Whole-House Remodeling in Newport County
One contract, one schedule, one point of contact — we manage every trade on your renovation so you don’t have to.
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Walls opened to the studs so we can see what’s really there.
Structure, framing and roof lines repaired or rebuilt where needed.
New windows, house wrap and siding seal the house up tight.
Kitchens, baths, floors and trim finished as one design.
The Whole House, Handled
When a renovation touches more than one room or more than one trade, someone has to run it. At Coastal Construction Management, we act as your general contractor — planning the work, pulling permits, scheduling every trade, and keeping the job on budget from demo to final walkthrough. Most of the work is done by our own crews; where a licensed specialist is needed, we bring in subcontractors we’ve worked with for years.
We take on whole-home renovations, gut remodels of older homes, and multi-room projects that combine a kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, and exterior work. You get one schedule, one written scope, and one person to call — and a house that comes out finished as a whole, not in pieces.
One schedule, start to finish
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Scope, design choices and permits, all written up before work starts.
Rooms opened up, debris hauled away and the rest of the house protected.
Framing changes plus new wiring, plumbing and heating runs.
Town inspections scheduled and passed before the walls close.
Insulation and drywall go up.
Cabinets, tile, flooring, trim and paint.
We walk the whole house with you and close out every punch-list item.
Types of Projects
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- Kitchen, baths, floors, paint, trim, windows and siding
- Demo, permits and setup happen only once
- One unified design and one disruption period
- New wiring, plumbing, insulation and layout
- Hidden rot, moisture or structural issues fixed
- Keeps its character, performs like new inside
- Two or three connected rooms in one job
- Finishes and trim match room to room
- Trades overlap, saving time and cost
Updating most or all of the house in one project: kitchen, baths, floors, paint, trim, and often windows and siding. Doing it all at once costs less than spreading the same work over several years, because demolition, permits, dumpsters, and job-site setup happen only once. It also lets us plan the whole house together, so the finishes, layout, and systems work as a unified design rather than a patchwork of separate upgrades. You live with the disruption for one defined period instead of a string of projects that never seem to end.
Taking the interior down to the studs to replace wiring, plumbing, insulation, and layout. This is common in older Newport-area homes where the electrical, plumbing, and heating systems are often original and well past their prime. With the walls open, it’s the best time to find and fix structural issues, rot, or moisture damage that would otherwise stay hidden until it became a bigger problem. You end up with a home that keeps its character on the outside but performs like new construction inside: safer, more efficient, and built to modern code.
Two or three connected projects, such as a kitchen plus a first-floor bath and new flooring throughout. Managing them as one job means the finishes, trim, and materials match from room to room, and trades like plumbers, electricians, and tile setters can overlap efficiently instead of returning for separate visits. That coordination saves time and keeps costs down compared with tackling each room on its own. It’s a good fit when you want a meaningful upgrade to how your home lives day to day without committing to a full-house renovation.
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Did You Know?
Rhode Island requires anyone doing residential construction work for pay to be registered with the state Contractors’ Registration and Licensing Board, and you can look up any contractor’s registration online before you sign. We’re registered and insured, and we pull every required permit under our name.