Arlington & Northern Virginia
The best place to start is with the problem you want the house to solve.
A house changes along with the people who live in it. A kitchen that once worked can become cramped. A basement can become valuable living space. An older exterior may need attention. A growing household may need an addition instead of another round of rearranging furniture.
Ward's Remodeling, Inc. helps homeowners in Arlington and Northern Virginia tackle projects at very different scales, from substantial remodeling and additions to exterior work, outdoor projects and practical home repairs.
Remodeling is for improving the space you already have.
Kitchen, bathroom and basement projects can be handled as individual rooms, while Whole Home Remodeling is a better fit when several spaces need to work together. Primary suites, historic-home renovations and aging-in-place projects also belong here when the existing home can support the change without adding a new structural footprint.
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Sometimes the existing footprint simply cannot provide the space the household needs.
Home additions, second-story additions, guest or in-law suites and ADU projects give homeowners a path to create new usable space. The right type of addition depends on the property, the existing structure and how the new area needs to connect to the rest of the home.
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Roofing, windows and siding are the main exterior directions at Ward's Remodeling.
Exterior projects often overlap at important transitions: roof edges meet gutters and fascia, windows meet trim and siding, and water problems can affect more than the surface where they first appear. Starting with the correct system helps keep a repair from becoming a cosmetic patch over a larger issue.
Explore exterior servicesDecks, porches, outdoor living areas, garages and accessory structures extend the useful parts of a property beyond the interior rooms.
These projects need to account for the site as well as the structure itself. Grade, drainage, access, existing patios or foundations, and the connection to the house can all influence the final scope.
Explore outdoor projectsNot every project needs to become a renovation.
For smaller repairs, installations and punch-list work, Handyman & Home Repairs provides a more practical starting point. You can also go directly to a specific service such as furniture assembly, shelving, door work, drywall repair, fixtures, screens or grab bars.
Explore home repairsThink about the result you need.
If you already know the exact task you need, choose from these specific service groups:
Remodeling, additions or a smaller repair: start with the work your home needs.
Yes. Larger remodeling and construction projects are separated from smaller repair and installation services so each can be scoped appropriately.
Yes. When changes in one room affect circulation, finishes or systems elsewhere, a broader remodeling scope may make more sense than several independent projects.
If a better layout can solve the problem inside the current footprint, remodeling may be enough. If the house genuinely needs more usable square footage, an addition is the more appropriate starting point.
Go directly to the matching service group and choose the specific task.
Tell us about the property, the work you are considering and the result you want to achieve.