Full House Renovations in Lynchburg, VA
Whole-home renovations across the Lynchburg area, handled start to finish by our own in-house crews, not subcontractors, typically over three to six months.
Full House Renovations
Reimagine the Whole House, Handled by One Team
A full house renovation is the most involved project a homeowner takes on, and it is where the choice of builder matters most. The thing that separates a renovation that goes smoothly from one that drags on for a year is who is actually doing the work. We run the entire project with our own in-house crews rather than subcontractors, which means we control the quality and the schedule from demolition to the final walkthrough. Whether you are modernizing a dated home, reworking the floor plan, or bringing an older property back to life, our design team plans it and our crews execute it, usually over a span of three to six months depending on the scope.
✓ In-house crews, no subcontractors
✓ Design and layout included
✓ Kitchens, baths, and living spaces
✓ Structural and systems updates
✓ Typically 3 to 6 months
✓ One point of accountability
30+ Years Experience
Lynchburg, VA
One Company, Whole Home
Why Owners Trust Us With the Whole House
A whole-home renovation is only as good as the team running it. Here is why ours is in-house.
No Subcontractors
We use our own crews for every phase. That is the single biggest reason our renovations stay on schedule and on standard, because the work is never handed off to an outside trade we cannot control.
Design and Construction Together
Our in-house design team plans the renovation and the same company builds it, so the vision carries all the way through and decisions get made quickly when the house reveals a surprise.
Quality and Schedule Control
Because we manage the whole project internally, we coordinate the phases tightly, keep quality consistent, and move a complex renovation through its three-to-six month span without stalling.
One Point of Accountability
You deal with one company for the entire renovation. There is no finger-pointing between trades, because every crew on your home answers to Cascio and Sons.
Honest Through the Surprises
Older homes hide surprises, and we talk them through with you as they come up rather than springing an unexpected change on you at the end of the project.
Livable Where Possible
We sequence the work to keep as much of the home usable as the project allows, and we are upfront about the stretches when living there will not be practical.
What Our Full House Renovations Cover
A whole-home renovation touches everything. These are the major pieces we handle in-house.
01
Full Layout Redesign
We rework the floor plan, removing and relocating walls to open the home up, improve flow, and make the layout fit how you actually live rather than how the house was built decades ago.
02
Kitchen and Bath Remodels
Kitchens and bathrooms are usually the heart of a renovation, and we rebuild them completely, from layout and cabinetry to plumbing, tile, and fixtures, as part of the larger project.
03
Structural Updates
We address the bones of the house, repairing or reinforcing framing, correcting past problems, and making the structural changes a reworked layout requires, backed by decades of building experience.
04
Systems and Utilities
Plumbing and electrical in older homes often need to come up to current standards, and our crews update wiring, lines, and fixtures so the renovated home is safe and ready for modern use.
05
Flooring, Walls, and Finishes
We install new flooring, drywall, trim, and paint throughout, tying every room together with consistent, quality finishes so the finished home feels cohesive, not patched.
06
Exterior Renovation
Renovations do not stop at the front door. We update siding, windows, entries, and exterior details so the outside of the home matches the transformation happening inside.
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How Our Full House Renovations Work
We begin with a detailed consultation and design phase, where our in-house team develops a plan for the whole home: layout, rooms, systems, and finishes. You review it and we provide a clear scope, estimate, and schedule for a project that typically spans three to six months.
Then our crews execute it in a coordinated sequence, from demolition and structural work through systems, drywall, and finishes, room by room and phase by phase. Because every trade is ours, we keep the quality consistent and the renovation moving to completion.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you really not use subcontractors?
Correct. We run 15 in-house crews made up of 47 skilled professionals, and they handle every phase of your renovation. Keeping the work in-house is how we control quality and scheduling and avoid the delays and finger-pointing that come with coordinating outside trades on a big project.
How long does a full house renovation take?
Most whole-home renovations run three to six months, depending on the size of the house and how much structural, layout, and systems work is involved. After the design phase we give you a realistic schedule, and running the project in-house is what keeps that timeline on track.
Can I live in the house during the renovation?
Sometimes, for part of it, but a full gut renovation often makes that impractical for a stretch. We will be honest about which phases are livable and which are not, and we plan the sequence to minimize how long the home is unusable so you can make arrangements.
Do you handle the design, or do I need an architect first?
We handle it. Our in-house architectural design team develops the renovation plans, including layout changes and structural work, so you do not need to line up a separate architect. Design and build under one roof keeps the whole project consistent and buildable.
Can you renovate an older or historic home?
Yes, and older homes are some of the most rewarding projects we take on. They also hide surprises, so our experience matters. We assess the existing structure and systems carefully and plan the renovation to respect the home while bringing it up to modern standards.
How do you keep a project this large on budget?
With a detailed plan and a clear estimate before we start, and by running the work in-house so there are no stacked subcontractor markups. When the house reveals something unexpected, which older homes often do, we talk it through with you before any change rather than surprising you at the end.