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Renovation
& Remodeling

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Renovation and remodeling are opportunities to transform spaces and exceed expectations. From minor updates to complete home renovations, Revision brings a wealth of experience to every endeavor.

John Daly

Enhancing Your Living Space

Using the well-established relationships we have with trades, designers, and architects, our team provides you with the tools necessary to make informed decisions while leveraging your existing home’s assets.

Recent Work

The Revision Process

With decades of experience, our team focuses on meticulous craftsmanship and a personalized approach to ensure every project meets your unique needs and vision. From start to finish, we make the process smooth and transparent, delivering results that elevate both style and function.

Phase 1: Consultation & Remodeling Assessment

Consultation & Remodeling Assessment

Every renovation begins with understanding your home as it exists today. We meet with you on-site to walk through the space, discuss your goals, and evaluate the structural and design opportunities your home presents. This initial consultation allows us to align on scope, budget expectations, and timeline before any design work begins.

The consultation process typically covers:

  • A full walkthrough of the existing structure
  • Your vision, priorities, and how you use (or want to use) each space
  • An honest conversation about budget range and project feasibility

From here, we help determine whether an architect or designer is needed, and if so, we introduce you to trusted local professionals we’ve built strong relationships with over the years

Phase 2: Renovation Selection

Renovation Selection

Architect hand-sketching a custom home elevation in pencil — design development phase at Stonewood

1. Defining the Scope

Together, we decide which areas of your home to renovate and to what extent, whether it’s a single room refresh, a full addition, or a whole-home remodel. This scope guides every decision that follows.

2. Design Preparation

Gather photos that reflect your style and organize them by room. Create a wishlist noting features, finishes, and how you plan to use each space; this helps us and your designer understand your vision from day one.

3. Conceptual Design

Architects will present hand-drawn, loose concepts during the initial design review, capturing the essence of your lifestyle quickly and cost-effectively.

4. Preliminary Budget

We estimate a working budget based on cost per square foot for renovation work, informed by our experience with similar projects and a conversation about the finishes and features you have in mind.

5. Design Development

The architect will create detailed CAD drawings leading to a ‘bid set.’ We’ll pause here to prepare a formal budget, ensuring we stay on track with your expectations.

Phase 3: Architecture & Interior Design

Interior Design

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN

Architect or designer presents initial concepts, often hand-sketched or loose layouts, that capture the intent of the renovation quickly and cost-effectively before investing in detailed drawings.

REFINING THE DRAWINGS

Concepts are transferred to CAD for detailed construction documents, including updated floor plans and elevations that reflect how the new work integrates with your existing home.

 

LISTENING TO CRAFTSMAN

While most remodelers wait for final plans, we involve subcontractors early to review plans, ensuring the feasibility of the design and identifying any potential challenges or improvements.

FINE TUNING

With alignment and budget confirmed, we take our fiduciary responsibility seriously, using competitive bidding to ensure every dollar is well spent. Then, our Interior Design team guides you through selecting materials, finishes, lighting, furniture, and more, so the process feels seamless and enjoyable.

Phase 4: Budget Review

Budget Review

Built-in home office desk beside a navy kitchen in a Stonewood custom home — pre-construction budget phase at Stonewood

We pride ourselves on our exceptionally detailed specifications and budgets. Once we have the Bid Set drawings, we develop comprehensive specifications to cover aspects not included in the drawings. We then compile these to solicit competitive bids for every part of your project. This gives you an early, accurate view of costs, allowing for design adjustments without significant expense.

Known for our meticulous budgeting process, we deliver precise and competitive pricing, often resulting in significant savings. Our approach ensures a lower cost per square foot than competitors, reflecting our commitment to cost-effectiveness and accuracy.

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Phase 5: Review & Delivery

Review & Delivery

Stonewood builders reviewing blueprints at a home construction site — construction management phase at Stonewood

1. Quality Assurance

Our project managers oversee quality assurance at every step, maintaining open communication with subcontractors and homeowners to keep everyone informed and address any questions promptly.

2. Performance Testing

We conduct performance tests throughout construction to ensure that all building practices are followed and details are meticulously attended to, minimizing potential issues.

3. Walkthroughs and Occupancy

Several walkthroughs are performed before occupancy to create a “Punch List” of concerns. A final walkthrough with the clients ensures the home meets our high standards, followed by a white glove cleaning.

4. After Completion

We provide extensive warranty coverage and conduct a thorough inspection after the first year to address any issues as the home settles and is used daily, ensuring ongoing quality and client satisfaction.

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