Biltmore Square Main Living Areas
We kick things off with a thorough consultation, followed by a design phase where we work closely with you to develop your project vision.


Once the design is in place, we transition into the construction phase with careful planning and execution.
As your project wraps up, we ensure everything is completed to the highest standard, including final inspections and providing project documentation.

At Rosie Right, we understand that every project is unique, and so is your budget. Our comprehensive budget guide outlines the different levels of remodels—whether you’re seeking a distinctive upgrade or an elite transformation. Each category offers transparency about what you can expect in terms of materials, finishes, and craftsmanship, ensuring you get the best value for your investment. Explore the options below to find the right fit for your project and let us help you bring your vision to life within your budget.

Distinctive: $95k – $110k
Entry-level fixtures and finishes, simple “remove and replace” approach.
Premium: $100k+ (Small/Medium) | $165k – $225k+ (Large)
Upgraded cabinets, finishes, and premium fixtures like quartz or granite countertops.
Elite: $185k+ (Medium) | $225k+ (Large)
High-end materials, fixtures, and potential layout changes for improved functionality.
Distinctive: $65k – $85k (Hall Bath) | $85k – $95k (Master Bath)
Basic updates with entry-level fixtures, such as tub-to-shower conversions.
Premium: $90k – $110k (Hall Bath) | $100k – $120k+ (Master Bath)
Mid-range materials, quartz countertops, and custom shower tile work.
Elite: $100k+ (Hall Bath) | $125k+ (Master Bath)
High-end finishes, custom glass, and tile, with options for layout changes.
Dry Spaces – $500+ per square foot
Dry spaces focus on aesthetic updates, such as new flooring, lighting, and layouts, typically at a lower cost and with a quicker timeline.
Wet Spaces – $670+ per square foot
Wet spaces involve more complex renovations, with custom cabinetry, fixtures, and possible structural changes to optimize functionality.
Timelines vary from project to project; while some may take a few months, others may take a year or more. The most important thing is that you’re prepared for the process with a clear, realistic understanding of what the job entails. Here are a few timeline considerations.
Size and Complexity of your Project
Construction Permits & Historic Home Approvals
Unforeseen Issues with the Home’s Structure
Changes in Design
Lead Time and Availability of Products & Finishes