Remodel the Whole Home, One Team

Either works. Some homeowners take on the whole house in one project because it is more efficient to open the walls once, and some phase it a room or a floor at a time to spread the cost or fit a timeline. At the consultation we help you sequence the work so the phases build on each other rather than undoing anything, and so you are never left without a usable kitchen or bathroom mid-project.

Yes. Once your project is underway, you work with an in-house CMK designer, and for larger projects we produce 3D renderings so you can see the layout and finishes before demolition begins. Selections happen at the Design Studio with real samples in hand, so what you approve on screen is what gets built.

Yes, that is one of the most common reasons homeowners call. Opening up a closed floor plan, converting an unused room, or reworking a layout involves framing, and often plumbing and electrical, which is exactly why holding all of those licenses in house matters. We confirm what is load-bearing, pull the permits, and handle the structural, mechanical, and finish work as one job.

It depends entirely on scope, from a few weeks for a couple of rooms to several months for a full-house renovation with structural changes. What does not change is that you get a real schedule before demolition starts and daily communication from a dedicated project manager throughout, so you always know what is happening and what comes next.

Yes. CMK is a Florida State Certified General Contractor, CGC 1516665, and also holds Certified Plumbing Contractor CFC 1430533, Certified Roofing Contractor CCC 1336554, and Registered Electrical Contractor ER 13016498, and the company is fully insured. Holding every relevant license means one company is accountable for the whole home rather than a chain of separate trades.