Home Renovations
Richmond.
Complete home renovations planned around how you want to live — with kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, lighting, millwork, layout changes and finishing coordinated through one renovation team.
Renovate the home
as one connected space.
Whole-home renovations create opportunities that individual room projects cannot.
Walls can be reconsidered. Kitchens can connect more naturally with dining and living areas. Flooring, lighting and finishes can move consistently through the home.
Planning those decisions together creates a more cohesive result and a clearer construction sequence.
Layout
Reconsider walls, openings, circulation and relationships between rooms.
Daily Living
Plan the home around cooking, gathering, working, storage and privacy.
Materials
Coordinate flooring, cabinetry, tile, surfaces and finishes across the home.
Sequence
Organize trades and materials around the complete renovation rather than isolated rooms.
The biggest change may be
how the home flows.
A substantial renovation is an opportunity to question the existing floor plan instead of automatically rebuilding it.
Should the kitchen connect more openly to living spaces?
Are hallways or walls using valuable floor area inefficiently?
Could storage be integrated more intelligently?
Would larger openings create better light and circulation?
Can secondary rooms better support how the household lives today?
One renovation.
Many connected scopes.
Complete home renovations combine architectural changes with cabinetry, plumbing, electrical, flooring, surfaces, painting and detailed finish work.
Kitchen
Layout, cabinetry, countertops, appliances, plumbing and lighting.
Bathrooms
Showers, tubs, tile, vanities, fixtures, waterproofing and ventilation.
Walls + Openings
Reconfigured rooms, openings and circulation where suitable.
Flooring
Flooring and transitions coordinated across connected spaces.
Millwork
Built-ins, media walls, wardrobes, shelving and specialty cabinetry.
Finishing
Lighting, doors, trim, hardware, paint and final details.
Start with the spaces
that carry the most detail.
Kitchens and bathrooms typically carry the greatest concentration of cabinetry, surfaces, fixtures, plumbing and electrical work.
Make the central room work harder.
Improve storage, circulation, work surfaces, appliances and the relationship between the kitchen and adjoining living areas.
Build comfort into the private spaces.
Coordinate layouts, showers, vanities, waterproofing, tile, fixtures and lighting as part of the wider home renovation.
Make storage part
of the architecture.
Built-in millwork can give a renovated home both function and identity.
Media walls, fireplace surrounds, shelving, wardrobes and integrated storage can reduce clutter while creating stronger architectural moments throughout the home.
Give the whole home
the same level of attention.
Whole-home renovations provide an opportunity to improve bedrooms, laundry rooms, offices and other secondary spaces at the same time.
The existing house
sets the starting point.
Renovation planning needs to respond to the actual building, not just the desired finish.
Framing, plumbing, electrical systems, previous renovations, floor levels and concealed conditions can all influence how a project is approached.
Understand What Is There
Review the existing construction before defining the final scope.
Evaluate Layout Changes
Determine where walls, openings and circulation may be reconsidered.
Coordinate Technical Work
Account for plumbing, electrical, ventilation and other services.
Plan for Discovery
Existing homes can reveal conditions that are not visible before demolition.
What should you budget
for a home renovation?
Whole-home renovation pricing depends on property size, layout changes, kitchen and bathroom scope, millwork, technical work, materials and overall finish level.
Explore Renovation CostsA broad early-planning range for substantial whole-home renovation projects. This is not a project quote.
The amount of demolition, flooring, painting and finishing involved.
Walls, openings, structural work and revised room configurations.
Cabinetry, surfaces, tile, fixtures, plumbing and electrical work.
Electrical, plumbing, ventilation and other building-system work.
Flooring, millwork, fixtures, hardware, surfaces and specialty details.
Define the home
before rebuilding it.
Whole-home renovations involve many overlapping decisions. Planning the major components before construction creates a clearer path from demolition to completion.
Explore Our ProcessGoals
Discuss the home, priorities, timing and anticipated investment.
Scope
Define the rooms, layouts and systems included in the renovation.
Selections
Coordinate cabinetry, flooring, fixtures, surfaces and finishes.
Pre-Construction
Organize applicable approvals, materials, trades and sequencing.
Construction
Complete demolition, rough-ins, installations and finishing in sequence.
Turnover
Review the completed home and remaining finishing details.
Give the renovation
a stronger identity.
Feature fireplaces, built-in millwork, lighting and architectural detailing can make the finished home feel intentionally designed rather than simply updated.
A whole home needs
one point of coordination.
Home renovations involve interdependent work. Cabinets depend on walls and flooring. Tile depends on substrates. Lighting affects ceilings and millwork. Plumbing and electrical need to be resolved before finishes close everything up.
QUAY manages the project as one connected renovation so trades, materials and decisions stay aligned with the finished home.
Define the Project
Establish the complete renovation scope before construction.
Coordinate Materials
Align procurement with the planned construction sequence.
Manage the Trades
Coordinate each stage around what needs to happen next.
Maintain One Point of Contact
Keep project communication and coordination organized.
Finish the Details
Review the completed renovation and remaining items.
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across Richmond.
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Before renovating
your Richmond home.
Common questions about whole-home renovation costs, layouts, kitchens, bathrooms and project planning.
01 How much does a home renovation cost in Richmond? ↓
Substantial whole-home renovations can fall within a broad early planning range of approximately $150,000–$350,000+, although actual investment depends on home size, layout changes, kitchens, bathrooms, technical work, finishes and existing conditions.
02 What can be included in a complete home renovation? ↓
Depending on the project, complete home renovations can include kitchens, bathrooms, layout changes, flooring, lighting, electrical, plumbing, cabinetry, millwork, doors, trim, painting and finishing.
03 Can you change the layout of my Richmond home? ↓
Where suitable, renovations can include revised room layouts, wall changes, larger openings and different relationships between kitchens, dining rooms and living spaces.
04 Can walls be removed? ↓
Potentially. Whether walls can be altered depends on structural conditions, services within the wall and applicable approval requirements.
05 Can QUAY renovate the kitchen and bathrooms together? ↓
Yes. Kitchens, bathrooms and surrounding areas can be coordinated as part of one whole-home renovation.
06 Can flooring be replaced throughout the home? ↓
Yes, where suitable. Whole-home flooring can be coordinated around transitions, cabinetry, doors, floor elevations and adjacent rooms.
07 Can you build custom millwork? ↓
Custom millwork can be incorporated for fireplaces, media walls, shelving, wardrobes, offices, storage and other built-in features.
08 Can electrical and plumbing be updated? ↓
Depending on the renovation and existing conditions, electrical and plumbing modifications can be incorporated into the project.
09 Can older Richmond homes be renovated? ↓
Yes. Older homes often require additional consideration of existing framing, plumbing, electrical systems, previous renovations and concealed conditions.
10 Do I need permits for a home renovation? ↓
Permit requirements depend on the scope of work. Structural, plumbing, electrical and other modifications may require applicable approvals.
11 How long does a whole-home renovation take? ↓
Duration depends on property size, scope, approvals, material availability, technical work and existing conditions. A project-specific schedule should be established once the scope is defined.
12 How do I start a Richmond home renovation? ↓
Start with a discovery call to discuss your Richmond property, renovation goals, desired scope, preferred timing and anticipated investment.
Reimagine how
your home works.
Tell us about your Richmond home, the areas you would like to renovate and what you want the finished space to become.