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The house has to still feel like one house when we leave.

Whole-home work is not a stack of room estimates. It is a single language of finishes, a sequence the household can survive, and a principal who stays.

Whole-home living interior looking toward millwork, a custom wet bar, and stair, St. Armands

Who this is for

Owners who are renovating most of the house — or enough of it that the rooms have to agree with each other.

Not a fit: A single-room bid used to ‘get a foot in the door’ for a house we cannot staff.

Five pretty rooms, no house

The Tremont Lane residence is the opposite of that: windows, millwork, floors, a reconfigured primary suite, laundry and storage, and the lanai as one project.

You live here during the work

Phasing, protection, and a weekly written update are not extras. They are how a household survives a year of construction.

The number moves and nobody says so

Allowances, known unknowns, and a change-order protocol. If the number moved, you hear it that week.

Questions we actually get

How do we start?

Request a Project Review. Tell us the property, the work, and the budget range you will actually spend. We will tell you whether we are a fit before anyone pretends there is a start date.

Are you licensed?

Yes. Beniamin Dumitrascuta holds Florida Certified General Contractor license CGC1531404, current and active. Verify it on the Florida DBPR site — do not take a logo as evidence.

How long does a whole-home take?

Often many months, sometimes more than a year, depending on scope, selections, and permitting. We will not invent a date before a scope.

Next step

Request a private Project Review.

Tell us about the property and the work. We will tell you whether we are the right contractor — and what the first honest next step is.