Whole-Home Remodeling in Centennial, CO

Whole-Home Remodeling That Modernizes Centennial’s Ranch and Split-Level Homes

Centennial’s housing stock, much of it built from the 1960s through the 1980s, often still has the dated kitchens, closed-off floor plans, and smaller baths typical of that era. Whole-home remodeling lets you rework the entire layout at once, updating systems and structure to fit how the home is used today. PrimeStone Construction Group plans and builds these projects as a single coordinated process rather than a series of disconnected trades.

How much does whole-home remodeling cost in Centennial? Whole-home remodeling in Centennial typically runs $100,000–$450,000+ depending on scope, usually taking 3 to 6 months, with gut remodels taking longer.

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Why Centennial Homeowners Choose PrimeStone for Whole-Home Remodeling

Structural engineer on staff: PrimeStone is structural engineer-owned, which matters in older Centennial homes where removing walls between the kitchen, dining, and living areas requires understanding what is load-bearing.
Design-build coordination: One team handles layout design, engineering, and construction, reducing the handoff gaps that slow down full-house projects.
Familiar with Front Range soils: Expansive clay soils common in the south Denver metro affect foundations and basements, a factor PrimeStone accounts for when a whole-home project touches the lower level.
Experience with Centennial permitting: PrimeStone works within City of Centennial permit requirements and HOA approval processes that many Centennial neighborhoods require for additions and exterior work.

Whole-Home Remodeling for Centennial Homes

Many Centennial houses are ranch, split-level, or two-story homes from the 1960s through the 1980s, with segmented floor plans, dated kitchens and baths, and basements that are unfinished or only partly finished. A whole-home remodel is often the most direct way to address all of this together, rather than tackling one room at a time over several years. PrimeStone evaluates the existing structure, including which interior walls carry load, before proposing layout changes that open up the floor plan. Because many of these homes have aging electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems, a whole-house project is also an opportunity to update those systems while the walls and floors are already open.

Opening up closed floor plans: Removing or relocating load-bearing and non-load-bearing walls to connect kitchens, dining, and living spaces common in 1960s-1980s layouts.
Systems updates throughout: Replacing or upgrading electrical, plumbing, and HVAC as part of the same project instead of as separate later repairs.
Basement integration: Finishing or reconfiguring unfinished or partly finished basements as part of the whole-house scope, accounting for expansive clay soil conditions affecting the foundation.

Whole-Home Remodeling Cost in Centennial

Whole-home remodeling in Centennial typically costs $100,000–$450,000+ depending on scope, usually taking 3 to 6 months, with gut remodels taking longer. Projects that involve structural wall removal, basement finishing, or full systems replacement run toward the higher end, while projects with a lighter structural scope or phased schedule can cost less. Whether the home is remodeled all at once or in phases also affects total project cost and duration.

Planning your budget? Read our home renovation cost guide for a full breakdown.

Permits for Whole-Home Remodeling in Centennial

Whole-home remodeling projects in Centennial are permitted through the City of Centennial, and structural changes, systems work, and any exterior or additions typically require review. Many Centennial neighborhoods also have an HOA, so exterior changes or additions may need HOA approval in addition to city permits. The scope of a whole-home remodel, particularly structural wall removal and basement work, generally determines how many separate permit reviews are involved.

PrimeStone confirms current permit and HOA approval requirements with the City of Centennial and the applicable HOA before work begins.

Full Whole-Home Remodeling Details

This page focuses on whole-home remodeling specifically in Centennial. For our complete breakdown of process, costs, timelines, materials, and code requirements, see our main Whole-Home Remodeling page (linked here).

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does whole-home remodeling cost in Centennial?

Whole-home remodeling in Centennial typically costs $100,000–$450,000+ depending on scope, usually taking 3 to 6 months, with gut remodels taking longer. Structural changes, basement work, and full systems replacement tend to push costs toward the higher end of that range.

Do I need HOA approval for a whole-home remodel in Centennial?

Many Centennial neighborhoods have an HOA, and additions or exterior changes often require HOA approval in addition to City of Centennial permits. PrimeStone confirms current requirements with both the city and the HOA before starting work.

How long does a whole-home remodel take in Centennial?

Most whole-home remodels take 3 to 6 months, though gut remodels that rebuild the home down to the studs take longer. Timeline depends on whether the project is done all at once or phased in stages.

Can you remove walls in my ranch or split-level home?

Many Centennial ranch and split-level homes have load-bearing walls separating the kitchen from living and dining areas. Because PrimeStone is structural engineer-owned, wall removal is evaluated and engineered in-house as part of the design-build process.

Should I remodel my whole house at once or in phases?

Both approaches are common in Centennial; a whole-house approach is usually faster and allows systems and structural work to be coordinated together, while phasing spreads out cost and disruption over time. PrimeStone lays out both options based on your budget and how the home needs to function during construction.

Will my basement be part of the remodel?

Many Centennial homes have unfinished or partly finished basements, which are often included in a whole-home remodel scope. Because expansive clay soils are common in the area, foundation and basement work is evaluated as part of the structural planning.

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