Top to bottom. Done right.
Full-home renovations across Hartford and Tolland Counties. New mechanicals, new finishes, new layouts — all coordinated as a single, on-time, on-budget build.
When the bones are good, but everything else needs to go.
You bought a house with great structure, great location, and dated everything else. Or you've lived in it for 30 years and it's time. A whole-home renovation is the most efficient way to modernize: every system, every finish, every layout — handled in one coordinated build.
Lagace runs whole-home renovations as a single project with one crew, one schedule, one set of permits. That's why our timelines actually hit and our customers know what their final number is before we break ground.
- Kitchen, baths, all bedrooms, all living areas
- New electrical (panel upgrade + new wiring)
- New plumbing (where applicable)
- New HVAC zoning and ductwork
- Insulation and energy-envelope upgrades
- Layout changes (wall removal, bump-outs, additions)
- Exterior siding, roofing, windows, doors
Recent Connecticut projects.
Book a free, no-pressure quote.
Pick a time that works for you. Scott or one of our project leads will visit your home, walk the project with you, and follow up with a clear written estimate — usually within 5 business days.
- On-site consultation, no obligation
- Line-itemized written estimate
- Real timelines and a real start date
- CT Licensed & Insured (Reg. HIC.0617594)
Tell us about your project. We'll call you back within 1 business day.
Skip the back-and-forth. Book a meeting directly on Scott's calendar.
Prefer to call? Reach Scott directly at (860) 933-2700 • CT Licensed & Insured (Reg. HIC.0617594)
Common questions.
How much does a whole-home renovation cost in CT?
A modest 1,500 sq ft renovation typically runs $250,000-$450,000. A full 2,500-3,500 sq ft modern renovation with new kitchen, baths, mechanicals, and finishes runs $450,000-$900,000. Major structural changes push higher.
How long does a whole-home renovation take?
Most whole-home renovations take 6-12 months from demo through certificate of occupancy. Smaller scopes (kitchen + baths + finishes only) can run 4-6 months.
Should I move out during construction?
For whole-home renovations, yes — at least during the demolition and rough-in phases (typically 8-16 weeks). We help you plan timing around school years, leases, or other constraints.
Hartford & Tolland Counties
Based in Andover, CT — building, remodeling, and adding on to homes across central and eastern Connecticut for over two decades.
Ready to bring your home up to 2026?
Whether it's a kitchen refresh, a major addition, or a brand new home — we'll bring the same craftsmanship to your project that we'd bring to ours.
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