Portland Whole-Home Renovation

Kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, windows, exterior repairs and painting — one coordinated scope from demolition through final finishes.

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Published August 3, 2026 · Portland metro, Oregon

A coordinated residential renovation covering the kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, windows, exterior repairs, painting and landscape cleanup — managed from demolition through final finishes. As the general contractor, Freestone handled the whole project as one complete scope so the finishes lined up and the schedule stayed in order.

Project TypeWhole-home renovation

ContractorFreestone Builders

Service AreaPortland metro area

Core WorkInterior, exterior & repairs

Dark, dated kitchen before renovation with brown cabinets and worn flooring — The original kitchen was dark, dated and separated from the adjoining living area.

Renovated kitchen with white shaker cabinets, quartz counters and wood-look flooring — A brighter, more functional kitchen with updated cabinets, counters, flooring and finishes.

From dated and worn to clean, bright and functional

The existing interior had worn flooring, dated cabinets and fixtures, damaged areas that needed repair, and older windows that limited the home’s appearance and performance. The renovation was planned around four goals: improve daily function and natural light, repair damaged flooring and building components, create consistent finishes throughout the home, and refresh curb appeal to get the property move-in ready.

Kitchen remodeling

The kitchen received updated shaker-style cabinets, new counters and backsplash, a new sink and faucet, refreshed finishes and continuous flooring carried through into the adjoining living space.

Finished kitchen with white cabinets, stainless dishwasher and light quartz counters — White cabinetry, light counters and black hardware carried through the main living areas.

Bathroom remodeling

Bathroom upgrades included new vanities, countertops, plumbing fixtures, mirrors, flooring, trim and paint for a cleaner, more practical finish.

Dated bathroom before renovation with old vanity and worn finishes — The original bathroom — dated vanity, mirror and fixtures.

Renovated bathroom with new white vanity, fixtures and flooring — New vanity, countertop, fixtures, flooring and paint.

Interior flooring and paint

Worn carpet and dated flooring were removed. New resilient flooring, base trim and fresh interior paint created a consistent, low-maintenance finish throughout the home.

Living area before renovation with worn carpet — Worn carpet and dated flooring throughout the living area.

Renovated living area with new wood-look flooring and fresh paint — New resilient flooring, base trim and fresh paint.

Repairs completed before the final finishes

The renovation was more than cosmetic. Before any finished materials went in, Freestone addressed window openings, exterior trim and damaged subfloor areas — remove and inspect, repair and prepare, then install and finish. Doing the structural work first is what keeps the finished result clean and durable.

Window opening prepared in the exterior wall before installing a new window — Openings and surrounding materials prepared for replacement.

New replacement window installed and trimmed on the exterior — New windows installed and trimmed out.

Damaged subfloor rebuilt with new plywood before new flooring — Damaged subfloor rebuilt before new flooring went down.

A move-in-ready home

The completed project improved function, durability, natural light and curb appeal while giving the home a clean, consistent appearance inside and out — one contractor, one coordinated scope, from demolition through the final landscape cleanup.

Finished home exterior with fresh landscaping and mulch in the Portland metro — Refreshed curb appeal — new landscaping and mulch complete the renovation.

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