Full Home Renovation vs. Remodeling: When You Need a Licensed General Contractor

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High-level explanation of the difference between remodeling and full home renovation.
Introduce structural changes, permits, and inspections as the deciding factor.

Remodeling vs. Full Home Renovation: What’s the Difference?

Remodeling typically includes:

• Cabinets

• Flooring

• Fixtures

• Non-structural layout changes

Full home renovations often include:

• Load-bearing wall removal

• Structural reconfiguration

• Permit coordination

• Code compliance

Why Structural Renovations Require a Licensed General Contractor

• Engineering coordination

• Permit accuracy

• Inspection scheduling

• Trade oversight

Kitchen Renovations That Involve Structural Changes

• Opening floor plans

• Wall removal

• Plumbing or electrical relocation

• Beam installation

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When to Hire a Full Home Renovation Contractor

Decision-based content aimed at homeowners who are unsure who to call.

• Whole-home renovations

• Older homes

• Permit-required work

• Hurricane or flood upgrades

Why Homeowners Choose MDI Custom Homes

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Mention licensing, permitting, inspections, communication, and craftsmanship.

• Licensed and insured

• Structural expertise

• Permit coordination

• High-end finishes

Planning a Renovation That Involves Structural Changes?

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