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[Home](/) 2. [Services](/services) 3. Full Home Renovations Full Home Renovations # Full Home Renovations in Virginia Beach & Hampton Roads A home renovation in Virginia Beach usually touches several rooms at once: kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint, and sometimes layout. Divine Touch runs the whole project as one job, one schedule, one crew, so you are not chasing separate contractors for cabinets, plumbing, electrical, and drywall while your house sits half-finished for months. Ready to transform your whole home? Divine Touch manages full home renovations and whole home remodeling projects from start to finish - kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, paint, trim, doors, lighting, and layout updates - so you can move back into a space that finally feels right. We help homeowners across Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Portsmouth plan multi-room renovations that update older homes, fix awkward layouts, and bring tired finishes back to life. A successful whole home remodel comes from clear planning, careful sequencing of trades, and steady communication, and that is exactly what our family-owned, veteran-owned team brings to every project. Whether you are renovating a recently purchased home or transforming the home you have lived in for years, we will help you map out the work in a way that fits your goals, your budget, and your timeline. [Call Now (757) 731-4151](tel:+17577314151)[Request an Estimate](/contact) ![Open-concept full home renovation with new kitchen, wide-plank floors, recessed lighting, and patio doors](/assets/full-home-open-concept-kitchen-living-room-B0m9zKqG.jpg) ## Common challenges we solve - You've gotten three different contractors out for three different rooms and none of them will talk to each other about the schedule. - The house was built in the 1960s or 70s and every room you touch reveals something else that needs attention. - You want the kitchen, both bathrooms, and the flooring done in a way that actually looks like one house instead of five different projects stacked on top of each other. - You're not sure if you can live in the house during the work or if you need to plan on staying somewhere else for part of it. - You bought a home that was never updated by the last owner and now every system, from the panel to the windows, is original. ## What's included - Whole-home walkthrough and written scope covering every room in play, so the plan is one document instead of a pile of separate estimates from separate trades. - Design and material selections guided room by room, with realistic lead times built into the schedule instead of promised on faith. - Permit pulls and inspections coordinated with the city, timed so trades aren't waiting weeks on paperwork mid-project. - Demolition and any layout or structural changes, including load-bearing wall evaluation before anything gets opened up. - Rough-in plumbing, electrical, and HVAC work sequenced so inspections happen in the right order the first time. - Flooring installed with continuity in mind across rooms and transitions, not picked room by room after the fact. - Cabinetry, trim, doors, and paint handled as one finish package so sheens, colors, and hardware match across the house. - Daily site cleanup and dust control between zones, with one point of contact managing the whole schedule from demo to punch list. ## How a Full Home Renovation Actually Goes 1. 01 ### Whole-home walkthrough and scope We walk every room that's part of the renovation with you, note what's structural versus cosmetic, and write a scope that covers the whole project as one document. This is also when we talk honestly about whether you can stay in the house during construction or whether certain phases make more sense with you somewhere else, based on which systems are getting touched and how many rooms are out of commission at once. 2. 02 ### Design and selections, with real lead times Cabinets, countertops, flooring, tile, doors, and fixtures get chosen room by room, but we build the schedule around actual lead times, not hopeful ones. Custom cabinetry and special-order tile can take weeks longer than stock options, and we'd rather tell you that up front than have a finished bathroom sitting empty because the vanity hasn't shipped. 3. 03 ### Permitting and phasing Structural changes, electrical panel work, and plumbing relocation typically require permits in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, or Portsmouth, and each city's turnaround and inspection scheduling is a little different. We phase the project so permitted work and inspections happen without stalling the trades that don't need a permit, and we handle the paperwork instead of leaving it on you. 4. 04 ### Demo and structural or layout changes This is the loudest, dustiest phase, and it's when hidden problems show up: rot, old wiring, undersized framing. We hang plastic dust barriers and seal off the zones not under construction so the rest of the house stays livable, and we shut off water or power to a section only for as long as the work in that section requires, not the whole house at once. 5. 05 ### Rough-in trades and inspections Plumbing, electrical, and HVAC rough-in happen in sequence, each one inspected before the walls close up. In older homes this is often where we find knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized supply lines, or a panel that can't handle added circuits, and we address it here rather than papering over it and dealing with it later as a service call. 6. 06 ### Finishes and punch list Drywall, paint, flooring, cabinetry, trim, and fixtures go in with the whole house treated as one finish package so sheens and hardware match room to room. We do a daily cleanup at the end of each work day regardless of which phase we're in, and we walk the finished space with you room by room before calling anything done. ## Decisions You'll Make Along the Way ### Layout changes and load-bearing walls Opening up a kitchen to a living room or combining two small bedrooms usually means dealing with at least one load-bearing wall, which requires an engineered header and, in most cases, a permit. It's more work than a cosmetic change, but it's often the difference between a house that feels chopped up and one that flows. ### Flooring continuity across rooms Running the same floor through the main living areas reads as one renovated house instead of a patchwork of rooms. It costs more up front than mixing materials room by room, but it avoids awkward transition strips and mismatched wear patterns down the line. ### Cabinetry and trim packages Stock cabinets install faster and cost less than semi-custom or custom lines, but custom sizing solves layout problems stock boxes can't, especially in older homes with uneven walls or tight corners. Trim profiles and door styles should stay consistent house-wide unless you're deliberately drawing a line between formal and casual spaces. ### Paint sheens Eggshell or satin in living areas and bedrooms, semi-gloss in kitchens, bathrooms, and trim, holds up to cleaning and moisture better than flat paint everywhere. It's a small decision that affects how the whole house looks and wears over the next several years. ### Doors and hardware Swapping interior doors and hardware throughout the house is one of the cheapest ways to make a renovation feel finished, but hinge and jamb sizes vary between older and newer doors, so it's not always a straight swap in a house with original 1960s or 70s doors. ### HVAC and electrical panel capacity A lot of Hampton Roads homes built before the 1980s have a panel that's maxed out before you add a renovated kitchen's appliance load or new bathroom exhaust fans and lighting circuits. We check panel capacity early in the process, because a panel upgrade changes both the schedule and the scope, and it's much easier to plan for than to discover mid-project. ### Insulation and windows If walls are already open for a layout change, it's worth adding insulation you wouldn't otherwise get access to again without tearing drywall back out. Window replacement is a separate decision from the renovation itself, but timing it during a renovation avoids paying for finish work twice around a new window opening. ## What Actually Drives the Price ### Scope and number of rooms A renovation touching one bathroom and the flooring in a hallway is a different project than one touching the kitchen, two bathrooms, and every floor in the house. More rooms means more trades running in parallel and more coordination, which affects both timeline and total scope. ### Square footage Larger homes mean more flooring, more paint, more trim, and more linear feet of everything, even when the finish level stays the same room to room. ### Structural changes Removing or altering a load-bearing wall, adding a header, or reworking a layout adds engineering, permitting, and labor that a purely cosmetic update doesn't require. ### Plumbing and electrical relocation Moving a sink, toilet, or electrical panel to a new location costs more than replacing what's already there in the same spot, because it means new lines, new inspections, and sometimes opening up floors or ceilings that weren't otherwise part of the plan. ### Material tier Stock versus semi-custom cabinetry, laminate versus stone counters, and builder-grade versus upgraded flooring all shift the total noticeably, and we'll walk you through the tradeoffs at each selection point rather than defaulting you to the most expensive option. ### Permits in Virginia Beach versus Chesapeake Each city has its own permit process, fee schedule, and inspection scheduling, and Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Portsmouth don't all move at the same pace. We factor your specific city into the schedule rather than assuming they're interchangeable. ### Surprises behind the walls in older homes Older homes in Norfolk and Portsmouth in particular sometimes have knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized supply lines, rotted framing behind tile or siding, or settled foundations that shift how a wall or floor was actually built. We can't quote for a surprise we haven't found yet, but we can tell you honestly what we're seeing the moment we find it and what it changes about scope. ## The Divine Touch difference One trusted team managing the entire project Realistic timelines and clear communication Quality craftsmanship in every room ![Freshly updated home exterior with modern paint, trim, and curb appeal landscaping in Hampton Roads VA](/assets/home-exterior-paint-renovation-curb-appeal-Cx06KWfO.jpg) ## Why choose Divine Touch Divine Touch is veteran-owned and family-owned, based in Virginia Beach since 2019, and we run full home renovations with one crew and one schedule instead of handing you off between subcontractors. Our team works bilingual, English and Spanish, on every job site, which matters when a renovation touches multiple trades and multiple conversations in the same week. We've worked in enough older Hampton Roads homes to expect surprises behind the walls instead of being caught off guard by them, and we tell you honestly when something changes the scope instead of burying it in a change order you don't understand. You get a single team accountable for the whole house, not five separate vendors pointing at each other when something doesn't line up. [Schedule a Consultation](/contact) ## Full Home Renovations Project Gallery ![Open-concept full home renovation with new kitchen, wide-plank floors, recessed lighting, and patio doors](/assets/full-home-open-concept-kitchen-living-room-B0m9zKqG.jpg) View Project ![Interior home improvement project with restored hardwood floors, custom staircase trim, and new chandelier lighting](/assets/hardwood-staircase-home-interior-remodel-BYuBtU6A.jpg) View Project ![Freshly updated home exterior with modern paint, trim, and curb appeal landscaping in Hampton Roads VA](/assets/home-exterior-paint-renovation-curb-appeal-Cx06KWfO.jpg) View Project ## Home Renovation Work Across Hampton Roads We run full home renovations across Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and the age and construction of the housing stock varies enough between these cities that it shapes how we plan a project before we ever open a wall. - ### [Home Renovations in Virginia Beach](/virginia-beach) Our home base, with everything from 1970s ranch homes near the Oceanfront to newer construction further inland, each with a different permit path through the city. - ### [Home Renovations in Chesapeake](/chesapeake) A mix of established neighborhoods and newer subdivisions, where panel capacity and layout constraints vary a lot depending on when the house was built. - ### [Home Renovations in Norfolk](/norfolk) Older housing stock close to the water and near the base, where knob-and-tube wiring and galvanized plumbing show up more often once walls come open. - ### [Home Renovations in Portsmouth](/portsmouth) Historic and mid-century homes where original framing and settled foundations are common enough that we plan for them rather than treat them as a surprise. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### Can we phase the renovation instead of doing everything at once? ### Do we have to move out during the renovation? ### How long does a full home renovation take? ### Who handles permits, us or you? ### Why use one contractor instead of hiring separately for each room? ### What happens if we want to change the scope mid-project? ### Our house is older, does that change how you work? ### Do you have Spanish-speaking staff on site? ### Can we start with just one room and treat it as the first phase? ### Can we phase the renovation instead of doing everything at once? Yes, and a lot of homeowners choose to. We can sequence a full renovation into phases, kitchen first, then bathrooms, then flooring and paint, based on your budget and how much disruption you can handle at once. We'll build a schedule around that from the start rather than treating phasing as an afterthought. ### Do we have to move out during the renovation? It depends on which rooms are being worked on and when. If the kitchen is down for two weeks and it's your only kitchen, that's worth planning around. If we're working on a bathroom you don't use daily, most people stay in the house. We'll talk through this room by room before work starts. ### How long does a full home renovation take? It depends heavily on scope, how many rooms, whether structural changes are involved, and how the permit timeline runs in your city. A kitchen and one bathroom is a different timeline than a whole-house renovation touching five rooms. We give you a real schedule once we've walked the house, not a generic estimate. ### Who handles permits, us or you? We handle it. Structural changes, electrical panel work, and plumbing relocation generally require permits in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and we pull them and schedule inspections as part of running the project, not as a separate task we hand back to you. ### Why use one contractor instead of hiring separately for each room? One crew running the whole schedule means the plumber, electrician, and finish carpenter aren't working off three different timelines that don't talk to each other. It also means one person is accountable for the whole house instead of each trade only being responsible for their own room. ### What happens if we want to change the scope mid-project? It happens often, once walls are open people sometimes decide to add a room or change a selection. We'll tell you honestly how a change affects the schedule and the rest of the project before you decide, rather than just adding it in quietly and letting the timeline slip without you knowing why. ### Our house is older, does that change how you work? Yes. In older Hampton Roads homes we expect to find things like knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized supply lines, or framing that's settled over the decades. We check panel capacity and plumbing condition early rather than waiting for a surprise mid-demo, and we tell you as soon as we find something that changes scope. ### Do you have Spanish-speaking staff on site? Yes, our team works bilingual in English and Spanish on every job, which matters on a full home renovation where multiple trades and decisions are happening across several rooms in the same week. ### Can we start with just one room and treat it as the first phase? Yes, that's a common way to start. Many homeowners begin with the kitchen or a bathroom, live with it for a while, then come back to us for the next phase. We'll still walk the whole house up front so later phases match what's already been done. ## Related Reading [ ### Remodeling Permits in Virginia and Hampton Roads What actually requires a permit in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and why it matters for phasing a full home renovation. ](/blog/remodeling-permits-virginia-hampton-roads)[ ### Kitchen Remodeling A deeper look at kitchen scope, cabinetry, and layout decisions if the kitchen is the anchor of your whole-home project. ](/kitchen-remodeling)[ ### Bathroom Remodeling Walk-in showers, tile, and layout details for the bathrooms that usually get renovated alongside the rest of the house. ](/bathroom-remodeling)[ ### Flooring Services How we keep flooring consistent across rooms and transitions when a renovation covers more than one space. ](/flooring-services)[ ### Past Projects See completed work across Hampton Roads to get a feel for the scope and finish level we bring to full home renovations. ](/projects)[ ### About Divine Touch Who we are as a veteran-owned, family-owned, bilingual crew based in Virginia Beach since 2019. ](/about) ## Explore more services [ ### Kitchen Remodeling Custom cabinets, countertops, lighting, flooring, and full kitchen transformations. View ](/kitchen-remodeling)[ ### Bathroom Remodeling Walk-in showers, vanities, tile, fixtures, and modern bathroom updates. View ](/bathroom-remodeling)[ ### General Home Improvements Repairs, upgrades, finishing touches, and improvement work of all sizes. View ](/general-home-improvements)[ ### Roofing Services Protect and improve your home with residential roofing services, roof updates, repair support, and exterior home improvement solutions. View ](/roofing-services)[ ### Fence Services Improve privacy, curb appeal, and outdoor function with residential fence services, fence repair, fence replacement, and backyard fencing support. View ](/fence-services)[ ### Flooring Services Hardwood, LVP, tile, and laminate flooring installation, replacement, and repair. View ](/flooring-services)[ ### Painting Services Interior and exterior house painting, cabinets, trim, and siding, with prep done properly. 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