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Whole Home Renovations

Gut renovations from studs to paint, run by one HomeCore Construction team, with every stage documented.

Walk in shower finished in marble look tile, with a mosaic niche and mosaic floor

Why HomeCore Construction

One Team for the Whole House

A whole home renovation touches every trade at once. HomeCore Construction runs it with one team: demo, framing, rough-ins, insulation, drywall, floors, tile, trim and paint, plus custom cabinetry from our own shop.

Because we do the work ourselves, the schedule holds together and the finish is consistent from room to room. We document every stage, as you can see in the two stories below.

We renovate homes across Nassau and Suffolk counties and handle all permit filing and inspections. Suffolk County Home Improvement License HI-74242.

What We Do

Whole Home Renovation Services

Gut renovations and full interior makeovers.

Demo down to the studs
New layouts and framing
Plumbing, electric and ductwork
Spray foam and batt insulation
Drywall and ceilings

Hardwood and plank flooring
Kitchens and baths
Laundry rooms
Trim, doors and paint
Roofing and exterior work when needed

Whole Home 1

A Full Renovation With a New Roof

From the original stair and kitchen through demo, a new roof and the finished rooms.

Kitchen before: The old kitchen with white cabinets and a refrigerator by the window. — **Kitchen before**The old kitchen with white cabinets and a refrigerator by the window.

Open framing: Framing and wiring exposed after demo. — **Open framing**Framing and wiring exposed after demo.

Shingles going on: Crew laying shingles over new synthetic underlayment. — **Shingles going on**Crew laying shingles over new synthetic underlayment.

Hanging drywall: Crew hanging drywall, with sheets and a table saw in the room. — **Hanging drywall**Crew hanging drywall, with sheets and a table saw in the room.

Finished kitchen: White cabinets, stainless appliances, and pendants over the peninsula. — **Finished kitchen**White cabinets, stainless appliances, and pendants over the peninsula.

Tub and shower tiled: Marble look tile and a niche around the tub. — **Tub and shower tiled**Marble look tile and a niche around the tub.

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Whole Home 2

Bedrooms, Bath and Hardwood

From bold blue bedrooms to finished rooms, a new bath and hardwood throughout.

Blue bedroom before: Bold blue walls and old carpet before demolition. — **Blue bedroom before**Bold blue walls and old carpet before demolition.

Down to the studs: Walls and ceilings opened, with demo debris on the subfloor. — **Down to the studs**Walls and ceilings opened, with demo debris on the subfloor.

Wiring and ductwork: New electrical cable and insulated ductwork run through the framing. — **Wiring and ductwork**New electrical cable and insulated ductwork run through the framing.

Hardwood going in: Crew nailing down new strip hardwood flooring. — **Hardwood going in**Crew nailing down new strip hardwood flooring.

Finished bath: New vanity with a dark base, a framed mirror, and tiled walls. — **Finished bath**New vanity with a dark base, a framed mirror, and tiled walls.

Hardwood hallway: Finished hardwood flooring running down the hallway. — **Hardwood hallway**Finished hardwood flooring running down the hallway.

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How It Works

Our Whole Home Process

Clear steps, one accountable team, and no surprises.

WalkthroughWe walk every room with you and list what you want changed.
Plan and phasingWe set the order of work and how you will live during it.
Estimate and scheduleAn honest written price and timeline.
PermitsWe file the permits and handle the inspections.
Demo and rough-insDemo, framing, plumbing, electric, ductwork and insulation.
FinishDrywall, floors, tile, cabinetry, trim, paint and a final walkthrough.

Questions

Whole Home Renovations FAQ

What does a whole home renovation include?

Usually everything inside the walls and more: demo, new framing, plumbing, electric and ductwork, insulation, drywall, floors, tile, trim and paint. Our two Whole Home stories show it room by room, and one of them includes a new roof.

Can we stay in the house?

For a true gut renovation most families move out for part or all of the job. For smaller scopes we can phase the work room by room. We plan this with you up front.

Can you renovate in phases?

Yes. We can plan a whole home in phases, starting with the work that has to come first, like structure, roofing or mechanicals.

Do you handle permits and inspections?

HomeCore Construction handles all permit filing and inspections. Every Long Island town and village has its own building department and rules, so we check what your project needs before we price it, file the paperwork, and meet the inspectors on site.

What areas do you serve?

HomeCore Construction renovates homes across Nassau and Suffolk counties, from Garden City and Rockville Centre to Bay Shore, Huntington and the East End.

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