Whole-Home Remodeling
Home Renovation Contractor In Raleigh & Knightdale
We take dated split-levels, 1900s farmhouses and tired ranches and bring them back to life, one crew from demo to the last door handle.
Whole-Home Remodeling
We take dated split-levels, 1900s farmhouses and tired ranches and bring them back to life, one crew from demo to the last door handle.
Suazo Contracting is a home renovation contractor serving Raleigh, Knightdale and the surrounding Triangle. Whether it is a whole-home remodel, an open floor plan conversion or a room-by-room refresh, Ramon Suazo and his crew plan it, permit it and build it under one North Carolina general contractor license.
Our recent work includes a full renovation of a split-level in Raleigh's Pickwick neighborhood, the restoration of a 1907 farmhouse on West Oak in Wake Forest and the complete redevelopment of a Dandridge Drive home in southeast Raleigh. You can see all of them on our project photos page.
Renovations touch every trade. Because we also hold an electrical license, we rewire as we open walls instead of waiting on a subcontractor, which keeps the schedule tight.
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Raleigh renovations run through the City of Raleigh permit portal and Knightdale projects through Knightdale Development Services. We pull the permits and schedule the inspections so you do not have to.
Much of the housing in east Raleigh, Knightdale and Garner was built between the 1960s and the 1990s. These homes have good bones and small, closed-off rooms, and they are exactly the kind of house we are used to opening up.
It depends on the square footage, the structural work and the finishes you pick, so we do not quote off the phone. After a site visit you get a line-item proposal that shows exactly where the money goes.
Often, yes. We phase the work by room, seal off the active area and keep a working kitchen or bathroom available whenever the layout allows it.
Yes. Every structural, electrical and plumbing change is permitted through the city or county and inspected before it is closed up.
Yes. The West Oak farmhouse in Wake Forest was built in 1907. We are comfortable with balloon framing, plaster, old wiring and the surprises that come with them.
A kitchen or bath is usually measured in weeks and a whole-home renovation in months. You get a written schedule before we start and updates as the work moves.
Yes. All labor is covered by our 1-year workmanship warranty, and manufacturer warranties apply to the products we install.
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