Whole-Home & Major Interior Remodeling

Thinking About a Major Renovation in the Next 6–12 Months?

Projects at this scale require months of planning before a single wall comes down. The right time to have a conversation is now not to commit, just to understand what your project actually involves and what it will realistically cost. Sean will tell you both.

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Your Trusted Whole-Home Remodeling Contractor Across Eastern Michigan

At $100,000 or more, a whole-home renovation isn’t just a construction project. It’s months of your life, a significant portion of your savings, and your family living through controlled chaos while trusting someone you’ve known for a few weeks to do what they said they’d do.

Most homeowners who call us have already been let down once. A contractor who went quiet after the deposit. A project that ran three months past the promised finish date with no explanation. A final bill that looked nothing like the original quote. At a smaller scale, that’s a bad experience. At this scale, it can be financially devastating.

Sean Kurtz built Michigan Rose Construction on a different standard. You hear back within one business day always. Every cost change comes with a written change order before work proceeds always. And the project doesn’t close until you’ve walked every room and signed off on every detail always.

We manage whole-home and major interior renovations starting at $100,000 across Eastern Michigan. Kitchen, bathrooms, structural layout, flooring, electrical, plumbing coordinated under one licensed contractor, one timeline, and one point of contact who answers the phone. Michigan Rose is LARA-licensed (Residential Builder #262300264), a member of the Builders & Remodelers Association of Greater Ann Arbor (BRAG), and every project is backed by a 1-year labor warranty.

What Whole-Home & Major Interior Remodeling Actually Involves

Here is what most homeowners don’t find out until it’s too late: when you renovate rooms one at a time with different contractors, nobody is accountable for how it all comes together. The kitchen contractor finishes and leaves. Six months later the bathroom contractor shows up and has no idea what was done to the plumbing. Eighteen months after that, you realize the flooring transitions look wrong because nobody planned them together. And you’ve paid mobilization costs three separate times.

A whole-home remodel done right is planned as a single project layout, systems, and finishes designed together so every trade works in sequence and every room looks like it belongs to the same home. The disruption happens once. The result is cohesive. And the cost is lower than repeating the process in pieces over several years.

Michigan Rose has managed projects like this across Ann Arbor Colonials, mid-century ranches in Washtenaw County, and split-levels throughout the Detroit suburbs homes with different bones, different histories, and structural problems that had to be solved before anything cosmetic made sense. We know what these projects uncover, we know how to handle it, and we know how to tell you about it before it affects your budget.

A major interior remodel at this scale typically involves:

  • Coordinated renovation across multiple rooms (kitchen, bathrooms, living areas, bedrooms)
  • Structural work — wall removal or addition, load-bearing modifications, floor plan reconfiguration
  • Full electrical and plumbing system updates to support the new layout
  • New flooring throughout — hardwood, LVP, or tile selected and installed in sequence
  • Consistent finish selections carried through every space for a cohesive, intentional result
  • Permit management and code compliance across every trade involved

What Sean's Clients Actually Experience

The reviews Michigan Rose has earned describe the same thing over and over: a contractor who communicates clearly, shows up when he says he will, and doesn’t consider the job done until the client is satisfied. Kyle Wheeler called it “outstanding craftsmanship and professionalism.” Matt, who has worked with contractors across the US and Canada, said Sean “goes above and beyond to ensure his clients are taken care of.” Dave Dupuie called the experience “a grand slam.”

Those reviews are mostly from smaller projects. For a whole-home renovation where the stakes are higher and the timeline is longer that standard doesn’t drop. It becomes more important.

If you want to talk to a past client before committing, ask during your consultation. Sean will connect you.

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Why Whole-Home Remodeling Pays Off

Here is what a project this size should deliver and what Michigan Rose is accountable for delivering on every one.

  1. Coordinated Design, Consistent Results When every room is planned together, materials, finishes, and layouts work as a unified whole not a collection of individual projects that don’t quite match.

  2. One Crew, One Timeline, Less Disruption Bundling major interior renovations into a single project compresses the total time you’re living through construction. Trades are sequenced so the project moves not stalled between phases.

  3. Real Cost Efficiency at Scale Major projects benefit from consolidated mobilization costs, material ordering efficiency, and permit management. Doing it all once is consistently more cost-effective than repeating smaller jobs over several years.

  4. Structural Work Done Right the First Time If your home needs walls moved, load-bearing modifications, or electrical and plumbing rerouted, doing that work once as part of a comprehensive plan eliminates the cost and disruption of opening walls again later.

  5. Significant Increase in Home Value A professionally executed whole-home renovation is one of the highest-return investments a homeowner can make in the Eastern Michigan market both in appraised value and in long-term livability.

  6. Licensed, Insured, Warranted Michigan Rose Construction is a licensed residential builder (LARA #262300264), fully insured, and a BRAG member. Every project is backed by a 1-year labor warranty on craftsmanship and installation.

What Our Whole-Home Remodeling Projects Cover

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What to Expect: Investment and Scope

Whole-home and major interior remodeling projects through Michigan Rose Construction start at $100,000, with most comprehensive multi-room renovations ranging from $125,000 to $250,000+ depending on scope, materials, and structural complexity.

This range reflects the full spectrum of what a major interior renovation involves from substantial multi-room updates with structural changes to complete interior transformations that touch every system in the home.

We provide detailed, itemized proposals before any contract is signed. Every line item is explained, and every cost is tied to a specific scope element. If something changes during the project, you receive a written change order with a clear explanation before any additional work proceeds.

Financing options are available through our lending partners. Ask during your consultation.

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Our Whole-Home Remodeling Process

Free On-Site Consultation We visit your home, walk every space with you, and listen to what isn’t working and what you want the finished home to feel like. We bring ideas and experience; you drive the direction.

Comprehensive Design and Scope Planning We develop a full renovation plan — room by room, trade by trade — including structural assessments, floor plan proposals, material selections, and a sequenced project schedule. You see the complete plan before anything is signed.

Clear, Itemized Proposal You receive a written proposal with every element spelled out: materials, labor, timeline, permit costs, and scope. No vague line items, no hidden charges.

Permit Applications and Pre-Construction Coordination We file all required permits with Washtenaw County and local municipalities, coordinate structural engineering if required, and schedule trade partners before demolition begins.

Demolition and Structural Phase Selective demolition is performed in the correct sequence to protect the structural integrity of the home. Load-bearing work, framing modifications, and rough-in plumbing and electrical are completed and inspected.

Systems Phase Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC rough-in work is completed and inspected. This is when the new layout is established and every future element is built from.

Installation Phase Cabinetry, tile, countertops, flooring, fixtures, lighting, doors, and trim are installed in the correct trade sequence. Michigan Rose coordinates every crew so phases don’t block each other.

Finish and Detail Phase Paint, hardware, final fixture connections, switch plates, and all detail work is completed through every space. Every room is finished to the same standard before final walkthrough.

Final Walk-Through and Cleanup We walk the entire home with you, verify every detail in every room, and address anything that needs attention before we consider the job complete. We leave your home clean and ready to live in.

Why Eastern Michigan Homeowners Choose Michigan Rose Construction for Major Remodels

Single point of accountability across every trade We don’t disappear between phases or hand your project to a network of disconnected subs. Michigan Rose manages the full scope — one crew, one standard, one person to call.

Built for Eastern Michigan homes The region’s housing stock includes historic properties near Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, mid-century ranches across Washtenaw County, and newer builds throughout the Detroit suburbs. Each comes with different structural considerations, and we know them.

Structural experience matters at this scale Whole-home remodeling often means moving load-bearing walls, upgrading panels, and rerouting plumbing. These aren’t cosmetic decisions — they require experience, licensed oversight, and proper permitting. We handle all of it.

Honest pricing, no surprises We price projects accurately from the start. Proposals are itemized. Change orders require your signature before any additional work proceeds.

We stay until the job is done right. Our standard is a final walkthrough where every room in the home meets the quality we agreed on before we close out the project.

Michigan Rose Construction Services and areas serve

Serving Eastern Michigan

Michigan Rose Construction is based in Saline and serves homeowners across Washtenaw County and Eastern Michigan, including:

Ann Arbor · Saline · Ypsilanti · Canton · Plymouth · Chelsea · Dexter · Milan · Pittsfield Township · Scio Township · Northville · Novi · Belleville · Brighton · Wixom · South Lyon · Livonia · Farmington Hills · Birmingham · West Bloomfield · Whitmore Lake · Walled Lake · Dundee

One Contractor. One Timeline. One Person Who Answers the Phone.

If your home needs more than one room fixed if the layout, the systems, and the interior all need to change Michigan Rose Construction is built for that project. We handle major interior renovations starting at $100,000 across Eastern Michigan with a process that’s structured, transparent, and held to a standard Sean personally stands behind.

The conversation costs nothing. The estimate is free. And if we’re not the right fit for your project, we’ll tell you that too.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A whole-home remodel addresses multiple rooms and systems under a single coordinated scope — structural, mechanical, and finish work planned together and executed in sequence. Individual room projects are completed one at a time. For homeowners whose home needs significant renovation across multiple areas, doing it as a unified project is almost always more cost-effective and less disruptive than repeating the process over several years.

At this investment level, projects typically include multi-room renovation (kitchen, bathrooms, living areas, and often basement), structural modifications like wall removal or floor plan changes, complete electrical and plumbing updates, consistent flooring throughout, and coordinated finish selections across every space. The specific scope determines where your project falls within that range. We spell it out line by line in your proposal.

Most whole-home or major multi-room renovations take between 3 and 6 months from demolition to final walkthrough, depending on scope and structural complexity. We provide a detailed project timeline as part of your proposal — and we hold to it.

Yes. Projects at this scale involve structural, electrical, and plumbing permits through Washtenaw County and local municipalities. Michigan Rose manages all permit applications, coordinates required inspections at each phase, and ensures the project is built to Michigan Residential Code throughout.

It depends on the scope and phase. For projects involving extensive structural work or renovation of primary kitchen and bathrooms simultaneously, many homeowners make alternate arrangements for part of the project. We discuss this during consultation and are straightforward about which phases are most disruptive, so you can plan accordingly.

Michigan Rose Construction serves Ann Arbor, Saline, Ypsilanti, Canton, Plymouth, Chelsea, Dexter, Milan, and communities throughout Washtenaw County and Eastern Michigan.

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