Home Renovation Scope
The existing condition sets the starting point for every renovation decision.
CASA works from the standing home outward, protecting what stays, opening up what changes, and coordinating the new structure, services, and finishes around what is discovered.
What you needWhat CASA controls
01Existing Condition
What you needA clear understanding of the spaces, services, structure, and finishes that the renovation has to work with.
What CASA controlsCASA reviews the visible condition and available documentation, then keeps site findings connected to the agreed scope.
02Protection and Access
What you needExisting rooms, entries, floors, and household routes protected while demolition and construction move through the home.
What CASA controlsCASA establishes work zones, protection, access, and staging before trades move through occupied or retained areas.
03Structural and Service Changes
What you needNew openings, room layouts, plumbing, electrical work, and building elements coordinated before finishes close them in.
What CASA controlsCASA sequences structural changes and service rough-ins against the new layout and the existing building conditions.
04Finish Integration
What you needNew floors, walls, joinery, fixtures, and external elements meeting retained work with a deliberate transition.
What CASA controlsCASA sets levels, junctions, and material changes as part of the build rather than leaving them to final patching.