Whole-home renovations, planned as one
When several rooms need work, planning them together saves time, money and disruption. One design, one schedule, one team, and a fixed price for the whole job.
Whole-Home Renovations done properly
Renovating room by room over years often means opening the same walls twice. Planning the kitchen, bathrooms, flooring and basement together lets plumbing, electrical and structure be done once, in the right order.
You get one design that ties the house together, one fixed price, and staged payments tied to clear milestones. We tell you up front whether the house can be lived in during the work and plan the phases around your household.
What is included
- Whole-house design: layouts, finishes and lighting
- Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and flooring
- Structural changes with engineering where needed
- Plumbing, electrical and ventilation updates
- Phasing so you can stay in the home where possible
- Permits and inspections
Real work, real photos
Photos from Zenith job sites, including the stages that end up hidden behind the finishes.
Built for our climate
A chance to fix the envelope
Whole-home projects are the best time to improve insulation, air sealing and ventilation, which make a real difference through a northern winter.
Older systems
Many homes from the 1960s to 1980s are due for plumbing and electrical updates. Doing them during the renovation avoids reopening finished walls later.
Whole-Home Renovations: common questions
Can we live in the house during a whole-home renovation?
Often, with careful phasing. Some stages, such as when the only kitchen or bathroom is out, may need a plan B. We work that out with you before we start.
What clients say
Your renovation, in your words.
We publish only real reviews from our clients, shared with their permission. If we have worked on your home, we would value yours.
Share your experienceHelpful reading
How Fixed Pricing and Staged Payments Work in a Renovation
What a fixed renovation price includes, allowances vs selections, written change orders and milestone payments, explained for Edmonton and Prince George.
Read the article →How to Choose a Renovation Contractor: Questions to Ask
Questions to ask, what to get in writing and the red flags to watch for when hiring a renovation contractor in Edmonton, Prince George or nearby.
Read the article →Start with a design consultation
We come to your home for 60 to 90 minutes and work through layout, materials, colour and your wish list with you, then you get a fixed price in writing. The consultation is $250, credited toward your project if you go ahead.