Over time, your home becomes a collection of memories, moments and stories. As life changes, the way you want to live changes too. A whole home renovation gives you space that feels aligned with your current lifestyle, your values and the comfort you deserve.
At NUVO Construction, we plan and build whole home renovations across Edmonton. We help you create a home that feels renewed, peaceful and truly connected to the life you want to live now. We guide the entire process with clarity and care, so your renovation feels calm, intentional and deeply personal.
Home should be your sanctuary. A place that brings you ease, comfort and a sense of belonging.
Homes evolve slowly, but people evolve deeply. At some point, the space you once loved stops supporting how you move, gather or recharge. A whole home renovation helps you realign your environment with who you are and how you want to feel in your home.
A transformation like this isn’t just about updating rooms. It is about how the rooms work together. When the kitchen opens properly into the living space, when the basement stops feeling like a separate house, when the flow finally makes sense, the whole home changes. That is the difference between renovating one room and renovating a home.
Most whole home projects start with one room that stopped working. If yours began with the kitchen, our kitchen renovation work covers that scope on its own.
Your home can become a space that brings harmony, comfort and beauty into every part of your day. A space that supports gatherings, quiet mornings, creative expression and meaningful connection.
In practice, a whole home renovation in Edmonton usually means the kitchen opens into the dining and living space, the main floor finally flows the way you always wanted it to, and the basement becomes somewhere you actually want to spend time. Bathrooms get reworked. Flooring runs continuously instead of changing at every doorway. Lighting stops being an afterthought.
That basement is part of the scope, not a separate project. When it is planned alongside the main floor, the finishes carry through and the basement development feels like part of the home instead of a level you added later.
The result is a home that carries your memories forward but feels refreshed and aligned with who you are becoming.
If you want help shaping the design before construction starts, our design team can guide the layout and selections with you.
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For many homeowners, moving feels like the obvious next step, but it often means trading one set of compromises for another. A whole home renovation allows you to stay rooted in the place you chose, while reshaping your home to support how you live today. Rather than adapting your life to a new house, renovating lets your home adapt to you.
Preserve the location, neighbourhood, and lifestyle you love
Avoid the costs, stress, and uncertainty of buying and selling
Customize layouts and finishes to suit your current needs
Upgrade aging systems for comfort, efficiency, and longevity
Sometimes the problem is not that the house is dated. It is that the house is too small. If you love the location but need another bedroom, a bigger kitchen, or a second storey, a home addition can solve that without a move. We often plan additions and whole home renovations together, so the layout, the flow and the finishes are designed as one project from the start.
Your whole home renovation begins by understanding the life you want to create inside your walls. From there, we shape the design direction, refine the details and manage the entire build with intention and care.
In practice, that means a discovery conversation, then an on-site consultation so we can see the house before we talk numbers. Design and selections come next, followed by permits. Once construction starts, you get schedules, daily updates, photos and approvals through JobTread, so you always know what is happening in your home and who is in it.
Each step is guided, supportive and designed to bring clarity, comfort and confidence. See how we guide every renovation from first call to final walkthrough.
NUVO Construction is a close-knit team of designers, project managers, and skilled trades who believe great renovations start with clarity and care. Led by Ben and Conrad, NUVO brings a thoughtful, design-forward approach to every project, balancing technical expertise with a deep respect for the homes and people we work with.
That respect shows up in who we send to your home. Our team includes Red Seal certified tradespeople and licensed electricians, plumbers, and HVAC specialists, so every trade on your job is qualified and accountable. We value clear communication, detailed planning, and craftsmanship that holds up over time, so our clients always know what’s happening, what’s next, and why it matters.
You always know what is included, what to expect and how your project will unfold. Clear budgets and outlines of every project are approved by the client prior to construction.
We stand behind our work long after the project is complete.
Your renovation is completed safely, legally and to the Alberta New Home Warranty Standards. We always have the proper licensing and permits to ensure your renovation is protected at every level.
Every adjustment is documented and formal requests for approval are submitted before moving forward.
NUVO takes on whole home renovations across Edmonton and the surrounding region. We work in St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Fort Saskatchewan, and Spruce Grove. We also serve Parkland County, Sturgeon County, and Strathcona County.
A whole home renovation usually pulls more than one permit. Structural changes, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC can each carry their own requirements, and those requirements are not the same in every municipality. We handle the permit process for your project and confirm the right permit requirements for your specific location before work begins.
Most whole-home renovations don’t follow a room-by-room order. They follow a scope-and-trade order — structured around what needs to happen before walls close up, before inspections, and before finishes go in.
In general, a project moves from planning and permits through demolition, structural and framing work, rough-in trades (plumbing, electrical, HVAC), inspections, insulation, drywall, and finally cabinets, flooring, tile, fixtures, and finishes.
Sequencing this way protects your budget and your timeline. Mistakes caught during rough-in are far less expensive than mistakes found after drywall. And trades coordinated in the right order rarely need to return — which keeps your project moving.
If you are planning a whole home renovation in Edmonton or St. Albert, the next step is a conversation. We start by understanding the house and how you want to live in it, then walk through scope, budget and timing before anything is committed.