Existing-condition review
Rooms, access, utilities and visible conditions are documented before the project is priced.
Whole-home renovation · Northern NJ
Whole-home renovations with one accountable team.
ARCED coordinates a full renovation as one connected project, from demolition and rough work through finishes, inspections, punch list and closeout.
The straight answer
A whole-home renovation fails when every room and trade is treated like a separate job. ARCED General Services LLC builds one written scope across the connected work so decisions, rough work and finishes move in the right order.
The walkthrough documents the existing house, the rooms being changed and the systems that connect them. ARCED then separates confirmed work, selections, allowances and concealed-condition risks before construction begins.
The in-person estimate is free. The result is a project plan tied to the actual property instead of a generic price per square foot.
- Best for
- Multi-room renovations, gut rehabs and connected trade work
- Coordination
- Demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical work and finishes under one scope
- Planning
- Written responsibilities, selections, allowances and permit dependencies
- Protection
- NJ HIC #13VH14140400 · insured and bonded · 12-month workmanship warranty
What the work can include
One written scope. One accountable team.
The final scope depends on the property and walkthrough. These are the parts ARCED coordinates when they belong in your project.
Demolition and structure
Demolition, framing and structural work follow the agreed sequence instead of separate room-by-room decisions.
Plumbing and electrical
Connected utility work is coordinated with layouts, fixtures, cabinetry and inspection milestones.
Kitchens and bathrooms
Wet rooms, cabinetry, tile and fixtures are planned alongside the rest of the house.
Walls and finishes
Insulation, drywall, flooring, trim, paint and final details are sequenced after approved rough work.
Inspections and closeout
Required inspections, final walkthrough, punch list, cleanup and warranty complete the project.
Real ARCED work
No stock photos. No borrowed portfolio.
Real ARCED renovation work across kitchens, bathrooms, basements and structural improvements. Every image below comes from ARCED's own project library.
How ARCED works
A clear path from question to finished work.
Conversation
Tell us what you want to change. We ask the questions that decide whether an in-person visit makes sense.
Free estimate
We see the space, measure, document existing conditions and discuss the real options. The in-person estimate is free.
Scope and build
The agreement sets the work, materials and responsibilities. ARCED coordinates the sequence from permits through finishes.
Closeout
Required inspections, final walkthrough, punch list, cleanup and the written workmanship warranty close the job.
Service area
Full-home renovations across Northern New Jersey.
ARCED serves homeowners and property owners across Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Morris, Hudson and Union counties. Project fit depends on the address, scope and schedule; send the ZIP code with your request and the team will confirm coverage.
Bergen County
Passaic County
Essex County
Morris County
Hudson County
Union County
Questions homeowners ask
Useful answers before the walkthrough.
These answers explain ARCED's process. Your property and local requirements decide the final scope.
How much does a whole-home renovation cost?
The price depends on the size of the house, structural changes, utility work, finish choices and hidden conditions. ARCED inspects the property first and writes a line-item scope tied to the actual work instead of publishing a generic range.
Do whole-home renovations require permits?
Many do. Structural, plumbing, electrical and change-of-use work can trigger local permits and inspections. Requirements vary by town and scope, so ARCED identifies the permit path for the agreed project before construction advances.
Can I stay in the house during the renovation?
Sometimes, but it depends on utility shutdowns, dust control, access and which rooms remain usable. ARCED discusses phasing and safety during planning so the decision is based on the real sequence, not a blanket promise.
Who coordinates the different trades?
ARCED is the single point of contact for the work included in the agreement. The trade sequence, material responsibilities, inspections and closeout are coordinated against one written project plan.
Is the work covered by a warranty?
Yes. ARCED provides a 12-month written workmanship warranty and passes through applicable manufacturer warranties. The job closes with a final walkthrough and written punch list.
Related services
The rest of the house stays connected.
Ready when you are