Whole Home Remodeling Austin, Texas

A main-level refresh typically starts around $200K, a full interior remodel runs $200K–$500K, and studs-out projects with new systems, windows, and siding start around $500K. Every project is priced line by line from a 3D scan of your home, room by room, so you see where every dollar sits before you sign. For a range today, the calculator takes two minutes.

Design takes 3–4 weeks for a whole house, from walkthrough to a complete plan. Construction on most full-interior remodels runs 10–14 weeks depending on scope, and you know your dates before demo: every phase, trade, and milestone goes into a schedule you sign off on, and we report against it in your client portal every working day.

For most scopes, yes. The house splits into zones behind sealed containment with HEPA filtration, and we sequence the work so you keep a working kitchen setup and at least one full bathroom every night. For studs-out scopes there is no livable zone, and we tell you that plainly before you sign, with exact move-out and move-back dates on the schedule.

No. Many clients design the whole house once, then build in phases as budget allows. We game-plan which systems and spaces belong in which phase, sequenced to maximize both efficiency and livability, so phase two never undoes phase one.

During design, your interior designer is your main point of contact. Once construction begins, the superintendent assigned to your project runs the job site day to day, scheduling and supervising framers, plumbers, electricians, and finish trades against the plan you approved. You get photos and a written update in your client portal every working day.

Wall removals, new circuits, plumbing moves, and HVAC changes all carry City of Austin permits, and whole-home scopes usually need structural engineering. Both are scoped during the design phase, so approvals and stamped drawings are moving before your schedule is set, and the beam you need is priced before you sign.

You get options and real prices, not an ultimatum. Design settles selections and scans the house before pricing, which is why surprise change orders are rare on Enso projects. When something genuinely concealed appears, your superintendent brings you choices with line-item costs. And if design should have caught it, the Enso Guarantee applies – the cost of fixing it is ours.

The construction contract is fixed price, backed by the completed design, and payments are tied to milestones on the schedule, not to dates on a calendar. You can read how milestone-based pricing works on our process page. The final payment is 10% of the contract, and we don’t bill it until the punch list is complete and you’ve signed off. Three months later we’re back to make sure everything works the way it should, and all the work carries a one-year craftsmanship warranty.