Several rooms. One coordinated scope.

Whole-Home Renovations in Kelowna

Bring kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and living spaces into one practical renovation plan. Nailed It coordinates the scope, selections and trades around your home, priorities and the way the work needs to unfold.

Plan your whole-home renovation

Meet the team

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Start with the scope

Define the home you need, room by room

A full-home remodel can mean very different amounts of work. Establish these decisions before comparing prices.

What changes and what stays

List the rooms, retained features, layout changes and finish goals. Identify where opening a wall or moving a fixture requires further investigation.

How the work connects

Coordinate cabinetry, floors, lighting, plumbing and adjoining finishes. Plan shared trade work and the transitions between renovated and retained rooms.

How you will live through it

Agree access, working areas, protection, storage, bathroom and cooking arrangements, and any planned service interruptions before demolition.

A useful project price

Budget the complete scope

Locally Coordinated

Start with the problems you want to solve and the rooms involved. The same floor area can require very different work when one project keeps the layout and another changes structure, services and finishes.

Our renovation cost guide gives dated planning ranges for kitchens, bathrooms and basements. Use those ranges to discuss priorities, then review the whole project together. Shared work, retained elements, access and the existing building affect the final scope.

Included work: rooms, demolition, preparation, trades, selections, protection and cleanup.
Allowances and exclusions: design, engineering, permits, appliances, taxes and any owner-supplied items.
Unknown conditions: investigations before quoting and how discoveries are documented during construction.
Changes: who approves added work, price and schedule adjustments before it proceeds.

Bring a comfortable investment range and identify the essentials versus the options. That gives the team a useful basis for discussing what belongs in the first scope and what could wait.

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Plan the sequence

Renovate together or in stages?

The best sequence depends on connected work, access and your household.

Locally Coordinated

A coordinated renovation

Planning several rooms together helps resolve layout, service routes and finish transitions before work begins. Discuss which areas will be unavailable and whether the household needs temporary accommodation during any stage.

A phased renovation

Working through the home in stages may keep useful rooms available. Account for repeat site protection, deliveries and trade visits, and identify anything that would have to be reopened later. Keep a plan for the eventual finished home even when only the first phase is being built.

Separate planning from construction

Set milestones for design decisions, approvals, product orders and work on site. Confirm the long-lead selections and the proposed inspection sequence before treating a construction date as fixed. Your schedule should describe the periods without a kitchen, bathroom or other essential space.

Discuss your rooms and timing

A homeowner's experience

A kitchen, two bathrooms and adjoining living spaces

Carson Maxted's published review describes an extensive renovation while the family stayed in the home. This is one customer's experience, not a promise that every project can remain occupied.

★★★★★

Google

“We are pleased to endorse and recommend Nailed it Developments for your next residential project. Ashton and Richard along with their crews did a wonderful job of our extensive renovation. Our major parts of the reno included two full bathrooms, and a complete kitchen. Two bedrooms and living areas were updated as well. Their staff led by Evan and Alex demonstrated professionalism, clear communication, and a strong commitment to quality. They provided a detailed project plan and maintained transparency about costs throughout the process. Their attention to detail and dealing with subtrades was comforting. They were extremely accommodating considering we lived in the house as the project was done. Without them we could not have accomplished this project. Thanks again, Carson and Liz”

Carson Maxted

July 2026

Google rating: 5.0 / 5 from 52 reviews, checked November 4, 2026.

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Look at the work

See how the rooms connect

Locally Coordinated

On Seratoga Road, follow the flooring from the rebuilt kitchen into the main room and down the stairs. At Lequime Road, the island looks across to a tiled fireplace, with an ensuite and laundry elsewhere in the home. The Bentien Road renovation in progress shows how moving the cooking position changed the view into the living room.

Behind the finished room

Documented kitchen and bathroom renovations

Completed Kelowna renovations with the details that help you plan your own. These are individual project outcomes; your scope and existing conditions will determine your quote and schedule.

Lower Mission, Kelowna BC

Lower Mission Kitchen Remodel — Bright, Functional Family Hub

Project budget: $45k–$60k
Construction: 6 weeks

Work included

Layout tweak: widened island clearance and relocated fridge.
Custom shaker cabinetry with soft-close hardware.
Quartz countertops with full-height backsplash behind range.
Undercabinet + pendant + potlight lighting layers.
New LVP flooring and painted ceilings/surfaces.
City of Kelowna plumbing permits and Technical Safety BC electrical permit coordination.

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Glenmore, Kelowna BC

Glenmore Ensuite Refresh

Project budget: $28k–$35k
Construction: 4 weeks

Work included

Demo of tub surround, vanity, and tired tile with full waterproofing prep.
Curbless shower with linear drain and large-format wall tile.
Floating vanity with quartz top, drawers, and mirrored medicine cabinet.
Heated floor mat, upgraded exhaust fan, and layered vanity/shower lighting.
Plumbing permits coordinated with the City of Kelowna; electrical permits through Technical Safety BC.

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Your first conversation

Bring the priorities. We will work through the next steps.

Locally Coordinated

Share the address, photographs, existing plans if available, and a list of rooms. Explain what frustrates you now, what should stay, your budget range, and any deadlines or living arrangements that affect the work.

We review the property and proposed scope, identify questions that need investigation, and confirm whether the project is a fit. For suitable projects, we prepare a comprehensive quote at no charge, usually within 1–2 weeks once the scope can be defined.

Before construction, agree who handles decisions, how progress will be communicated, and how changes are approved. At handover, review outstanding items, product care, warranty information and the point of contact for follow-up.

Based in Kelowna, we also serve West Kelowna and Lake Country. The approval authority, property servicing and access need to be checked for the actual address.

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Whole-home renovation questions

What does a whole-home renovation include?

The agreed scope can combine a kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms and living areas, with flooring, lighting and related trade work. It does not automatically mean replacing every system or changing the entire structure. We document which rooms and elements change, what stays, and the investigations and approvals the work needs.

Can we live in the house during a full-home renovation?

Sometimes, but it depends on safe access, functioning bathrooms, cooking arrangements, service interruptions and the work involved. Discuss temporary facilities and any periods away before the schedule is agreed. Our published Carson Maxted review describes a multiple-room renovation completed while the owners remained in the home; each project needs its own plan.

How much should I budget for a whole-home renovation?

A whole-home price needs a defined scope and a site review. Use the kitchen, bathroom and basement ranges in our cost guide to understand individual components, then confirm shared work, structural or service changes, selections, taxes, design, permits, contingency and exclusions. Adding several room ranges together does not produce a reliable whole-home quote.

Should we renovate all rooms together or work in phases?

Decide after reviewing how the rooms and services connect. Phasing may preserve access to part of the home but can require repeat protection, deliveries and trade visits. A coordinated project can combine related work, while requiring a different living arrangement. Compare the sequence, cost and disruption for your household before choosing.

Do you serve West Kelowna and Lake Country?

Yes. We serve West Kelowna and Lake Country from our Kelowna base. Share your address, rooms involved and timing so we can confirm project fit and assess access, servicing and the approval authority for the property.

What happens after the first walkthrough?

We confirm whether the project is a fit and identify the scope, selections and further information needed. For suitable projects, the comprehensive quote is prepared at no charge, usually within 1–2 weeks. It records the work and one project price; unresolved investigations or selections can affect when a dependable quote is ready.

Plan the complete project

Tell us what your home needs to do

Start with a free in-home walkthrough and a conversation about scope, priorities and timing.

Plan your renovation

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