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Whole-Home Remodels and Renovations in Rockingham County, NH

Dom’s Workshop, Inc. takes on full, whole-home remodels in Newton, Plaistow, Kingston, Atkinson, Hampstead and nearby Rockingham County, NH towns. We plan new layouts, updated systems and finishes as one project, with one general contractor and one point of contact from demolition to the final walkthrough.

Finished kitchen in a whole-home renovation by Dom's Workshop, a whole-home remodeling contractor serving Rockingham County, NH, with white shaker cabinets, gold hardware, a farmhouse sink, a mosaic tile backsplash and stainless appliancesWhole-Home Renovation
The Scope

What a Full Remodel Can Include

  • Opening or reworking layouts, including structural walls with proper beams
  • New kitchens and bathrooms planned together
  • Updated electrical, plumbing and heating where the walls are open
  • Insulation and air sealing while the framing is exposed
  • New flooring, trim, doors, paint and lighting throughout
  • Phased scheduling so you know which rooms are out of service and when

Cost Factors

Every project is priced from a site visit and a written estimate. What moves the price most: The number of rooms, structural changes, how much electrical, plumbing and heating is updated, the age and condition of the house, and finish selections. For more detail, see our whole-home remodel cost guide.

Renovated kitchen with white shaker cabinets, a farmhouse sink, a mosaic tile backsplash and stainless appliances.
Whole-Home Renovation
Featured Project

Whole-Home Renovation

This house needed everything, so our crew gutted it to the studs and rebuilt it from the frame out: new framing, including the attic roof framing, new support posts in the basement, new sheathing, spray-foam insulation, drywall, new floors and stairs, an all-new kitchen with a tile backsplash and an all-new bath. The attic is now finished living space.

  • ProjectWhole-Home Renovation
  • ScopeGut to Studs, Attic Conversion, New Kitchen, Bath and Stairs
  • Our RoleGeneral Contractor
See the Gallery

Before, During and After

Before: dark, unfinished attic with old rafters around a gable window.
Before: Attic
During construction: spray-foam insulation between ceiling framing.
During: Spray-Foam Insulation
Finished attic room with a gable window and new plank flooring.
After: Finished Attic Room
Before: rough framed staircase between bare studs.
Before: Stair Framing
During construction: new interior wall framing.
During: New Wall Framing
Finished staircase with white risers, wood treads and a wall handrail.
After: Finished Staircase

Watch the Whole House Transform

About a minute, from bare studs and old framing to the finished kitchen, attic room, staircase and bath. Tap to play; there is no sound.

Planning

How We Plan a Whole-Home Remodel

Scope the Whole House First

Planning every room at once lets the plumbing, electrical and structure be done once, in the right order, instead of reopening walls later. Our design-build remodeling approach plans the whole house before work starts.

Expect the Older-House Unknowns

Opening walls in older homes can turn up settled sills, old wiring or past repairs. We walk the house carefully and build a contingency into the plan.

Decide on Living Arrangements

Some families stay in the house during a phased remodel, others move out for the heaviest phase. We schedule around whichever you choose.

Lock Selections Early

Cabinets, tile, windows and fixtures can have long lead times. Choosing them before demolition keeps the schedule moving.

How It Works

Four Steps, One Point of Contact

Our Full Process →
  1. Call or Request an Estimate

    Tell us about the project and we’ll set a time to visit.

  2. Site Visit and Written Estimate

    We measure, talk through goals and send a line-item estimate.

  3. Permits and Build

    We pull permits, schedule the trades and keep you updated.

  4. Final Walkthrough

    We walk the finished work with you and close every item.

FAQ

Common Questions

All FAQs →
What is a whole-home remodel?

A whole-home remodel renovates most or all of a house as one planned project: layout changes, kitchens and baths, systems, insulation and finishes. It is usually less disruptive overall than redoing rooms one at a time, because walls are opened once.

Can we live in the house during a full remodel?

Sometimes. Many remodels can be phased so part of the house stays usable. For the heaviest work, like a kitchen and the main bath at once, some families move out for a few weeks. We plan it with you.

Do you handle permits for a full remodel?

Yes. We pull the building, electrical and plumbing permits and schedule inspections with your town’s building department.

Can you remove walls to open up the layout?

Often yes. Load-bearing walls need a properly sized beam and support down to the foundation. We assess the framing and build the change into the plan and estimate.

Which towns do you remodel in?

We take on full remodels in Newton, Plaistow, Kingston, Danville, East Kingston, Atkinson, South Hampton, Brentwood, Hampstead and Sandown and nearby Rockingham County towns.

Start Your Project

Planning a New Home, Addition or Full Remodel?

Tell us about the project and we’ll set up a site visit. Dom’s Workshop serves Newton, Plaistow, Kingston, Atkinson, Hampstead and nearby Rockingham County towns.