FAQs

How much does a full home remodel usually cost in East Tennessee?

Every project is unique, but most full-home remodels fall within a wide range depending on size, finishes, and structural changes. During your consultation, we’ll walk you through realistic budget expectations and help plan a remodel that fits your vision and investment goals.

How long does a major remodel or addition take?

Timelines vary—kitchen and bath remodels often take a few weeks, while full additions or whole-home renovations can span several months. We provide a custom project calendar so you always know what to expect.

Do I need permits for my remodel or addition?

Yes. Most major renovations require permits, and Homestead handles that process for you. We coordinate inspections and ensure all work meets local building codes.

Can we stay in our home during the remodel?

In many cases, yes—though there may be periods of disruption. For larger projects, families sometimes choose to stay elsewhere temporarily. We’ll talk through options and help you plan what makes the most sense for your comfort and safety.

What types of projects does Homestead specialize in?

We handle kitchens, bathrooms, full-home remodels, and additions, as well as exterior updates like windows, siding, decks, and roofing. As a licensed general contractor, we can manage your entire project start to finish. Read more about our services.

How do I choose the right contractor for my project?

Look for experience, licensing, insurance, and proven client satisfaction. Homestead has been family-owned since 1981, with an A+ BBB rating since 1987. We treat every project as if it were our own home—and we’ve got pics to prove it.

What’s the first step if I’m considering a remodel?

Start with a conversation. We’ll listen to your goals, answer your questions, and provide an honest assessment of your options. From there, we’ll create a detailed proposal and design plan.

Do you offer warranties on your work?

Yes. We stand behind our craftsmanship with clear warranties and are committed to making things right if any issues arise after the job is complete.