Home Remodeling in Hendersonville, NC
Kitchens, baths, siding and additions in Hendersonville and across Henderson County. Twenty-five minutes from our office, and we are here weekly.
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Remodeling in Henderson County
Big Hills Construction has been building homes in Western North Carolina since 2018, and Hendersonville is one of the markets we work in most. It is about twenty-five minutes from our office, close enough that a crew is on site at 7:30 and a supervisor can stop by twice in a day – which matters more to how a project runs than most people expect.
What the housing stock here needs
Hendersonville has three distinct kinds of remodel. The ranch homes built between the 1950s and 1970s off Kanuga and Willow Road come to us for closed-off kitchens and single small bathrooms. The older homes near Main Street and in the historic districts need careful work – original trim profiles, plaster, and windows that should be repaired rather than swapped. And the newer developments south of town are already at the age where builder-grade kitchens and baths get replaced.
A large share of our Hendersonville calls also involve aging in place. Curbless showers, wider doorways and grab-bar blocking come up here more than anywhere else we work, because so many people move to Henderson County intending to stay.
What we do most in Hendersonville
- Kitchen remodeling – opening the kitchen to the living space, new cabinetry and counters
- Bathroom remodeling and accessible bathrooms
- Tub to shower conversions in hall and primary baths
- Siding replacement, including James Hardie fiber cement
- Home additions and screened porches
- Roofing and window replacement
Permits and logistics
Building permits for Hendersonville projects go through Henderson County, with zoning review by the city inside the municipal limits. We pull the permits and meet the inspectors – you are not calling the county to schedule anything.
Get a number
The in-home estimate is free for homeowners. We walk the space, talk through scope and materials, and send a written line-item estimate. Call (828) 617-9101 or use the form below.
How the project runs
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Walk-through
We come to you, look at the house and talk through what is not working. Usually under an hour.
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Written scope and estimate
Line-item pricing with allowances, so upgrades and surprises both have a known number.
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Permits and ordering
Permits pulled with your county, long-lead materials ordered before demolition.
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Build and warranty
One site supervisor, a published schedule, and a two-year workmanship warranty at the end.
Why homeowners choose Big Hills
- Licensed NC general contractorBuilding in Western North Carolina since 2018, 150 homes delivered.
- One crew, start to finishIn-house carpenters and site supervisor instead of a chain of subs you never meet.
- Fixed written scopeYou approve selections and the number before demo day, so the budget holds.
- 2-year workmanship warrantyThe same warranty we put behind the homes we build from the ground up.
Frequently asked questions
Do you actually work in Hendersonville, or just Asheville?
Henderson County is a regular part of our service area, not an exception we make. Hendersonville is roughly twenty-five minutes from our office and we have crews there most weeks.
What does a remodel cost in Hendersonville?
The same as the rest of our area: kitchens generally $35,000 to $90,000, bathrooms $18,000 to $45,000, siding $18,000 to $55,000. Location does not change our pricing - travel is not a line item in Henderson County.
Who pulls the permit?
We do. Building permits go through Henderson County, with city zoning review inside the municipal limits, and we meet every inspector on site.
Can you work on an older home near Main Street?
Yes, and we approach them differently - matching trim profiles, keeping original character, and repairing rather than replacing where the original work is worth saving.
Get a free in-home estimate
Tell us about the project. We walk the space, talk through scope and materials, and send a written estimate — no charge, no pressure.