WHole Home REnovation

Bellevue · Kirkland · Redmond · Sammamish · Issaquah · Woodinville · Mercer Island · Seattle · Greater Eastside

A whole home remodel is one of the biggest investments you'll make —

and it deserves a team that can handle every moving part without dropping the ball.

Total Developments has been doing exactly that across the Greater Seattle Eastside for over 25 years.

Whole home Remodeling | Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond & Sammamish

Same Home.

Completely Different Story.

Total Developments is here to manage the entire home renovation process under one roof — from the first design conversation through demolition, construction, finish selections, and final walkthrough. You'll have one dedicated point of contact, one clear timeline, and one team that's accountable for the whole thing start to finish. No finger-pointing, no confusion, no surprises. Just a transformed home and a process you can actually feel good about.

We've been delivering whole home renovations to homeowners across Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, and the Greater Seattle Eastside since 1997 — and the standard has never changed.

Whole home Remodeling | Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond & Sammamish

What We Handle

  • Full interior redesign & space planning

  • Structural & layout changes

  • Open-concept conversions

  • Kitchen & bathroom remodels

  • Flooring, millwork & finish selections

  • Electrical, plumbing & HVAC coordination

  • Windows, doors & exterior upgrades

  • Full permit management

How we work

Our Process

In-Home Consultation

We start by coming to you. We'll walk through your space, listen to your vision, and talk honestly about what's possible — your goals, your timeline, and your budget. No pressure, no hard sell.

Design & Planning

Once we understand your vision, we get to work on the details. We'll help you work through layouts, materials, and design choices — making sure every decision reflects your vision for your home.

Detailed Proposal

You'll receive a clear, itemized proposal outlining the full scope of work, timeline, and investment. No vague estimates, no surprise costs — just straight talk from a team you can trust.

Permits & Pre-Construction

We handle all permitting and pre-construction coordination. Our team manages the details behind the scenes to keep your project moving on schedule from day one.

Construction

Our team is on-site and hands-on throughout the entire build — maintaining quality, communicating progress, and making sure every detail is executed to our standard.

Final Walkthrough

When the work is done, we walk through your new space together. We don't consider a project complete until you're fully satisfied — and we stand behind our work long after the last nail is in.

Home Renovations

Why Choose the Total Developments Team?

When you choose Total Developments, you're not just hiring a construction crew — you're partnering with a team that has spent over 25 years earning the trust of Eastside homeowners. We believe in straight talk, reliable timelines, and keeping you informed every step of the way. Ken, Josh, Chris, and Jason are personally invested in every project, because we know the details are what turn a house into a home you'll love for years to come.

Does my project need permits?

Whether you will need permits or not depends on the type of project you're working on.

Projects that typically require a permit:

- Building a new house, garage, or addition

- Finishing a basement, attic, or garage into living space

- Adding or removing walls

- Decks more than ~30 inches high

- Retaining walls 4 ft or taller

- Electrical, plumbing, or HVAC work

- Patio covers, carports, or porches

- Detached sheds over ~200 sq ft

- Replacing windows/doors if it changes the opening size

Projects that DO NOT typically require a permit:

- Painting

- Flooring

- Cabinets or countertops

- Cosmetic interior work

- Small sheds under ~200 sq ft with no electrical/plumbing

- Low-voltage outdoor lighting 

Should we hire the cheaper estimate we received?

It depends on why they’re cheaper. A lower price can be great—or a warning sign. Before deciding, compare contractors on a few key factors:

1. Scope of Work -

Make sure the bids include the same work and materials. A cheaper contractor might:

- Use lower-quality materials

- Skip steps (permits, prep work, cleanup)

- Leave out parts of the job that will become extra charges later

2. Reputation & Experience -

Check the following:


- Reviews and references

- Photos of past projects

- Years doing similar work

A contractor with solid experience may save you money by avoiding mistakes and delays.

3. Licensing, Insurance, and Permits -

Confirm they have:

- Proper licensing for your area

- Liability insurance and worker’s comp

- Willingness to pull permits if required

If they don’t, you could be financially responsible if something goes wrong.

4. Communication & Professionalism -

Notice how they handle:

- Written estimates

- Clear timelines

- Responsiveness to questions

Poor communication early usually means bigger issues during the project.

5. Price Outliers

If one bid is much lower than the others, it often means:

- They misunderstood the project

- Plan to cut corners

- Will charge change orders later

What seperates a great contractor from an average or below average contractor?

- Clear communication from the beginning of initial intro meeting.  It sets the tone for the entire project and what the consumer gets.

- Detailed planning and organizing.

- Quality control of project of trades.

- Finical transparency.

- Problem solving ability.

- Reputation and reviews.

Do we need a designer?

Whether you need a designer or not typically depends on the scope of the project.

You probably don’t need a designer when:

- You’re doing simple updates (paint, flooring, fixtures)

- You already know exactly what you want

The layout isn’t changing

- Your contractor helps with basic selections

Example: replacing cabinets, countertops, and appliances in the same layout.

- A good contractor can often handle this without a separate designer.

A designer is very helpful when:

- You’re changing the layout

- Moving plumbing, walls, or electrical

- Doing a kitchen or bathroom gut remodel

- You want a cohesive style and material plan

- You’re overwhelmed with hundreds of product choices

Designers also help prevent costly problems like:

- Cabinets not fitting

- Bad traffic flow

- Lighting placed incorrectly

- Materials that clash

Contact

(206) 271-0265

Service Areas

Redmond | Bellevue | Seattle

Sammamish | Issaquah | Woodinville

Total Developments 2026

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