Whole-Home Renovations in Englewood, CO
LTA Construct runs whole-home and multi-room renovations across Englewood and the south Denver metro, coordinating every trade and doing the cabinetry, stairs and trim in-house. Whole-home renovations typically take three to six months depending on scope.
A whole-home renovation is a dozen projects that have to agree with each other. The kitchen cabinets, the stair treads, the door casings and the built-ins should look like one decision. When the same carpenter builds all of them, they do.
The white kitchen and the curved staircase on this site are from full renovations. They are the rooms clients photograph, but the doors, trim and paint that tie a house together are the same job.
What’s included
- Scope planning and phasing so you can stay in the house
- Kitchens, baths and living spaces
- Staircases, railings and flooring
- Doors, casing, baseboard and crown throughout
- Built-ins and storage in every room that needs it
- Electrical, plumbing and HVAC upgrades
- Pre-sale renovations and punch lists
- Permits and inspections
How long it takes
Multi-room renovation: 6 to 12 weeks. Whole house, occupied: 3 to 5 months in phases. Whole house, vacant: 2 to 4 months.
Timelines are typical for the south Denver metro and depend on material lead times. No prices are listed on this site because every project is different; the cost and timeline guide explains what moves the number.
Whole-Home Renovations photos
What clients say about this work
Luke and his team did an outstanding job tackling a whole list of projects around our house before we put it on the market. He handled drywall repairs, fixed our water fountain, adjusted and repaired cabinet doors, painted our entry doors, and re-did grout. They did all the repairs with the same level of care and attention to detail. It’s rare to find someone who’s equally skilled across so many different types of work, and Luke made what could have been a headache of a multi-project job feel completely seamless. He was professional, efficient, and clearly took pride in doing things right rather than just fast. Every project was completed to a high standard, and the results spoke for themselves. Our house sold the very first weekend it was listed, over asking price. I have no doubt the work Luke did helped make that happen. I’d highly recommend him to anyone who needs a reliable handyman who can handle a variety of repairs without cutting corners, especially if you’re prepping a home for sale. Adam
Positive experience from start to finish. I have nothing but good things to say about my experience with LTA. We did a kitchen remodel with Luke. The project was always about us and what WE wanted. Luke’s ego never got in the way. He was always accommodating with any new idea I had, something I wanted to change or do differently than initially expected and always said, “it’s your kitchen, you should do it how you want it”. Luke was ALWAYS communicating. I always knew the plan. If I had questions, Luke was quick to respond. Luke kept in communication with our designer and other contractors and handled any issues promptly. The work itself is exceptional. Our kitchen is absolutely beautiful and perfect. Luke is precise and takes a solution oriented approach. At the end of each work day, Luke always cleaned up. If you’ve ever had a contractor that didn’t, know how important this is! Finally, Luke is trustworthy. I had no issue if Luke needed access to our home while we weren’t there, absolutely never felt like we were being taken advantage of in terms of cost of services and most importantly, Our dog loves him - you gotta trust that! Work Worth every penny!
Questions people ask
Where do we start?
A walkthrough. Luke lists everything you want, tells you what he would do first and why, and you get a phased plan you can afford in the order that makes sense.
Can you do a pre-sale renovation?
Yes. One review is exactly that: drywall repair, cabinet doors, paint, grout and a fountain repair before listing. Small items done with the same care as a full remodel.
Who runs the subcontractors?
Luke. He hires the electricians, plumbers and tile setters he has worked with, schedules them, and checks their work.
Do you work with designers?
Yes, and with clients who are their own designer. Either way, decisions get made with samples in the actual room.
Ready to talk about whole-home renovations?
Send a photo or a sketch. You will get a straight answer from Luke, usually within a day.