Wunder manages major residential renovations and additions across the Birmingham metro—structural work, layout changes, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, finishes and exterior integration coordinated as one construction project.
Major remodeling exposes existing structure, old systems, hidden conditions and sequencing conflicts. The builder's job is to define what can be known, plan for what cannot, and keep the trades moving in the right order.
Explore coordinated renovations across kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces and exteriors. Open a project to see the photographs and the work behind them.
5 photographs ↗A full renovation connected a bright new kitchen, refreshed living areas and updated bathrooms with improvements to the home's roof, windows and exterior.
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5 photographs ↗Interior renovations and rebuilt outdoor entries gave this home a coherent refresh, from its kitchen and bathroom to the living areas and rear decks.
View the project gallery →Coordinated remodeling across multiple rooms, systems and finish packages.
New conditioned or covered space tied structurally and visually into the existing home.
Wall removal, framing changes, door/window relocation and circulation improvements.
Water-damage, outdated-system or investor renovation scopes requiring multiple trades.
Renovations go sideways when pricing assumes conditions that have never been verified or when dozens of owner decisions remain undefined. We separate known scope from allowances and unknown conditions so the project can be managed instead of guessed at.
Defined work that can be estimated from plans, measurements, specifications and visible conditions.
Selections or quantities that are not final but can be carried transparently until chosen.
Concealed or existing conditions that cannot be responsibly promised before demolition or investigation.
New work is documented before it quietly becomes part of the original scope.
Sometimes, but the answer depends on the scope, access, utilities, dust containment and how much of the home is affected. We address occupancy during planning rather than assuming it will work.
When permits are required for the project, the builder coordinates the applicable permitting and inspection process as part of the construction plan.
Yes. We can build from prepared plans and can also identify when additional structural or design information is needed before pricing or construction.
Yes, depending on the scope, location and schedule. Share what you need done and we will discuss whether Wunder is the right fit and what the next step should be.