Skip to main content Skip to content Open-concept layouts, structural reconfiguration, updated kitchens and baths, and modern systems, for ranches and builder-grade two-stories alike. Woodland Construction Group renovates Beaverton homes top to bottom, one accountable team from first sketch to final walkthrough.
Planning a whole-home renovation in Beaverton, Oregon? Whether you own a compartmentalized 1960s ranch or a builder-grade two-story from the 1990s, the bones are good and the layout is dated. A full renovation reworks layout, structure, and systems across the whole house: kitchens, baths, living spaces, electrical, plumbing, insulation, and finishes, so the home finally matches how your family lives on the west side today.
It modernizes a dated Beaverton home for the way your family lives today and adds lasting value across the west side’s family-driven market, all without giving up the neighborhood, schools, and connections you love. Because the work spans every trade, structural changes, and strict code, the contractor you choose controls the outcome.
The right partner protects your budget, holds your phase-by-phase schedule, and delivers a cohesive home, ranch or two-story, that stands up to daily west-side family life for decades.
A whole-home renovation in Beaverton typically runs $100,000 to $500,000+ in 2026, depending on whether you are refreshing a builder-grade two-story or opening up a ranch floor plan with structural work. As a rule of thumb expect $100 to $300 per square foot, with a full gut and high-end finishes landing at the top of that range.
For many Beaverton homeowners, a full renovation costs less than buying and moving into a comparable updated home in the same school district once agent fees, moving costs, and move-in-ready premiums are factored in, making it one of the smartest long-term decisions in the west side’s competitive market.
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A full renovation lets you keep the location, lot, and school district while bringing a dated Beaverton home up to modern standards across every room. Buyers on the family-driven west side read a fully renovated, open-plan home as turnkey, which protects resale value, but the bigger return is daily: a house that finally fits how your family lives.
The 2026 Beaverton whole-home renovation leans on connection and efficiency. The walls that chop up a ranch or a 1990s floor plan come down for open kitchen-living-dining flow, dated systems are replaced for comfort and lower energy bills, and a single design language ties the house together instead of a patchwork of one-off updates.
Woodland Construction Group – 18 Years Experience – Beaverton, Oregon
Our team of licensed contractors specializes in full-home renovations across the Portland metro area, coordinating structural, systems, and finish work under one accountable design-build contract.
A whole-home renovation in Beaverton opens up and modernizes every room and system at once, often for less than buying and moving into a comparable move-in-ready home in the same school district.
Six capabilities show up in almost every whole-home renovation we build in Beaverton. Each one is engineered for how a ranch or builder-grade two-story actually works together once it is opened up and updated, not just how a single room photographs.
Removing the walls that compartmentalize a ranch or a 1990s floor plan and reworking flow to connect kitchen, living, and dining, with the engineering to do it safely and the design to make it feel intentional.
Load-bearing changes, new beams, vaulted ceilings, and reframing handled with licensed structural partners and full City of Beaverton Building Division engineering review.
Full kitchen and bathroom renovations that replace builder-grade oak and laminate, designed as part of the whole-home plan so finishes, fixtures, and flow stay consistent room to room.
Updated electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and insulation that improve comfort, safety, and energy efficiency throughout a dated ranch or two-story Beaverton home.
A single design language across the whole house, so materials, color, trim, and lighting feel cohesive and current instead of the patchwork of separate updates a builder-grade home collects over the years.
Aging-in-place options, flexible spaces, and durable finishes built to serve a west-side family through the next stage of life, not just the next few years.
How We Work
One team, one contract, from the first measurement to the final walkthrough, with no handoffs between designer, builder, and trades: design and 3D layouts, material selection, permitting and inspections, careful demolition, licensed construction, and a final walkthrough, all backed by our 2-year craftsmanship warranty.
See our full design-build processA look at how we transform dated, compartmentalized ranches and builder-grade two-stories across Beaverton into open, cohesive homes.
Walk through every line that shapes the number, from the wall removals and structural work a ranch needs to systems, kitchens, baths, and finishes, with a calculator built on real west-side project data.
Woodland completed a full home remodel for us, a complete kitchen renovation, two bathroom remodels, new flooring, fresh paint, and all new doors and trim. They paid close attention to detail, kept the worksite clean, and stayed on schedule, delivering beyond our expectations.
Engaging with Woodland for our home extension was a great decision. They were attentive to our vision, offered valuable insights, and completed the project on time. Their commitment to quality and craftsmanship is truly impressive.
A huge thank you to Woodland Construction Group for the beautiful job they did on our home extension. High-quality craftsmanship throughout.
Timelines, permits, cost, and what a full renovation of a Beaverton ranch or two-story involves in 2026. If your question is not here, call us. We would rather answer it directly.
A typical Beaverton whole-home renovation takes 4 to 9 months from demolition to final walkthrough, depending on square footage and scope. A focused multi-room renovation can finish in 3 to 5 months, while opening up a ranch floor plan with structural work and additions can run 9 to 12 months. We set a detailed phase-by-phase timeline during design and hold to it.
In Beaverton, whole-home renovations run $100,000 to $500,000+ in 2026 depending on square footage, structural scope, and finish level, with ranch floor-plan changes adding structural cost. As a rule of thumb, expect $100 to $300 per square foot, with full gut renovations and luxury finishes at the top of that range. You get an itemized, phase-by-phase estimate during the consultation phase.
Yes. Whole-home renovations almost always require multiple permits covering structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and sometimes zoning when you change the footprint. We manage every application, inspection, and coordination through the City of Beaverton Building Division, or Washington County for unincorporated addresses, which keeps the schedule on track and the work fully code-compliant.
For many Beaverton homeowners, a full renovation costs less than buying and moving into a comparable updated home in the same school district once you factor in agent fees, moving costs, and move-in-ready premiums, which run high on the competitive west side. It also lets you stay in the neighborhood and schools you chose while tailoring every room to how your family lives. We help you weigh the numbers honestly during the consultation.
Our in-house design team handles layouts, 3D renderings, and material selection, and we bring in structural engineering and architectural partners when opening up a ranch or reframing calls for it. You do not need to assemble your own team. The design-build approach keeps design, engineering, planning, and construction under one contract, removing the handoffs where most large renovations go wrong.
Sometimes. For phased renovations we can often keep part of a Beaverton home livable while we work section by section, with containment to control dust and noise. For full gut renovations, most families relocate temporarily because utilities and major systems are offline. We talk through the realistic options during planning and phase the work to minimize disruption either way.
Yes. A well-planned renovation opens up the layout and modernizes the systems and finishes of a dated Beaverton ranch or two-story, often for less than the cost of relocating in the same school district. Beyond resale value, it transforms daily livability and energy efficiency across the whole house, which is why many west-side homeowners choose to renovate and stay rather than start over somewhere new.
Built for Beaverton
A whole-home renovation in Beaverton is usually about a layout, not an era. The mid-century ranches of Vose, Denney-Whitford, and the West Slope were built with compartmentalized rooms and one main bath, while the 1980s through 2000s two-stories of Murray Hill, Sexton Mountain, and Cooper Mountain have the square footage but builder-grade finishes and choppy floor plans. Both have outgrown how families live now, and both renovate beautifully when the walls, systems, and finishes are reworked as one plan.
A few west-side realities shape the work. Structural, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical permits run through the City of Beaverton Building Division, with some unincorporated neighborhoods routing through Washington County instead. We confirm the right jurisdiction for your address, phase the work around an occupied or vacated home, and manage every permit and inspection so a renovation this large never sits waiting on paper.
Family-owned and based in Northwest Portland, we renovate homes across the city and the west-side suburbs.
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