Whole Home Remodel in Spring.
A whole-home renovation is the only point at which you can fix the things you cannot see — wiring, ducts, insulation, and foundation movement — without paying twice for demolition and finishes. In Spring that matters most on homes built before the current energy code.
Whole Home Remodel in Spring, Texas typically costs $150–$275 per square foot for a full renovation, or $85–$130 per square foot for a cosmetic refresh, and takes 10–16 weeks of design and permitting, then 6–12 months on site. Novara Construction is a licensed, insured design-build contractor serving Spring, TX and surrounding Harris & Montgomery Counties, handling design, permitting, and construction under one fixed-price contract.
$150–$275 per square foot for a full renovation, or $85–$130 per square foot for a cosmetic refresh.
Greater Houston market ranges, not a quote. Your number depends on scope, finish level, and existing conditions.
10–16 weeks of design and permitting, then 6–12 months on site.
Permitting duration varies by jurisdiction — see below for who reviews work in Spring.
What's included
- Architect-led floor plan reworks and structural changes
- Full mechanical, electrical, and plumbing replacement
- Windows, insulation, and envelope upgrades for Gulf Coast humidity
- Kitchen, baths, flooring, millwork, and paint under one contract
- Foundation evaluation and leveling before finishes go in
Spring homes
Champions and Klein hold 1970s–80s homes with great trees and dated interiors — closed kitchens, sunken dens, original baths — that are strong candidates for full renovation. Gleannloch Farms, Auburn Lakes, and Windrose run newer, and owners there typically invest in kitchen modernization, primary bath rebuilds, and covered outdoor living rather than moving walls.
Design and documents first, then a single fixed-price contract, then a sequenced build with one project manager and a live schedule you can check any day of the week.
Who reviews it
Spring has no city government — permits run through unincorporated Harris County or Montgomery County depending on the address, with MUDs and HOAs layered on top. Near Cypress Creek and Spring Creek, floodplain rules can make substantial renovations subject to elevation review. We check the floodplain designation and jurisdiction before design begins.
- Champions
- Klein
- Gleannloch Farms
- Auburn Lakes
- Windrose
- Spring Trails
77373 · 77379 · 77386 · 77388
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Spring questions
Should we move out during the work?
For a full renovation, yes — it is faster, safer, and usually cheaper than phasing around an occupied house. For a partial remodel we can phase the work and keep a functioning kitchen and bath.
Is it cheaper to renovate or build new?
In most established Spring neighborhoods, renovating is cheaper per square foot than tearing down and rebuilding, and it preserves the lot value. Once you are replacing the foundation and the entire envelope, the math moves toward new construction.
My Spring home flooded before — does that affect a remodel?
It can. In mapped floodplains, renovations above a threshold of the home's value trigger substantial-improvement review. We check your flood zone and structure value early so the design stays compliant.
Do you renovate 1980s homes in Champions?
Yes — opening the floor plan, replacing original systems, and modernizing kitchens and baths while keeping the established trees and character intact.