Home Renovation Austin

When it’s time to go all in.

Maybe you’ve just moved into a fixer-upper, or maybe you’ve been dreaming of a top-to-bottom glow-up for years. Either way, we’ve got this.

A home renovation sounds like a big deal (because it is), but we’ll guide you through every step. From a cohesive design that makes every room feel just right to handling all the little details (so you don’t have to), we’ll turn your house into the home you’ve always imagined.

From rethinking layouts to upgrading every corner, a full-house renovation lets you reinvent your space without the hassle of moving. We’ll take care of every detail, so you get a home that feels brand new—but with all the memories still intact.

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We hired Austin Remodelers for a basement renovation project and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. Rotem, Shaked and team were so professional and responsive, and they went out of the way to make the process smooth and easy for us. They also completed the project earlier than expected which almost never happens with such work. The work itself was very detailed and done so well. So happy we found them and I’d definitely work with them again for any future projects!
Mariam Z.

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Rotem and his team did an excellent job on 2 projects for me (half bathroom remodel, and a remodel in one of my rooms - remove carpet/install vinyl, paint, recessed lighting, etc.).
I will not hesitate to use them again on future projects I have in mind. Easy process from start to finish! Highly recommended!
Bryce H.

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We hired Austin remodelers to completely redo our master kit and master bathroom. We couldn’t be happier with the results. They were great during the process with communication and timeliness. This is a remodeling company who takes pride in their work and it’s quality. I won’t hesitate to hire them again.
Zoe P.

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Could not be more impressed with the professionalism, promptness and attention to detail I received from the Austin remodelers team! I showed Rotem and his crew my Pinterest ideas and he was able to make my vision come to life! I loved that he made sure everything was functional and not just pretty! Some electrical work had to be done for the upgraded fixtures I wanted and everything worked out seamlessly. I couldn't be happier with the work they have done!
Genevieve M.

Cozy dining room with a large wooden table, beige chairs, a white vase with branches, and a coastal landscape visible through large windows.

Modern open-concept living room with vaulted ceiling, brown leather chair, gray sofa, and kitchen in background.

Bright open-concept kitchen and living room featuring a marble island with a sink, pendant lights, a sofa, and large glass sliding doors opening to a balcony.

Modern living room with leather chairs, wooden coffee table, black cabinet, and gallery wall of framed photos and artwork.

Cozy living room with a white brick fireplace, a beige sofa, a wooden table in the foreground, and a mantel displaying photos, candles, and greenery.

Bright open living and dining room with a wooden table, white upholstered chairs, a fireplace, and large windows revealing rolling hills outside.

Elegant bedroom featuring black-and-gold circular-pattern wallpaper, two arched mirrors, and a bed with green and red pillows.

Modern laundry room with stacked white washers, black cabinetry, white countertop, and hexagonal tile flooring.

Modern kitchen with dark navy cabinets, white countertop, potted plant, and backlit windows above sink area.

Interior scene of a living room with a large framed painting of a white heron on a dark background above a light wood dresser, a blue lamp and books on the dresser, and floral upholstered chairs in the foreground.

A bright, minimalist room with a turquoise bull skull mounted on the wall above a vertical framed word art that says STYLE, near a blue chair and white shelving.

Narrow modern kitchen with dark cabinetry, white countertops and backsplash, a wooden accent panel, and a sink against a tiled wall.

A white built-in cabinet with a black display niche holding glassware on two shelves.

A bright children's room with a white crib, a tall giraffe plush toy, and a jungle animal mural on the far wall.

Cozy dining and living area with a wooden table and orange flowers, a gray sectional sofa, a black pendant light, and large windows.

A cozy bedroom with bold floral wallpaper, a mustard bedspread and blue patterned throw, a teal bench at the foot, and glass doors opening to a patio.

A bedroom corner featuring a dark green nightstand with a glass lamp and framed photo, a gold ornate mirror, bold floral wallpaper, and a wicker-headboard bed with yellow bedding and polka-dot pillows.

A bedroom with tropical floral wallpaper, a mustard-yellow bedspread, a woven rattan headboard, teal-blue nightstands, and triangular skylight windows.

A modern fireplace with a metal-framed firebox and glass doors set into a white wall, with a wooden mantel above and flames burning inside.

A narrow, modern kitchen with tall dark gray cabinets along the left wall, wood-accent panels at the far end, and a stainless steel refrigerator at the back.

Cozy living room with a gray sofa, light wood floor, wall art, an octagonal mirror, and white shelving filled with decor.

Interior stairway with white balusters and a dark wooden handrail, framed wall art, a potted plant by the entry, and a beige-and-white checkered floor.

Entryway with a diamond-pattern beige and white tile floor, a dark wooden front door flanked by narrow sidelights, and a curved staircase railing on the right.

Sunlit entryway with a staircase, white balusters and dark wood handrail, a checkered tile floor, and a potted plant by the stairs.

A modern living room with a wall-mounted TV above a brick fireplace framed by vertical wood slats and large windows.

Interior wall with vertical wooden slats, a glass-front fireplace on the left, and a geometric white tile panel.

Modern fireplace with a dark blue surround, white geometric tile, a vertical wooden slat wall, and teal tile flooring.

Modern kitchen and dining area with brown leather bar stools, black pendant lights, and white cabinetry overlooking outdoor deck.

Built-in kitchen shelving with slow cooker, baskets, appliances, and decorative artwork on light blue walls.

Bright dining room with white upholstered chairs around a dark wood rectangular table, a fireplace, chandelier, and large windows overlooking a hillside view.

Modern home office with guitar, desk chair, shelving unit, and comfortable seating by large window with blinds.

Modern interior with hanging decorative mirrors, wooden shelves, beige armchair, and landscape artwork on white wall.

A white laundry room with built-in cabinets above a front-loading washer and dryer, and a wooden ladder leaning against the wall.

Modern kitchen bar with glass shelving, decorative vessels, framed portrait, wine cooler, and bar accessories on countertop.

Bright white nursery with a herringbone wood floor, a black ceiling fan, a glider by the window, a white crib, a changing table, and built‑in white wardrobes.

Modern kitchen area with open wooden shelves and cabinets beneath a light countertop, displaying books and toys on the lower shelves.

Modern bedroom with white bedding, blue and tan pillows, framed artwork, and glass doors overlooking a patio area.

Minimalist living room with a wall-mounted TV on a white marble accent wall framed by vertical wooden slats and white curtains beside a glass door.

Pair of glass doors open to a small balcony with two green chairs and a wooden railing overlooking trees.

Modern backyard landscaping with stone retaining walls, gravel pathways, and a white structure with black door surrounded by mature trees.

Backyard landscaping with curved stone retaining walls, gravel pathways, mulch beds, green lawn, and white house with black roof.

A raised wooden deck with black railing overlooks a grassy yard next to a tall wooden privacy fence.

An unfinished interior room with partially installed drywall, construction debris on the floor, and a doorway opening to a hallway.

Interior of a building under renovation with drywall, scattered construction materials, and a brown trash dumpster in the foreground; windows line the far wall.

Bright open-concept kitchen featuring a large island with light countertop, blue base cabinets, wooden bar stools, pendant lights, and a dining area in the background.

Interior of a partially finished room under construction with drywall walls, exposed ceiling, and scattered construction materials on the concrete floor.

Unfinished interior room under construction with large windows on the sides and a doorway at the far end.

Modern black metal deck railing with wood steps and charcoal gravel landscaping on residential home exterior.

Interior scene of a light-drawer dresser with a black-framed painting of a white heron above it, a small stack of books on top, and a floral-patterned armchair nearby.

Modern living room with brown leather chairs, black French doors, and sliding glass patio doors overlooking suburban driveway.

Modern master bedroom with black ceiling fan, ensuite bathroom, hardwood floors, and coastal artwork

Organized closet with wooden hangers holding colorful clothing on two rods, shelves above with folded items and storage.

Modern dining room with gray upholstered banquette, wood table, black pendant light, and fresh flowers in vase.

Close-up of a hexagonal tile floor with visible grout lines and a blurred doorway in the background.

Bright living room with a wooden coffee table, a gray sofa on the left, a brown leather armchair on the right, and large glass doors at the back.

Bright living room featuring a stone fireplace with a wall-mounted TV, two brown leather chairs around a wooden coffee table, and a gray sofa in the foreground.

Modern living room with cognac leather seating, fireplace with wood mantel, and mounted TV above

Modern kitchen with wood cabinets, marble countertop, and three wooden bar stools at breakfast bar pass-through.

Bright kitchen with a wooden island and cabinets, an arched pass-through to another room, a stainless steel oven and refrigerator, and a plant on the counter.

An arched wooden doorway opens into a bright kitchen with light wood cabinets, a double sink beneath a window, and a stainless steel dishwasher.

Bright galley kitchen with light wood cabinetry, stainless appliances, and an arched doorway opening to a dining room.

Bright kitchen with light wooden cabinets and a built-in dining nook around a round table, a pendant light, and a window.

A light gray built-in bookcase with multiple shelves full of books and a few decorative items sits beside a framed landscape painting on a pale wall.

Open kitchen with an arch-shaped pass-through, light wood cabinets, and a breakfast bar with three wooden stools.

Cozy kitchen corner with wooden cabinets, a coffee machine on the counter, a framed picture on the wall, and a light blue built-in bench with cushions.

Bright kitchen nook with a built-in light-blue bench, decorative pillows, a hanging pendant light, a framed picture on the wall, and a window looking out to trees.

Stone fireplace with a wooden mantel and an arched mirror mounted above.

Bright open kitchen with blue-gray cabinets on the left, natural wood cabinets on the right, a central island, and a dining area with a table and chairs by large windows.

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Compact kitchen corner with dark wood cabinets, a built-in oven and microwave, a white sink to the right, and a framed painting above a shelf.

Modern kitchen with dark wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a beige countertop, and a sink under a window.

Farmhouse-style white porcelain kitchen sink with a tall brass faucet under a window, flanked by dark wood cabinets.

Tall wooden corner cabinet with glass doors and shelves in a kitchen.

Wooden kitchen cabinets with a white farmhouse sink and copper faucet beneath a window.

Living room with a door beneath a row of tall transom windows, a wall-mounted TV, and a small lamp on a side table.

Modern dark brown garage door with windows on contemporary white house with black trim and concrete driveway

Blue house with a brown wood-paneled garage door featuring rectangular windows, opening onto a paved driveway.

Blue, single-story house with a brick-accented two-car garage and a concrete driveway, set among trees on a sunny day.

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Two blue wooden cabins with a narrow walkway between them and a railing on the right, with trees in the background.

A long covered wooden porch along a blue house with white-framed windows, supported by brown posts, extending toward trees.

Blue wooden door with five horizontal glass panes set in a blue wall, through which a wooden deck and greenery are visible.

Blue metal roof with a skylight, a small window on the dark blue wall, wooden posts supporting a porch, and a tree branch in the foreground.

Blue wooden exterior with a brown door featuring a glass panel, geometric windows above, and a wooden deck with a railing and a green doormat.

Cozy living room with two dark green armchairs and a white coffee table, a beige sofa, checkered flooring, and large windows overlooking a garden.

An elevated wooden deck on stilts attached to a blue house, with a railing and outdoor seating, overlooking a hillside.

A bedroom with brown circular-pattern wallpaper, a white bed with green pillows and an orange decorative pillow, two tall arched mirrors flanking the bed, and an orange patterned bench at the foot.

A modern kitchen featuring a white island with a pedestal bowl and chrome faucet, with stainless steel appliances and a range hood in the background.

A modern two-story house perched on a hillside with blue upper siding, brown lower siding, a wooden deck with railing, stone stairs and retaining wall, and a green lawn.

Curved beige stone retaining wall beside a green lawn with desert plants and trees in the background.

A cozy bedroom seen through blue-framed glass doors, featuring a mustard bedspread, decorative pillows, a white throw, and bold floral wallpaper.

Viewed through a doorway, a bathroom vanity with a wooden cabinet and an arched mirror, lit by warm wall sconces.

A tall wooden built-in cabinet with closed doors on the left and an arched open section with shelves above a toilet in a floral bathroom.

Bathroom with mosaic tile walls, an arched doorway into a glass-walled shower, a window in the shower area, and a vanity with a sink on the right.

Blue house with a wooden front porch and deck, metal blue roof, and desert landscaping.

Two-story wooden house on a hillside with an elevated deck supported by diagonal beams, a large satellite dish on the deck, and a valley of trees in the background.

Curved stone retaining wall surrounding a grassy lawn on a hillside, with trees and distant houses in the background.

Blue building perched on a stone retaining wall, accessed by a black metal staircase leading to a balcony.

Blue wooden building with a brown lower level and stone foundation, featuring exterior stairs and railing.

Stone steps between a brown wooden porch on the left and a blue siding house on the right, with hanging heart garlands and a potted plant at the base.

Wooden outdoor deck with glass railing, a ceiling fan, and covered seating overlooking a green hillside.

Covered outdoor deck with a wooden ceiling, two ceiling fans, glass railing, and a beige-covered chair overlooking a hillside neighborhood.

Blue wooden house exterior with a large window and a small wooden deck with outdoor seating.

Close-up of warm orange and white geometric tilework featuring starburst patterns on a wall and shelf corner.

Shower area with pink patterned tile walls, a handheld shower head on a vertical bar, and brass fixtures.

Close-up of an orange tile wall featuring white star-shaped geometric patterns and a rounded arch.

Brown wall covered with a repeating floral pattern and a white-framed panel on the right.

Mosaic tile wall with repeating orange and blue starburst rosette patterns.

An interior corner featuring a curved arch, pink floral wallpaper, and a glass door.

White bathtub with a glass shower enclosure and brass fixtures against a wall of vertical gray and white striped tiles.

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Bathtub inside a glass-enclosed shower with vertical frosted-glass panels and gold fixtures.

Bathroom vanity with a white sink, gold faucet, and a wooden arched mirror; a framed art print and lotion bottles sit on the counter.

Bathroom vanity with white countertop, gold faucet, oval backlit mirror, framed art on the wall, and a small plant on a wooden tray.

Beige-tiled bathroom featuring a bathtub with built-in wall niches, a handheld shower on the right, a window above the tub, and a toilet in the foreground.

Terracotta vase with pale pink roses on a white countertop beside a geometric wall panel.

Brass door knob with a round backplate mounted on a beige dotted-texture wall.

Modern bathroom vanity with a backlit rectangular mirror, white countertop and sink, dark green cabinet, black faucet, towel ring with a white towel, and small potted plants on the back wall.

Handheld showerhead with a hose mounted on a glass shower wall beside a potted variegated-leaf plant.

Bathroom vanity area with a partially visible toilet on the left, a framed botanical print, a pineapple plant on a wooden tray atop the counter, and a curved mirror above.

Mint-green bathroom with a wooden vanity on the left, a window overlooking outdoors, a potted plant on a stand by the window, and a glass-walled shower with beige tile floor.

Interior of a house under construction with exposed wooden ceiling beams, unfinished walls, a fireplace at the far wall, and a large glass sliding door on the right.

Unfinished interior of a house with exposed wooden ceiling joists, partially installed drywall, a large glass sliding door on the right, and a fireplace at the far wall.

Wood-paneled outdoor patio ceiling with recessed lights and ceiling fans, overlooking lush green trees.

Outdoor bar area under a modern cantilevered roof with a brick counter, black bar stools, a ceiling fan, and surrounding trees.

A modern backyard with a rectangular pool, a black slatted pergola housing gray outdoor seating, and a wooden fence.

Backyard with a brick house, a dark metal-covered patio extension with outdoor seating, and a portable fire pit on the grassy lawn.

Contemporary backyard patio with a flat-roof covered seating area, white-cushioned lounge chairs, and a rectangular pool under a blue sky.

A partially constructed house with green exterior sheathing, an open garage, and a driveway beneath a bright blue sky with trees.

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Full Home Renovation in Austin, Designed Around Real Life

Some homes need a new kitchen. Others need a whole new rhythm.

Maybe the hallway still turns into a traffic jam every morning. The kitchen feels three steps too far from where everyone actually sits. The guest bath has been “next on the list” since you moved in, and the back door opens onto a patio nobody uses until October.

A full home renovation in Austin gives every room a chance to work together. Light moves through the house the way it should. Mornings get quieter. Evenings stretch a little longer. And the house finally feels functional, comfortable, and planned around the people living in it.

Austin Home Renovations That Start With How You Live

Before anyone picks a tile or a fixture, we walk the house with you. Where does the mail pile up? Which drawer always sticks? Where does everyone end up when friends come over, and is there room for them once they get there?

Those small observations shape everything that follows. Walls shift to open sightlines. Storage shows up where clutter used to land. Windows get the attention they deserve. Your style leads the design, and the layout follows the way your family actually moves through the day.

Good home renovations in Austin, TX respond to the heat, the light, and the way people here spend their time. That usually means a lot of time outside once the sun eases up.

What a Whole Home Remodel in Austin Can Include

Every home remodel is different, but full home remodels tend to come back to the same rooms. The ones where the day begins, where it ends, and where everything happens in between.

The Kitchen

A kitchen remodel starts with the room everyone ends up in, so it gets a lot of thought. Islands are sized for leaning, chatting, and the inevitable second round of snacks. Hidden storage keeps the air fryer and stand mixer close by without crowding clean counters. On busy weeknights the kitchen moves quickly, and on Sunday mornings it slows down for pancakes and a second cup of coffee.

Bathrooms

A bathroom remodel becomes the calm start the morning has been missing. Double vanities mean nobody waits on the mirror. Heated floors take the chill off January, and layered lighting looks good at 6 a.m. and feels soft at night. Moving plumbing for a second sink or a bigger shower is often simpler during a whole home project, while the walls are already open.

Living Areas and Flow

Open layouts are only as good as how they feel on a Saturday afternoon. We look at where people sit, where they walk, and where the conversation naturally drifts. Sometimes that means removing a wall. Sometimes it means moving a doorway two feet, and suddenly the whole house breathes easier.

Primary Suites and Bedrooms

The primary suite should feel like the quietest part of the house. Closets are planned so everything has its place, and windows are positioned for morning light without the afternoon glare. Kids’ rooms and guest rooms get the same care, with built-ins and storage that grow with the people using them.

Laundry, Mudrooms, and the Everyday Stuff

Backpacks, leashes, muddy cleats, and yesterday’s package all need somewhere to go. A well-planned drop zone keeps the entry calm and the kitchen counters clear. Laundry rooms get counters for folding, cabinets for detergent, and a sink for the things that probably shouldn’t go in the machine. Small spaces like these quietly make every other room work better.

Outdoor Living

In Austin, the backyard is part of the house for most of the year. A shaded aluminum pergola with ceiling fans, built-in LEDs, and motorized screens turns the patio into the place everyone wants to be. Morning coffee happens out there before the neighborhood wakes up. Game days spill outside, and when the heat finally breaks, nobody is in a hurry to go back in.

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How Full House Remodeling in Austin, TX Comes Together

Start with a conversation. Your free consultation is a walk through the house and a talk about what’s working, what isn’t, and what you’ve been quietly putting up with for years. Bring the Pinterest board. Bring the list on your phone. Bring the complaints about the pantry.

See it before it’s built. Our design team creates 3D renderings that show how the new layout works with your home’s architecture, so you can stand in the new kitchen before a single wall moves. Decisions get easier, and a few friendly debates at home tend to settle themselves.

Choose the details. Cabinetry, tile, fixtures, lighting, and materials come together as one cohesive plan, with your budget in view the whole time. Each room feels connected to the next, so the house reads as a whole instead of a collection of separate projects.

Build it right. Construction is guided by your dedicated project manager, who keeps the schedule moving and the updates coming. Quality craftsmanship shows up in the details you’ll still notice ten years from now.

Settle in. The final walkthrough is the fun part. Then comes the first morning in the new kitchen, coffee in hand, wondering how you lived any other way.

One Team for the Entire Process

A home renovation touches nearly every part of the house, so it helps to have one team handling all of it. As a design-build general contractor, Austin Remodelers & Build keeps design and construction under one roof. Nobody gets lost between the drawings and the job site.

Your project manager stays with your renovation project the whole way and is the person you call when a question comes up. Clear communication is part of the job. You’ll get honest answers about cost, schedule, and what to expect next, so the only surprises are good ones. Like how much you end up loving the new pantry.

Why a Whole Home Remodel Makes Sense

Tackling one room at a time can work. It can also mean living through construction three or four separate times, with finishes that never quite match.

A whole home remodel plans everything together. The flooring runs continuously, the lighting feels consistent, and the layout makes sense the moment you walk through the front door.

It also gives you a chance to rethink how the house flows, and how it might need to work in the future. Where the kitchen sits. How the living room opens to the yard. Whether today’s playroom could become tomorrow’s home office.

The result is a home that feels calm, open, and easy to live in. One that holds the moment, whatever the moment happens to be.

Serving Austin Homes and the Surrounding Area

Austin homes have their own personalities. Mid-century ranches in Allandale. Bungalows in Hyde Park. Newer builds out west with big windows facing the afternoon sun. Each one asks for a different approach, and our team of home remodelers genuinely enjoys figuring out what makes a house tick.

We serve Austin and the wider Austin area, helping homeowners create homes that fit Texas life. Long summers. Open windows in spring. Friends over most weekends.

Full Home Renovation FAQs

How long does a full home renovation in Austin take?

Every home is different, but most whole home projects take several months once construction begins. Design and planning come first, and that time is well spent. A clear plan with 3D renderings keeps decisions moving and helps the build stay on schedule.

How much does a whole home remodel in Austin, TX cost?

Cost depends on the size of the home, the scope of work, and the materials you choose. Moving walls or plumbing adds more than refreshing surfaces. Your free consultation is the best place to start, since it gives you a realistic picture based on your house and budget.

What happens during the free consultation?

We walk the house together, talk through what’s working and what isn’t, and look at the ideas you’ve been saving. You’ll leave with a clearer sense of scope, next steps, and what a remodel in Austin could look like for your home.

Will I have a dedicated project manager?

Yes. Every home remodeling project has a dedicated project manager who keeps the schedule on track, coordinates the team, and keeps you updated. You’ll always know who to call and what’s happening next.

Can we live at home during the renovation?

Sometimes, depending on scope. If the kitchen and main bath are both under construction, many families find it easier to stay elsewhere for part of the project. We’ll talk through phasing early so you know what to expect and can plan around it.

What should I look for in a whole home remodeling contractor near me?

Look for a team that designs and builds under one roof, shows you the plan in 3D, and asks a lot of questions about how you live. Clear communication matters as much as craftsmanship. A portfolio of finished Austin homes is worth a close look, too.

Which rooms are usually part of a whole home renovation?

That depends on what isn’t working. Most projects include a kitchen remodel and bathrooms, plus flooring, lighting, and layout changes that tie the house together. Some extend outdoors with a shaded patio or pergola. The goal is a home where every room feels like it belongs.

Is a full home renovation better than remodeling one room at a time?

For many homeowners, yes. Planning everything at once creates consistent finishes, smarter layouts, and one construction period instead of several. If budget or timing calls for phases, the whole house can still be designed now and built in stages.

Let’s Design the Home You’ll Actually Live In

Picture a Saturday morning. The windows are open, the coffee’s ready, and the house feels easy in a way it hasn’t in years.

If that sounds good, let’s talk about your full home renovation in Austin. We’ll walk the house together, listen to what you need, and show you what’s possible.

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