Whole-Home Remodels
Whole-home remodels in St. George
Taking a dated house back to current, room by room, on one schedule and one contract. The projects where sequencing matters more than any single finish.
- BBB A+ Accredited
- Licensed & insured
- 4.9 on HomeAdvisor
- 20+ years local
Inferno Construction takes on whole-home renovations across St. George and Southern Utah, from cosmetic refreshes across every room to full gut remodels with layout and structural changes. One licensed crew runs the whole sequence, so the trades follow each other in the right order instead of waiting on four separate contractors.
Why Inferno
The hard part is the order, not the finishes
Picking finishes is the fun part and it is not what decides how a whole-home remodel goes. Sequence is. Electrical has to be roughed before drywall, drywall before flooring, flooring before base and cabinets, and paint has to land at the point where it will not get wrecked by the next trade. Get that order wrong on one room and you lose a week. Get it wrong across a whole house and you lose a season.
That is the real argument for keeping it under one crew. When a single company owns the schedule, the framer knows what the plumber needs, and the tile crew is not showing up to a floor that is not ready. Nobody is billing you for a return trip caused by somebody else's delay, because there is nobody else to blame.
Older Southern Utah homes come with their own surprises: aluminum branch wiring, polybutylene supply lines, undersized panels, walls that turn out to be carrying load, and additions that were never permitted. We open things up expecting to find some of that, price the likely discoveries honestly up front, and tell you the moment we find something rather than at the end.
What's included
Every room, on one schedule
A whole-home remodel is a general contracting job, not a stack of separate projects. We run the plan, the trades, the inspections, and the schedule from demo to final walkthrough.
Kitchens & baths
Usually the anchor rooms, with the longest lead times, so we order and sequence them first.
Layout changes
Opening walls, relocating doorways, and reworking flow, with engineering where a wall turns out to be structural.
Flooring throughout
One continuous material across the main level where it makes sense, which makes a house feel bigger than patchwork does.
Electrical updates
Panel upgrades, added circuits, recessed lighting, and replacing the wiring types that no longer meet code.
Plumbing updates
Repiping where the supply lines are past their life, plus relocating fixtures when the layout changes.
Drywall, trim & paint
Texture matching across old and new, new base and casing, and paint scheduled so it is not damaged by later trades.
Doors & windows
Replacing units that leak air, and resizing openings where a room needs more light or a better view.
Permits & inspections
We pull the permits, coordinate the inspections, and keep the paperwork straight through the whole project.
Tour a finished space
Every detail, handled in house
A custom media wall from one of our St. George renovations. Tap a marker to see what went into it.
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From demo to final walkthrough
Free walkthrough
We walk the whole house, talk through what stays and what changes, and flag what we expect to find behind the walls.
Scope and sequence
You get a room-by-room scope, selections, a permit plan, and a phased schedule showing which rooms come offline when.
Phase by phase
Demo, rough-in, inspections, drywall, then finishes, run in order so no trade undoes another one's work.
Final walkthrough
We punch out every room together, confirm the inspections are closed, and hand the whole house back clean.
Real reviews
Homeowners on their remodels
Two decades of remodels across St. George, and a 4.9 rating to show for it. Here is what a few of them had to say.
Questions
Whole-home remodel FAQs
Can I live in the house during a whole-home remodel?
Sometimes, and it depends on scope. If the work is phased room by room and one kitchen and bath stay usable, plenty of people stay. For a full gut with the utilities down, moving out is usually faster and cheaper overall. We are straight with you about which one your project is before you plan around it.
How long does a whole-home remodel take?
Longer than the sum of the rooms, because inspections gate the phases and lead times on cabinets, windows, and stone stack up. We give you a phased schedule up front and update it as each phase closes, rather than quoting one date that quietly slips.
What do you find in older Southern Utah homes?
Most often outdated wiring, supply lines past their life, undersized electrical panels, walls carrying load that nobody expected, and previous work done without permits. We plan for the likely ones in the original scope so a discovery is a conversation, not a crisis.
Should I remodel everything at once or in stages?
All at once is usually less total disruption and avoids paying twice to mobilize the same trades. Staging makes sense if you need to spread the work out or only part of the house actually needs attention. We will lay out both honestly, including where staging costs more.
Do you handle design, or do I need an architect?
For most remodels we handle the layout and selections directly. If we are moving structure, changing the footprint, or the project needs stamped drawings, we bring in an engineer or architect and coordinate them as part of the job.
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