Full Home Remodeling with Curtis Bros
Award-winning home remodeling in Williamsburg, VA delivering stunning custom renovations. From design to completion, we create homes that inspire daily living and improve resale value.
25+ Years Experience
Renovate Your Home with Curtis Bros Contracting
A complete home remodel is about more than updating several rooms. It is about making the different parts of your home work together. Changes in one area often affect another, whether that means carrying new flooring into the next room, moving a wall, or updating plumbing and electrical systems. Curtis Bros plans the work as one project so the finished home feels consistent and functions the way it should.
Homeowners choose us because we take responsibility for the job as a whole. We define what is included, coordinate each stage of construction, handle permits and inspections, and keep you informed along the way.
We care about what is behind the finished surfaces just as much as what you see. Good remodeling should look right, work properly, and hold up over time. Our goal is to improve your home in a way that fits how you live while giving you confidence that the work was done correctly.
Our Full Service Home Remodeling in Virginia
A Structured Approach to Residential Remodeling
Our Complete Home Remodeling Process
These phases often overlap. Timing depends on the size of the home, structural changes, permitting, material selections, and product availability.
Consultation & Existing Conditions (1 to 3 Weeks)
We walk through the home, discuss how you want each space to function, take measurements, and document the conditions that may affect the remodel.
Design, Scope & Selections (4 to 10 Weeks)
Plans are developed, the scope is defined, major materials are selected, and engineering is coordinated when structural modifications are involved.
Permits, Ordering & Preparation (4 to 8 Weeks)
We coordinate permit and neighborhood requirements, order major materials, establish site access, and protect areas of the home that will remain in place.
Demolition, Structural Work & Rough Ins (4 to 10 Weeks)
Controlled demolition is followed by framing, structural modifications, repairs, and coordinated plumbing, electrical, and HVAC work.
Construction & Finish Work (8 to 18 Weeks)
Drywall, cabinetry, tile, flooring, doors, trim, paint, fixtures, and other finishes are installed in the correct sequence.
Final Inspections & Walkthrough (1 to 3 Weeks)
We complete final connections, required inspections, punch list items, cleaning, documentation, and a final walkthrough of the completed home.
Why Remodel Your Whole Home?
Whole home remodeling lets you solve connected problems through one coordinated plan, improving the layout, updating aging systems, and creating a consistent finished home without reopening completed spaces later.
Improve the Way Your Home Works
Rework traffic flow, storage, room relationships, and accessibility around the way you use the house every day.
Coordinate the Work as One Project
Plan structural work, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, flooring, and finishes together instead of treating each room as a separate job.
Update What Is Behind the Walls
Address aging wiring, plumbing, insulation, framing, and moisture concerns when needed while the home is already open for construction.
Create a Consistent Finished Home
Carry compatible flooring, trim, colors, fixtures, and materials from room to room so the renovation feels intentional.
Contact a Virginia Class A Licensed Contractor Today!
Our office is based in Williamsburg, and we serve Virginia homeowners from Richmond to Virginia Beach and Chesapeake. Share your project details and let us show you why Curtis Bros. is the contractor trusted across Virginia.
Frequently Asked Questions
A whole home remodel can include kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, layout changes, windows and exterior doors, siding, structural modifications, additions, and updates to plumbing, electrical, or HVAC systems. The exact scope depends on what the home needs and how you want it to function when the renovation is complete.
A single room remodel focuses on one defined space. Whole home remodeling considers how rooms, finishes, structural components, and mechanical systems affect one another. Planning the work together helps prevent completed areas from being disturbed again during later improvements.
Complete home renovations are usually measured in months rather than weeks. The schedule depends on the size of the home, structural changes, additions, permitting, inspections, material availability, and the level of finish. Curtis Bros develops a project specific schedule once the plans, selections, and scope are established.
Sometimes, but it depends on how much of the home is affected. Temporary housing may be more practical when construction involves the main kitchen, several bathrooms, major utility interruptions, or large sections of the house at the same time. We discuss access, dust control, utilities, and possible phasing before construction begins.
Layout changes, additions, structural modifications, and some major system upgrades may require detailed plans or engineering. Curtis Bros identifies those needs during planning and coordinates the necessary information before permit applications and construction.
Curtis Bros handles applicable building permits and inspection scheduling for the work included in our contract. For homes in communities with architectural review requirements, we can also provide the plans, product information, and project details needed for the homeowner’s submission.
There is no reliable flat price because every home and scope are different. Cost is affected by the size of the house, structural work, system upgrades, finish selections, windows and doors, exterior improvements, additions, and existing conditions. We develop pricing from a clearly defined scope rather than relying on a broad estimate that may leave out important work.
Yes, when the layout and construction sequence allow it. Phasing can make the project easier to manage, but it may also extend the overall schedule and repeat certain costs such as site protection, mobilization, and temporary work. We help determine whether completing the renovation at once or in planned phases makes more sense.
Demolition can reveal water damage, wood rot, unsafe wiring, deteriorated plumbing, or structural problems that were not visible beforehand. If that happens, we document the condition, explain the available repair options, and discuss any cost or schedule changes before proceeding with additional work.