Interior Renovations Bundle Services
When you need more than one room updated, bundling your interior projects saves time, money, and hassle. Iron Crest Remodel coordinates all trades under one project manager with one timeline and one point of contact.
- Kitchen + bathroom remodel bundles
- Whole-house flooring + painting packages
- Multi-bathroom renovation bundles
- Kitchen + flooring + painting combos
- Single project manager for all work
- Coordinated material purchasing (bulk savings)
- Phased scheduling to minimize disruption
- 10-20% savings vs. separate projects
Timeline
Varies by scope
Bundle Consultation
We assess all rooms and areas you want to renovate, discuss priorities, and develop a comprehensive scope that maximizes your savings.
Unified Design & Budget
One cohesive design plan across all spaces. Materials are coordinated for consistency and bulk pricing. You approve one budget for the entire bundle.
Phased Construction
Work proceeds in a logical sequence — typically rough work across all spaces first, then finishes. One crew moves through the home efficiently.
Single Final Walkthrough
All bundled work is inspected together. One punch list, one completion date, one warranty package.
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How much do I save by bundling interior projects?
Bundling typically saves 10-20% compared to doing the same projects separately. Savings come from reduced mobilization costs, bulk material pricing, and efficient trade scheduling.
What interior projects can I bundle?
Any combination of our interior services — kitchen, bathroom, flooring, painting, tile, basement, and whole-home remodeling. The more you bundle, the more you save.
How long does a bundled interior renovation take?
Bundled projects are typically 20-30% faster than doing the same work as separate projects because trades are scheduled back-to-back without gaps. A kitchen + 2 bathrooms + whole-house paint might take 10-14 weeks bundled vs. 16-20 weeks separately.
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Most Boise homeowners know they need to update their kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring — but they assume each project has to happen separately, months or even years apart. That approach pays the same setup costs several times over, stretches the disruption across years, and leaves each room designed in isolation from the last. Bundling interior renovations into one managed project removes the duplicated overhead and lets the finishes be chosen against each other.
- One mobilization instead of several — site protection, dumpster rental and haul-off, material delivery and the permit application are paid once for the whole scope rather than once per project
- Single timeline instead of disrupting your home multiple times — one construction phase means one adjustment period, one set of dust barriers, and one final cleanup instead of repeating the process for every room
- Coordinated design across rooms for a cohesive look — your designer selects flooring, cabinet hardware, paint colors, tile, and fixtures together so every room flows naturally into the next
- One project manager, one contract, one warranty — a single point of accountability from start to finish, with our 3-year workmanship warranty covering every room in the bundle instead of chasing separate contractors over which of them owns a defect
- Shorter total duration through parallel work — electrical runs in the kitchen while tile is set in the bathroom, so the weeks that separate projects lose to re-queuing and trade availability disappear
- Less wear on your home from multiple construction phases — every construction project means foot traffic, material staging, and dumpster placement that stresses your landscaping, driveway, and common areas; doing it once reduces that impact significantly
- One material order rather than several — flooring for the whole house, fixtures for every bathroom and paint for every room bought together, which also removes the dye-lot and batch mismatches that room-by-room ordering introduces months apart
Every bundled project is custom-scoped to your home, but these are the four interior renovation packages Boise homeowners request most often. Each groups trades that naturally overlap — plumbing with plumbing, flooring with flooring, finishing with finishing — so each trade mobilizes once instead of returning for a second project later.
Kitchen + Flooring Bundle
Our most popular interior bundle — and for good reason. Kitchen remodels already require removing the existing kitchen floor, so extending new flooring into adjacent living areas, hallways, and dining rooms while the crew and materials are on-site adds minimal labor cost. We install LVP, hardwood, or tile throughout the connected spaces during the kitchen demo phase, then build the new kitchen on top of the finished floor for a seamless look with no awkward transitions. This bundle also ensures your new kitchen flooring matches the rest of your main level perfectly. Component ranges: kitchen $22,000–$145,000 + flooring $3,500–$32,000, so $25,500–$177,000 combined. Where you land inside that depends almost entirely on kitchen scope and total flooring area; your fixed price is set before demolition.
Kitchen + Bathroom Bundle
Combining kitchen and bathroom remodels concentrates the plumbing and electrical work into a single mobilization rather than two, with one permit and one inspection cycle covering both rooms. Your plumber runs supply lines and drains for the kitchen sink, dishwasher, and pot-filler while also roughing in the new bathroom shower valve, vanity supply, and toilet flange — one trip, one permit, one inspection cycle. We also coordinate the finish palette across both rooms so hardware, faucet styles, and color tones feel intentionally connected rather than mismatched. Component ranges: kitchen $22,000–$145,000 + bathroom $12,000–$95,000, so $34,000–$240,000 combined. Each additional bathroom adds its own range again.
Whole-Interior Bundle
The comprehensive package: kitchen remodel, one or more bathroom remodels, whole-house flooring, and interior paint. This is the bundle where the shared-overhead argument is strongest, because nearly every trade — demolition, framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall, tile, flooring, painting, and trim carpentry — is shared across multiple rooms. We phase the work strategically so you always have a functional bathroom and a temporary cooking area, and we typically complete the entire interior transformation in 12–18 weeks rather than the 6–12 months it would take to schedule each project separately. Component ranges: kitchen $22,000–$145,000 + bathroom $12,000–$95,000 + flooring $3,500–$32,000 + interior paint $1,800–$14,000, so $39,300–$286,000 combined. Home size, room count and finish level decide where inside that a given house falls.
Bathroom + Flooring Bundle
An efficient bundle for smaller homes, condos, or homeowners who recently updated their kitchen but still need bathroom and flooring upgrades. We demo the bathroom and adjacent hallway flooring simultaneously, install new subfloor and waterproofing in the bathroom while laying LVP or hardwood in the main living areas, then tile the bathroom floor and shower in the same week the flooring crew finishes the rest of the house. This bundle is especially popular in Boise's North End and Bench-area homes built in the 1950s–1970s where original bathrooms and carpet need updating together. Component ranges: bathroom $12,000–$95,000 + flooring $3,500–$32,000, so $15,500–$127,000 combined. A single dated bathroom plus hallway and living-area flooring sits near the bottom of that; a primary suite with moved plumbing and hardwood throughout sits near the top.
It costs the sum of its parts, and we will not pretend otherwise. Every row below adds up Iron Crest's published Boise ranges for the services in that bundle — nothing discounted into it, nothing rounded off. The bands are wide because each component band is wide: the same line covers a bathroom that gets a new vanity and tile and a bathroom that moves plumbing. Your fixed price is set against your actual scope before demolition starts, and it lands somewhere inside the band rather than at either end.
| Bundle | Component Ranges | Combined |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen + Flooring | $22,000–$145,000 + $3,500–$32,000 | $25,500–$177,000 |
| Kitchen + 1 Bathroom | $22,000–$145,000 + $12,000–$95,000 | $34,000–$240,000 |
| Kitchen + 2 Bathrooms | $22,000–$145,000 + 2 × ($12,000–$95,000) | $46,000–$335,000 |
| Kitchen + Bath + Flooring + Paint | $22,000–$145,000 + $12,000–$95,000 + $3,500–$32,000 + $1,800–$14,000 | $39,300–$286,000 |
| 2 Bathrooms + Flooring | 2 × ($12,000–$95,000) + $3,500–$32,000 | $27,500–$222,000 |
| 1 Bathroom + Flooring | $12,000–$95,000 + $3,500–$32,000 | $15,500–$127,000 |
Where bundling reduces cost, and where it does not: one dumpster rental and haul-off replaces several. One material order replaces several small ones. Trades mobilize once rather than returning for each project, and one project manager runs one schedule instead of several. One permit application and one plan review cover the whole scope. What does not shrink is the work itself, and neither does the permit fee in proportion — Boise charges residential building permits on project valuation under Table 1-A (for example, $362.80 plus $9.30 per $1,000 on a $25,001–$50,000 valuation, or $913.09 plus $5.17 per $1,000 above $100,000), with residential plan review adding 20% of the permit fee. A larger combined valuation lands in a higher tier, so what a bundle saves there is the duplicated application and review, not the fee.
Bundling multiple interior projects introduces logistics that a single-room remodel does not. Here is how we handle the most common concerns Boise homeowners raise when considering a whole-interior renovation.
Living at Home During Construction
Most of our bundled-project clients stay in their homes throughout the renovation. We design a phasing plan before demolition begins that guarantees access to at least one functional bathroom and a temporary kitchen setup at all times. In a typical kitchen-first sequence, the kitchen's on-site construction runs 1–2 weeks once cabinets and appliances are en route — we do not open the room before then — after which appliances are reconnected and work shifts to the bathrooms and flooring. For whole-interior bundles, we set up a temporary kitchen station (microwave, mini-fridge, portable countertop, coffee maker) in a bedroom or garage so you can prepare basic meals while the main kitchen is offline. Dust containment is critical — we install zipwall barriers with negative-air HEPA filtration between work zones and living spaces, and we vacuum and wipe down common areas at the end of every work day.
Phased vs. All-at-Once Approach
For most Boise homes, a phased approach delivers the best balance of livability and efficiency. We demo and rebuild one major space at a time — usually kitchen first, then bathrooms, then flooring and paint — while overlapping trades wherever possible. The alternative is an all-at-once approach where we strip the entire interior to studs and rebuild everything simultaneously. This is faster (8–12 weeks vs. 14–18 weeks for phased) but requires you to move out of the home entirely. We recommend the all-at-once approach only for investment properties, pre-move-in renovations, or homeowners who have a convenient temporary living arrangement. Your project manager will help you evaluate which approach makes sense for your situation.
Dust, Noise, and Daily Life Management
Construction generates dust, noise, and foot traffic — and a bundled project means those impacts last longer than a single-room remodel. We mitigate this with HEPA-filtered negative air machines in every active work zone, floor protection runners in all hallways and living areas, and strict work-hour windows (typically 7:30 AM–5:00 PM Monday through Friday, with Saturday work by arrangement only). Demolition and tile cutting — the loudest operations — are scheduled in concentrated blocks rather than spread across the entire project. We also provide weekly schedule updates every Friday so you know exactly which rooms will be active the following week and can plan accordingly.
Boise-Specific Timing and Scheduling
Interior bundles can start any time of year since the work is inside your home, but Boise's construction calendar does affect scheduling. Spring and summer are peak season for exterior and new-construction projects, which means trade availability for interior work is tighter from May through September. Booking a bundled interior renovation for late fall or winter (October through February) often means faster scheduling, better trade availability, and more flexibility on start dates. Material lead times also matter — custom cabinetry currently runs 6–8 weeks from order to delivery, and popular countertop slabs can take 3–4 weeks. We recommend starting the design and selection process at least 8–10 weeks before your preferred construction start date.
One of the biggest advantages of bundling is that your designer coordinates finishes across every room at once. When kitchen cabinets, bathroom tile, flooring, and paint colors are selected together, you get a cohesive look throughout your home instead of rooms that feel disconnected because they were designed months or years apart.
Our design process starts 8–10 weeks before construction begins. During a comprehensive design session, we walk through each room in your bundle and make selections for cabinetry, countertops, tile, flooring, fixtures, hardware, and paint. Everything is organized into a digital selections binder that your project manager, the crew, and suppliers all reference throughout the project.
Kitchen Selections
- Cabinet style, wood species, and finish color
- Countertop material and edge profile
- Backsplash tile pattern and grout color
- Sink, faucet, and hardware finish (brushed nickel, matte black, etc.)
- Appliance package and panel specifications
- Under-cabinet and pendant lighting
Bathroom Selections
- Vanity style and countertop material
- Shower tile (wall and floor) with accent pattern
- Shower fixtures and valve trim
- Mirror, lighting, and hardware to match kitchen finish
- Toilet model and seat style
- Towel bars and accessories
Flooring Selections
- Material type: LVP, hardwood, engineered wood, or tile
- Color and plank width/pattern
- Transition strips between rooms and flooring types
- Underlayment specification for sound and moisture
- Stair nosing and closet flooring details
- Baseboard and shoe molding style
Paint & Trim Selections
- Wall colors for each room (typically 2-3 coordinating tones)
- Trim, door, and ceiling paint color and sheen
- Accent wall treatments (if applicable)
- Cabinet paint or stain color (if painting existing cabinets)
- Primer and preparation specifications
- Touch-up paint quantities for future maintenance
Lead time tip: Custom cabinetry currently runs 6–8 weeks from order to delivery, and popular quartz and granite slabs can take 3–4 weeks for fabrication. Special-order tile from European manufacturers may require 4–6 weeks. We build these lead times into your project schedule so materials arrive on-site exactly when crews need them — no delays, no storage fees.
Every bundled interior project follows a structured 7-step process designed to minimize disruption, control costs, and deliver a predictable timeline. Here is exactly what to expect from first call to final walkthrough.
Discovery & Scope Definition
We visit your home, walk every room included in the bundle, document existing conditions (measurements, structural notes, mechanical locations), and discuss your goals, budget range, and timeline preferences. This visit typically takes 60–90 minutes and results in a preliminary scope document outlining which rooms, which trades, and which finish levels are included.
Design Session & Material Selections
At our Boise showroom or your home, we finalize all material selections room by room. Your designer coordinates the palette across spaces so cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, fixtures, and paint all work together. You receive a digital selections binder with photos, SKUs, and specifications for every item — this becomes the single source of truth for the entire project.
Detailed Proposal & Contract
We deliver a fixed-price proposal with a line-item breakdown for each room and trade. The proposal includes a phasing schedule showing which rooms are active each week, a payment milestone schedule tied to completed work (not calendar dates), and our warranty terms. Fixed-price scope with no surprise charges. Any owner-requested changes or unforeseen conditions requiring additional work are documented and approved before additional work proceeds.
Pre-Construction & Material Ordering
Once signed, we order all long-lead materials immediately (cabinets, countertops, special-order tile) and submit permit applications to the City of Boise. We schedule a pre-construction meeting at your home with the project manager and lead carpenter to review the phasing plan, dust containment setup, temporary kitchen station location, and daily access protocols.
Demolition & Rough-In Phase
Demolition starts in the first room of the phasing sequence (typically the kitchen). We install dust containment barriers the morning of demo day before any work begins. During demo week, plumbing and electrical rough-in begins in the first room while demo continues in subsequent rooms. Inspections are scheduled in batches so we don’t wait for individual room sign-offs.
Build & Finish Phase
This is the longest phase, where cabinets are installed, countertops are templated and fabricated, tile is set, flooring is laid, and painting begins. Crews move through rooms in sequence based on the phasing plan. Your project manager provides weekly photo updates every Friday showing progress in each active room. Change orders, if any, are documented and approved in writing before work proceeds.
Final Walkthrough & Warranty Activation
After all work is complete, your project manager conducts a detailed walkthrough with you in every room, checking every detail against the selections binder and scope document. We create a punch list for any items that need correction, complete those within 3–5 business days, and then schedule a final sign-off. Your comprehensive warranty activates on the sign-off date.
A bundled renovation is a significant investment, and our warranty reflects that. Every Iron Crest bundled interior project is backed by a single comprehensive warranty covering all trades and all rooms — not the patchwork of separate warranties you get from hiring multiple contractors.
Workmanship Warranty
3 Years
Covers all labor and installation defects across every room in your bundle. If a cabinet door warps, tile cracks, or trim separates due to installation error, we repair or replace it at no cost.
Material Warranty
Manufacturer Terms
All materials carry their own manufacturer warranty, on that manufacturer’s terms rather than ours. We register them in your name and keep copies in your project file. Terms vary by brand and product line — check the figure on the manufacturer’s own site before you let it influence a selection.
Written Into Contract
Before Work Begins
Every warranty term is written into your contract before work begins — you are not relying on a promise made on a website. The document names the exact scope, start date, and coverage period.
30-day punch list guarantee: If you notice any detail that does not meet the agreed scope and finish quality within 30 days of your final walkthrough, contact your project manager directly and we will address it within 3–5 business days at no additional charge. We also schedule a complimentary 6-month follow-up visit to inspect caulk lines, grout joints, paint touch-ups, and hardware tightness — catching minor settling issues before they become problems.
The following government agencies, industry organizations, and official resources provide additional information relevant to your remodeling project.
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How much do I save by bundling interior renovation projects in Boise?
We do not publish a bundling discount percentage. Nobody holds a dataset of the same homeowner buying the same work both ways, so any such figure is constructed rather than measured, and we would rather show you the mechanism than a number we cannot stand behind. The costs a bundle pays once instead of repeatedly are specific and itemized on your proposal: mobilization and site protection, dumpster rental and haul-off, material ordering and delivery, trade re-mobilization between projects, project management, and the permit application and plan review. What a bundle does not do is make the cabinets, the tile or the flooring cheaper — those cost what they cost. The test you can actually run: ask us to quote the bundle as one fixed-price scope and to quote the same rooms as separate projects, then compare the two documents line by line.
Can I live at home during a bundled interior renovation?
Yes, and most of our Boise clients do. We design a phasing plan that keeps at least one functional bathroom and a temporary kitchen setup (microwave, mini-fridge, coffee maker) available throughout the project. For whole-interior bundles that include the kitchen, we typically complete the kitchen first so you regain cooking access while we move to bathrooms and flooring. Dust containment barriers, negative-air machines, and daily cleanup keep the livable areas of your home comfortable. We also schedule the loudest and most disruptive work — demolition, tile cutting, floor sanding — during weekday business hours so evenings and weekends are quieter.
How long does a bundled interior renovation take compared to separate projects?
Faster, and the reason is scheduling rather than speed of work. Separate projects each carry their own mobilization, their own permit cycle and — the part homeowners underestimate — their own wait for a slot in the calendar. A bundle removes the gaps: plumbing, electrical and finish trades move straight from one room to the next. Two figures worth separating when you compare quotes: a kitchen’s on-site construction runs 1–2 weeks, because we do not start demolition until cabinets and appliances are en route, while the full project from design through final walkthrough is considerably longer and is dominated by lead times rather than build time. A bathroom remodel runs 3–5 weeks on site. Your written project calendar gives the dates for your specific scope before work begins; ask any contractor which of the two numbers they are quoting you.
Do I need to choose all my finishes and materials before a bundled project starts?
We require final selections for any materials with long lead times — cabinetry (6–8 weeks), countertops (3–4 weeks), and special-order tile (2–4 weeks) — before we begin demolition. However, one of the biggest advantages of bundling is that your designer can coordinate finishes across all rooms at once, ensuring your flooring, cabinet hardware, paint colors, and fixture finishes create a cohesive look throughout your home. We schedule a comprehensive design session before the project starts where we lock in all selections room by room, which actually simplifies the decision process compared to making isolated choices for separate projects months apart.
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