General Remodeling Company in Farmington, NM
Not every project fits neatly into one room. General remodeling covers the projects that span multiple spaces or trades -- updating flooring and trim through several rooms, opening up a floor plan, adding a room, or working through a house room by room over time. JH Construction handles the framing, drywall, and finish work as one coordinated project instead of you managing separate contractors per room.
This category is also where new construction elements come in -- additions, exterior finish work, and structural changes that a single-room remodel wouldn't need.
When a general remodel makes sense
- You're updating multiple rooms and want them to look consistent
- You want to open up walls between rooms
- You need more square footage and are considering an addition
- The house needs work across several trades -- framing, drywall, and exterior finish together
How a general remodel goes
- Full walkthrough -- every space involved gets looked at together, not piecemeal.
- Sequencing -- we plan the order of work so framing and rough-in happen before finish work.
- Structural & framing -- any wall changes or additions get framed first.
- Rough-in -- electrical and plumbing coordinated where the project needs it.
- Finish work -- drywall, tile, stucco, or trim, matched consistently across the spaces involved.
What affects the price of a general remodel
- Number of rooms or square footage involved
- Whether structural changes (removing or adding walls) are part of the scope
- Whether the project includes an addition
- How many trades the project touches -- framing, drywall, tile, stucco
Every general remodel is different -- call (505) 482-4372 and we'll walk it with you.
General remodeling is available in Farmington, Kirtland, Aztec, and Bloomfield.
General remodeling questions
What counts as a "general remodel" versus a single-room job?
If your project touches more than one room or trade -- say, opening a wall between the kitchen and living room, or updating flooring and trim through the whole house -- that's a general remodel. Single-room jobs like a bathroom or basement have their own dedicated pages.
Can you work on an older Farmington home without tearing everything out?
Yes -- a lot of what we do is targeted updates on older homes: replacing what's failing (drywall, trim, flooring, stucco) while keeping the parts of the house that are still solid.
Do you handle additions?
We take on room additions and can coordinate the framing, exterior finish, and interior work as one project.
How do you scope a project that touches multiple rooms?
We walk the whole space with you, room by room, and put together a plan that sequences the work logically -- framing and rough-in first, finish work last -- so you're not living in a construction zone longer than necessary.
Planning a bigger remodel?
Walk us through what you're picturing and we'll scope it out.