finishes. Whole home remodeling reworks the plan rather than redecorating it: walls come down, light comes in, and the systems behind the drywall get brought up to how the house is used now.
Every whole home remodeling project we take on in The Woodlands runs the same way: measured drawings before pricing, a fixed line-item proposal before contract, and one project lead who owns the schedule from demolition through punch list.
Scope of work
What whole home remodeling includes
Floor plan reconfiguration
Opening kitchens to living space, reclaiming formal rooms, and improving flow with engineered structural support.
Additions & second storeys
Primary suite additions, expanded living space, and covered outdoor rooms, tied into the existing roofline convincingly.
Whole-house finishes
One coherent palette across every room, with flooring, millwork, doors, hardware, and paint specified as a set.
Materials & detail
Where the budget shows
Finishes are specified as a set, not chosen room by room, so the palette holds together when you stand in the doorway and look through the house.
Built-ins and cabinetry 
Stone and surfaces 
Flooring carried through 
Trim, casing, and finish carpentry
How it runs
Four stages, start to finish
The same sequence applies whether we're remodeling one bathroom or reworking an entire floor plan.
- 01
Consultation
We walk the house, listen to how you use it, and talk honestly about scope and budget range before anyone draws anything.
- 02
Design & selections
Measured drawings, material selections, and a line-item proposal. You see the room and the number before we break ground.
- 03
Construction
One dedicated project lead, a published schedule, contained dust, and a weekly update you do not have to chase.
- 04
Completion
A shared punch list worked to zero, finishes documented, and warranty paperwork handed over in person.
Proof
All projectsWhole Home Remodeling projects in The Woodlands
Marabou Court Whole-House
Grogan’s Mill, The Woodlands
A mid-century house in the trees taken back to the studs, with a new stair, a new kitchen, and a cedar deck.
See project photos, 22 photographs of Marabou Court Whole-House
Sterling Ridge Whole-House
Sterling Ridge, The Woodlands
Custom woodwork throughout: a built-in library wall, a fitted pantry, and a ten-foot quartz island.
See project photos, 13 photographs of Sterling Ridge Whole-HouseCommon questions
Whole Home Remodeling questions, answered
How long does a whole home remodel take?
Plan on 6 to 12 months on site for a full-house renovation, and longer where an addition needs engineering and permitting. Design and pre-construction add 2 to 4 months before that.
Do we need to move out?
For a true whole-home project, usually yes. It is faster, safer, and cheaper than working around an occupied house. Where the work can be phased by wing or floor, we will lay that option out for you.
What does whole home remodeling cost in The Woodlands?
Full-house renovations here generally begin around $250,000 and scale with square footage, structural scope, and finish level. Additions are priced separately from the renovation of existing space.
Can you work with our architect or designer?
Gladly. We work with outside architects and interior designers regularly, and we can introduce one if you would rather keep design and construction under a single contract.
Can we stay in the house during a whole home remodel?
Usually not for the full programme. Once every system is open at once there is no water, no power in most of the house, and dust in all of it. Most owners move out for the structural and rough-in phases and return for the finish stages. We will tell you at proposal stage which weeks are realistically liveable so you can plan around them rather than find out in week three.
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Start the conversation
Planning whole home remodeling in The Woodlands?
Send us the room, the wish list, and the constraint you're most worried about. We'll walk the house and give you a straight read on what it takes.