Do you offer new home builds?

We do not. We are a design-build home remodeling company, which means our expertise shines through in remodeling your existing home to better suit your family and needs.

Does a whole home remodel have to include an addition?

Not necessarily. We determine whether an addition is needed based on the goals for the project. In some cases, the layout of the original home can accommodate the layout without an addition. In other cases, an addition is needed to achieve the right flow and layout.

How long does a whole home remodel typically take?

Because a whole home project can vary so wildly in scope, it’s difficult to give an average estimated length. Submit the form on this page to get a more detailed estimate based on your project’s goals.

Whole Home Remodeling Services

Making Your Home Truly Yours

Sometimes the perfect home is already the one you live in.

You may love your neighborhood, your schools, and the memories you've built over the years. What no longer works is the house itself. And finding a new home that checks every box can be difficult, especially in a competitive market.

A whole home remodel gives you the opportunity to rethink your home from top to bottom. Rather than making compromises on a new house, you can create spaces that reflect your lifestyle, priorities, and long-term goals.

Whether that means opening up the main level, adding square footage, finishing the basement, creating dedicated wellness spaces, or completely reimagining the flow of the home, a whole home remodel allows you to build the home you've always wanted without leaving the place you already love.

What’s Often Included in a Whole Home Remodel

Every whole home remodeling project is different because every family lives differently. Some homeowners want to improve the flow between existing spaces. Others need additional square footage, updated finishes, better functionality, or room for new hobbies and interests.

Rather than focusing on a single room, a whole home remodel looks at how every space works together to create a more cohesive living experience. It may include any combination of the following:

a dining area and kitchen with eclectic, yet cohesive design. a boho-inspired rattan chandelier in the dining room over a rough-hewn wooden table. an open industrial pipe bookshelf. Light green cabinets in the kitchen.

Kitchens and Living Areas

The kitchen and main living spaces often serve as the heart of the home. Remodeling these areas can improve flow, increase functionality, create better gathering spaces, and support the way your family lives and entertains.

Entryways, Mudrooms and Laundry Rooms

Small, high-traffic spaces can have a significant impact on everyday life. Thoughtful storage, improved organization, and more functional layouts help reduce clutter and simplify daily routines.

a wide shot of a finished basement, showcasing a full fridge, custom bar, pool table, and tv area with fireplace and built-in shelving.

Basement Finishing

An unfinished or underutilized basement can become valuable living space. Homeowners often use the basement space to create entertainment areas, guest accommodations, home offices and/or fitness spaces.

Exterior Upgrades

Whole home projects often extend beyond the inside walls of the home Porches, decks, exterior improvements, and updated entryways can strengthen curb appeal while creating a more cohesive connection between indoor and outdoor living.

bedroom with gorgeous navy accent wall featuring wainscoting and bespoke midcentury-inspired wall sconces.

Second Floor Additions or Remodeling

When additional space is needed, remodeling or expanding the second floor can create room for bedrooms, bathrooms, home offices, and functional spaces. These projects help families gain the space they need to grow.

a view from a bar and kitchen area into an indoor sport court

Indoor Sport Courts or Wellness Rooms

Today's homeowners are increasingly looking for ways to support recreation, fitness, and personal wellness at home. Dedicated spaces such as sport courts, golf simulators, and home gyms can be incorporated into a larger whole home remodeling project.

Minnesota home addition with craftsman gable entry, exposed timber trusses, black front door, and stacked stone accent

Why Choose Titus Contracting?

Whole home remodeling projects involve more moving pieces than a typical renovation. That's why planning, communication, and coordination matter.

As a design-build remodeling company, Titus Contracting manages the entire process from design through construction, helping homeowners create a cohesive home that supports the way they live today and in the years ahead.

Our Portfolio

Explore some of our past projects to see how we transformed Minnesota homes.

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What Our Clients Say

We did a two story home addition with Titus Contracting. They did an amazing job making sure everything was covered and thought of in detail. They gave us plenty of time to go through all the documents, review them, ask questions, adjust plans.

Andy K.

Everyone involved in my project - whether they were employees or subcontractors - made it very clear they wanted me to be happy with their work. In fact, I was awed by it! In a couple of instances, workers returned weeks after the completion of the project to make minor tweaks; additional examples of Titus's attention to detail. It is a testament to the quality of the work and the experience that I missed not seeing the Titus crew come in on a near-daily basis.

Cynthia S.

Titus contracting did an excellent job gutting and redoing our master bathroom. It is everything we needed & wanted. Money well spent. I highly recommend them.

Rachel B.

Titus Contracting did a marvelous job managing our home addition. Communication, solutions thinking, and quality of work were exceptional. Our project manager Tracy was responsive and fun to work with! Our new room is beautiful and exactly what we dreamed. Thank you!!

Roxanne K.

Titus remodeled our entire house and made it our home! During the 10-month project, all staff and crew members were onsite when promised and the project was completed on budget. Our project included a lot of work from all the trades, and they were on time, respectful, and always left a clean jobsite. With a project of this size there were bound to be a few challenges and surprises, and Titus staff always handled them with the utmost professionalism, patience, and trustworthiness. We even had many laughs along the way!

John J.

Scott at Titus has been fantastic. He listened to our needs and worked with us to create a plan for how we could achieve our goals with our house. The folks at Titus are thorough, conscientious and great partners. We highly recommend!

Robert B.

Over the years we have done several major remodeling projects to our homes and vacation properties; and as a result have experienced "the good, the bad, and the ugly" of do-it-yourself, handymen, and professional re-modelers. As a result, we can say without exception that Titus is the top of the line. From the start of the project to the final walk through, they are professional but personal, always available to answer questions, ready to make changes (or advise not to do so), and truly caring about our results.

Lynda R.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Short answer: it depends. We work directly with homeowners to minimize disruption to daily life. For some projects, homeowners can set up temporary spaces that rotate as rooms are completed. In other projects, homeowners may prefer to stay elsewhere during construction so that multiple rooms can be worked on at the same time.

During the planning process, we work with you to discuss expectations, construction schedules, and options for minimizing disruption so the project runs as smoothly as possible. Everything is transparent, so you can make a detailed plan without surprises.

The best way to get an estimate for a whole home remodeling project is to book a consultation using the form on this page.

Remodeling an entire home comes with several factors that impact cost: what rooms will be remodeled, will there be an addition added on, are any structural changes needed, etc.
As a general starting point, a full main level remodel including a kitchen, new flooring, trim, doors, and powder room starts around $120,000. Additional features like bedrooms, basements, and additions will increase the scope of the project and the ultimate cost.