Whole-home and full-gut renovation in Monmouth County
A full gut is the scope NJ General Remodeling is built around. The house comes back to the studs and is rebuilt from there: kitchen, bathrooms, insulation, drywall, flooring, trim, doors, paint and all of the finish work, with the structural and electrical problems solved before anything cosmetic begins.
Older Monmouth County homes reliably produce surprises once the walls are open — outdated wiring, inadequate insulation, structural issues that were never addressed. One homeowner renovating a 1950s house wrote that what stood out was that the crew never rushed those discoveries or covered them up; they showed what they found, explained why it mattered, and gave options before moving forward.
Whole-home and full-gut renovations generally start around $150,000. These run months rather than weeks, and many families live in the house for part of it — the schedule is written down and shared rather than relayed verbally.
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“Amazing experience with this company. A friend recommended General Remodeling after they completed a renovation at their home, and I’m glad I took their advice. We had just purchased a house in Middletown, NJ that needed a full update before moving in. They remodeled the kitchen, installed new flooring, painted…”
franny callino · a month ago · Google
“As a real estate investment company, Navigator Acquisitions, we do a lot of flips and hold properties, so having a solid remodeling company is huge for us. We’ve been working with General Remodeling in Monmouth County NJ and honestly it’s been a great experiance every time. The team is reliable, shows up, and the…”
Navigator Acquisitions · 5 months ago · Google
“We bought a home in Monmouth County that was built in the 1950s, and from the beginning we knew this was not going to be a simple renovation. Once the walls were opened, we found exactly what you would expect in a house that old: outdated wiring, inadequate insulation, and structural issues that all had to be…”
Andy A · a month ago · Google