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BUILT AROUND YOU
One vision for the home you live in.
A whole house renovation is an opportunity to bring your rooms, routines and design preferences together. City Renovations takes a coordinated design-build approach to help you shape a home that works as a whole.
Look beyond individual rooms
Consider how people move through the house, where you need more storage and which spaces feel disconnected. Looking at the overall layout can help you decide which changes will make the greatest difference.
Build a consistent design direction
Flooring, cabinetry, lighting and finishes should feel connected without making every room identical. Share the materials and details you love, then discuss how they can support a coherent design throughout the home.
Plan the scope and the practical details
A multiple-room project calls for clear priorities and careful coordination. Discuss the sequence of work, how construction may affect daily life and whether the renovation includes changes to building systems or the home’s footprint.
Before we talk
A few details can help us start a useful conversation:
- Rooms to include and the goals for each
- What you want to preserve about the existing home
- Budget priorities and desired project scope
- Whether you expect to stay in the home during the work
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Planning starts with understanding the possibilities. Talk with CITY about your home and your goals.
Ask us about your projectHow do we begin a whole house renovation?
List the goals for each room and identify the changes that matter most. Also note the features of the existing home you want to preserve.
Can the rooms be designed as one coordinated project?
Yes. CITY’s Design/Build approach considers the relationship between rooms, layouts and finishes rather than treating every change in isolation.
Can some rooms be kept as they are?
Tell us what you want to retain. Defining those boundaries early helps clarify the scope and how new work connects with existing spaces.
How are materials coordinated throughout the home?
Share the finishes and details you like. We discuss a coherent direction that connects rooms while allowing each space to serve its own purpose.
Can the project include an addition?
An addition can be explored alongside interior renovations. The combined proposal needs to be evaluated for the property, structure and applicable requirements.
Can we discuss staying in the home during construction?
Yes. Access, sequencing and the effect on daily routines should be discussed before work is scheduled. Practical arrangements depend on the project’s scope.
How do we prioritize a large renovation?
Identify must-haves, wish-list items and your investment priorities. Those distinctions help guide design decisions and scope development.
Do you serve Washington, D.C. and Maryland?
CITY serves homeowners in Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland. Share your project location with us so we can discuss your request.
Is the initial consultation free?
Yes. The initial consultation is complimentary and is an opportunity to discuss your goals and whether we are a good fit to work together.
When will I receive final project pricing?
For a Design/Build renovation, an initial budget range is refined as the scope and selections are approved. For inspections or smaller tasks, discuss the service scope and pricing directly with CITY.
CARE FOR EVERY CORNER