Whole-Home Remodeling & Additions in Edmond & Oklahoma City

Whole-home remodels are where a general contractor earns their keep. When several rooms, a room addition, or a full interior rebuild are on the table, you need one team that can sequence framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall, flooring, paint and trim without the job stalling between trades. That is what All About Remodeling does for homeowners in Edmond, Oklahoma City and the surrounding area.

Projects We Take On

Full interior remodels: new layouts, opened walls, new floors, paint and trim throughout.
Room additions: bedrooms, living space, expanded utility rooms, and garages with living space above, built to look like they were always there.
Water and storm damage rebuilds: putting a home back together after a slab leak or other damage.
Patio enclosures and outdoor rooms: framing in a patio, plus decks and pergolas.
Repipes and system updates: water line repipes, panel upgrades and rewiring. See plumbing and electrical.
Site work: grading, slabs and excavation for additions and outbuildings.

Recent Whole-Home Projects

“After having a different crew leave me high and dry on a full interior rebuild I reached out to these guys. Not only were they able to complete the project on a very tight time schedule but the workmanship was impeccable.”
Dustin W., Google review

“For our add-on, they made it seem like the new structure has always been a part of the house! Everything is seamless & well done.”
Chelsea B., Google review

“We expanded our utility room, so they relocated hot water heater, water lines, and electrical.”
Dana L., Google review

“During an incredibly stressful time after my house had a slab leak, All About Remodeling stepped in and guided me through the entire rebuilding process.”
Katie M., Google review

Whole Home or Room by Room?

Doing several rooms at once usually costs less per room than spreading them over years, because demolition, permits, and the plumbing and electrical work happen once. It also means living around construction for longer. Some families do it in phases, kitchen first, then baths. We’ll lay out both options in your estimate. Our article on whole-home versus room-by-room remodeling walks through the trade-offs, and building a remodeling wish list helps you prioritize.

How a Whole-Home Remodel Works

Free in-home estimate. We come out, measure, and talk through what you want and what you want to spend. You get a detailed written estimate that spells out the work, so you can compare it line by line.
Design and selections. We help you pick cabinets, tile, fixtures and finishes, and we order long-lead items early so the schedule doesn’t stall waiting on materials.
Permits handled. If the work moves plumbing, adds circuits or opens walls, it usually needs a permit. We check what your city requires before demo and schedule the inspections. Our Oklahoma City permit checklist explains how that works.
Build, with a clean site every day. Our crew and trusted subcontractors show up when we say, keep you updated, and clean up before they leave.
Final walkthrough. We walk the finished job with you and take care of anything that isn’t right.

Whole-Home Remodeling FAQs

How much does it cost to remodel a whole house?

It varies more than any other project because the scope varies so much. We price every job from a walkthrough and a detailed written estimate, and we can phase the work to fit a budget. Our guide to remodeling costs explains what drives the number. Financing options are available through Hearth.

Can we live in the house during the remodel?

Often, yes, if the work is staged so you always have a working bathroom and some kitchen access. For a full interior rebuild, most families stay elsewhere for part of the job. We plan that with you up front.

Is it cheaper to remodel or buy a new home?

For many Oklahoma City families, remodeling the house they already like is the better deal once closing costs and moving are counted. We wrote about how to weigh the two.

Do you build room additions?

Yes. We have built bedroom and living space additions, expanded utility rooms, enclosed patios and garages with living space above. We match the roofline, brick and interior finishes so the addition doesn’t look tacked on.

How do I choose a remodeling contractor?

Check reviews, licensing and insurance, look at real project photos, and get a written estimate that spells out the work. Our guides on finding a remodel contractor and the questions to ask before you hire go through it.

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Home Remodeling Near You

Our office is at 13832 Santa Fe Crossings Dr in Edmond, and we take remodeling projects all over the Oklahoma City metro, including Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Bethany and Piedmont, plus Mustang, Del City, Newcastle, The Village and Forest Park. See our full service area.

Focused on one room? See kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling.