ChampionsGate · beside Reunion · CGC1531832

Whole-house renovation in ChampionsGate

Full-home renovation

This is the renovation the company is built to do: the whole house, once, so it still works for the years ahead. Aging-in-place and the smart-home work are in the same drawing. They are not a gadget package after the paint.

The bath is curbless. Kitchen and bath cabinets are lowered so they can be reached. The pantry rolls out. Lighting is planned for the path you walk at night. Pull stations sit where a fall is likely — the bath, the bedroom, and the stairs.

The whole house
Interior and exterior on one drawing. The bath, the kitchen, the lighting, and the safety are not separate quotes after the renovation is finished.
Curbless baths
You walk onto the wet plane without a step. The drain, the slope, and the waterproofing are in the plan, not added as a grab bar later.
Lowered cabinets
Kitchen and bath cabinets are set at a height you can reach while standing or seated. The room still reads as a finished house, not a clinic.
Rolling pantry
The pantry rolls out to you. Deep shelves you have to climb into are the thing this renovation removes.
Smart lighting
Lights come on along the path you actually walk at night — bedroom, bath, and the way between them — planned while the walls are open.
Pull stations
A pull station where a fall is likely: the bath, the bedroom, and the stairs. It calls for help from the place you are, instead of assuming you can reach a phone.
ChampionsGate house, cream stucco, tile roof, and pool.
The house
Curbless bath in the ChampionsGate house, with a low vanity.
Curbless bath
ChampionsGate kitchen with a lower cabinet run beside the sink.
Lowered kitchen cabinets
Rolling pantry in the ChampionsGate kitchen, shelves pulled out.
Rolling pantry
Smart lighting along the night path in the ChampionsGate house.
Smart lighting
A pull station beside the shower in the ChampionsGate bath.
Pull station

FAQ

ChampionsGate

Is ChampionsGate one renovation or a list of upgrades?
One renovation. Curbless baths, lowered kitchen and bath cabinets, the rolling pantry, smart lighting, and the pull stations are drawn into the house while it is open.
Where do the pull stations go?
Where a fall is likely: the bath, the bedroom, and the stairs. The exact locations are marked at the house, not from a catalog.
Are these the same rooms as Lake Butler or Reunion?
No. Lake Butler and Reunion stay on their own pages.
Who pulls the permit?
iDesignBuildFlorida, Florida license CGC1531832. ChampionsGate sits beside Reunion. The building department follows the lot, and we confirm that at the visit.
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