A whole-home remodel touches every room you live in, which is why it deserves more planning than a one-room update. Alliance Construction & Renovation plans and builds whole-home remodeling projects across Fort Myers and Southwest Florida. Some projects rework the entire floor plan; others coordinate updates room by room: either way, the whole scope runs under a single contract and one accountable team. See how we plan custom remodeling projects that connect several spaces and specialties.
Most complete home renovations draw from the same set of decisions:
Open up walls, reroute traffic flow, or repurpose rooms. Structural changes are planned with our general contracting team and permitted properly.
Usually the anchor of the project. See kitchen remodeling for how we plan cabinetry, counters, and lighting with 3D design.
Full renovations, tub-to-shower conversions, and walk-in showers: covered on our bathroom remodeling page.
Flooring that runs consistently through the home, plus paint and finish carpentry that ties rooms together.
Custom cabinetry beyond the kitchen: built-ins, pantries, laundry rooms, and closets.
When remodeling isn't enough, a home addition adds the room the floor plan doesn't have.
Homeowners use these words loosely, so we scope by what's actually changing.
A renovation updates finishes and fixtures in existing rooms.
A remodel changes layouts: walls move, plumbing relocates, spaces get reshaped.
A room-by-room plan sequences the work over time so you're not living in a construction zone all at once.
Each is a legitimate path; the right one depends on your goals, your timeline, and how long you plan to stay in the home.
If you're not sure which you need, that's exactly what the first conversation is for.
Usually, yes; we sequence the work by zone so part of the home stays livable. For layout-heavy remodels, some clients time the project around a season away, which is common here.
It depends on scope. A finishes-focused renovation moves faster than a remodel with structural changes and permits. Your written estimate includes a schedule expectation for your project.
We handle design in-house, including 3D visuals and material selections at our showroom. If you already have a designer or architect, we work from their plans.
Structural, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical changes do. We pull the required Lee County permits and schedule the inspections; it's built into the process, not an add-on.
Yes. A meaningful share of our projects run while the owners are out of state. We keep you updated with photos and calls at each milestone.
Browse the project gallery, or visit the showroom to see materials and talk through examples in person.
