"They really did excellent work. I definitely recommend for everyone."
— Khai Yih Ong, Richmond
See all reviews on Google →What it costs in Richmond
$150,000 – $600,000+ typical range.
- $170,000 – $300,000 — Kitchen + bathrooms + flooring + paint across 2,000–2,500 sqft. No structural changes. 3–5 months.
- $300,000 – $450,000 — Strip-to-studs interior with new layout, plumbing, electrical, HVAC. Common in 1980s–2000s Richmond suburban modernization.
- $450,000 – $580,000+ — Custom millwork, premium finishes, full mechanical replacement, structural reconfiguration. Standard in Steveston waterfront and Thompson estate rebuilds.
- + $15,000 – $35,000 — Pre-1980 Steveston homes can need foundation correction (due to clay-soil settling), plumbing-stack replacement, and HVAC modernization.
Ranges reflect typical Naybur pricing in Richmond for 2026. Final quote depends on spec, finishes, and site conditions — we provide a fixed-price quote after a free in-home consultation.
Richmond permits
How we handle the paperwork.
Whole-home renovations in Richmond require a major building permit — typical 4–8 week review. Foundation work on older Steveston properties may need additional geotech review because of the clay-soil settlement history. We coordinate everything and manage every inspector visit.
Recent work in Richmond
From the portfolio.
More on the full project gallery.
What Richmond customers say
Reviews from Richmond homeowners.
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Common questions
FAQ.
How much does a whole-home renovation cost in Richmond?
$170,000 to $580,000+. Targeted multi-room: $170K–$300K. Full strip-to-studs: $300K–$450K. Premium build in Steveston waterfront or Thompson estate: $450K+. Older Steveston foundation/mechanical work adds $15K–$35K.
Does Richmond clay soil affect whole-home renovations?
Older Steveston homes have settled enough over decades that foundations sometimes need correction during a major reno — sister beams, post additions, or partial underpinning. We assess on the site visit and quote any needed work upfront.
How long does it take?
Four to eight months. Older homes with foundation work can run an extra month. Custom millwork lead times overlap with rough-in to keep schedule moving.
Can you handle agricultural land reserve fringe properties?
Yes. Some Richmond properties on the ALR fringe have additional zoning considerations — we verify against the property's specific designations during the consult.
Which Richmond neighborhoods do you cover?
Steveston, Brighouse, West Cambie, Thompson, Hamilton, Seafair, Broadmoor, Riverdale, McLennan, Granville.
Free in-home consult. Anywhere in Richmond.
Walk us through the space, tell us what you're imagining, get a fixed-price quote within a few days. No deposit required to book the visit.
