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The finished open-concept kitchen of an Avorino remodel in Orange, with a dark island and white shaker cabinets
The island and sink run of the same Avorino kitchen remodel in Orange, open to the dining room

Renovations · Avorino

Orange County, California

Home renovations in Orange County

Renovations that read as new construction.

Kitchens, baths, primary suites, gut remodels. Same Avorino, same finish standards, same line-item proposal we'd give a friend.

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Inside the build

Renovations handled with new-construction discipline.

Avorino runs renovations with the design-build discipline we apply to ground-up custom work. Same Avorino, same drawings, same single point of accountability — under one roof.

  • Every aspect handled under one roof, design through execution
  • Real-time cost visibility during design
  • Selection-by-selection sign-off on finishes
  • Family flow protected — most renovations let you stay in the house
The island and sink run of the same Avorino kitchen remodel in Orange, open to the dining room

What we renovate (5)

Five common scopes.

Kitchen, bath, primary suite, whole-house, gut + reframe — same Avorino, same standards, same line-item proposal we'd give a friend.

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AVORINO / SPATIAL STUDIESFIG. 01
KitchenConcept only · cutaway walls lowered to reveal the layout

01 Kitchen

Layout reworks, cabinetry, countertops, appliances, lighting.

  • 8–14+ wk

02 Primary bath

Plumbing reroute, tile, vanity, fixtures, lighting.

  • 5–8+ wk

03 Whole house

Multi-room renovations carried as one project, one schedule, one change-order log.

  • 4–9+ mo

04 Gut + reframe

Strip to studs, modernize mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, rebuild to current code.

  • 6–12+ mo

05 Selective preservation

Keep what's worth keeping, rebuild what isn't. Era-correct finishes.

  • 5–10+ mo

Remodelled by Avorino · Orange

Watch it come together.

A time-lapse visualization of the Orange kitchen remodel, from honey oak to the finished room.

Time-lapse visualization of an Avorino kitchen remodel in Orange, from the honey-oak kitchen to the finished room
  1. 01 / 04BeforeThe kitchen as it was, in honey oak.
  2. 02 / 04GuttedThe room taken back to its walls.
  3. 03 / 04CabinetsNew cabinets and the island set.
  4. 04 / 04FinishedThe kitchen finished.

Built by Avorino · Kitchen remodel, Orange

From honey oak to a new kitchen.

One real kitchen remodel in Orange, followed on site from the kitchen as it was to the finished room.

01 / 07Before

The kitchen before, with honey-oak cabinets.

The kitchen before, with honey-oak cabinets. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
Site record · from our Instagram storyFrame 01 of 07
The finished open-concept kitchen of the same remodel in Orange, built by Avorino.

Built by Avorino · Kitchen remodel, Orange

From honey oak to a new kitchen.

One real kitchen remodel in Orange, followed on site from the kitchen as it was to the finished room.

  1. The kitchen before, with honey-oak cabinets. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
    01 / 07

    Before

    The kitchen before, with honey-oak cabinets.

  2. Demolition, breaking up the floor. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
    02 / 07

    Demolition

    Demolition, breaking up the floor.

  3. A trench cut for the plumbing reroute. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
    03 / 07

    The plumbing reroute

    A trench cut for the plumbing reroute.

  4. The floor patched and levelled. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
    04 / 07

    The floor

    The floor patched and levelled.

  5. The room gutted. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
    05 / 07

    Gutted

    The room gutted.

  6. New cabinets set. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
    06 / 07

    Cabinets

    New cabinets set.

  7. The backsplash going up. Kitchen remodel, Orange, by Avorino.
    07 / 07

    Backsplash

    The backsplash going up.

The finished open-concept kitchen of the same remodel in Orange, built by Avorino.

The same kitchen, finished.

The finished kitchen, photographed professionally · the same Orange remodel

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Process

How a renovation actually runs.

Avorino actively involves clients throughout: walkthrough, drawings, permits, construction, and punch.

AVORINO / SPATIAL STUDIESFIG. 01
Spatial planning · room relationships and circulationConcept only · cutaway walls lowered to reveal the layout
One conceptual floor plan, developed through every phase. Schematic, not an engineering detail.
Crafted to fit. Built to last.

01 / 05

Walkthrough + scope

We meet at the house. Goals, constraints, the version worth the disruption.

How long does a renovation take in Orange County?

A whole-home renovation typically runs 4–9+ months from demo to final punch, depending on scope. Kitchen-only is 8–14+ weeks; a primary bath or single room is 5–8+ weeks. Avorino sequences custom-cabinet work (a 14–18+ week lead) and structural work in parallel, so the site never waits on a single trade.

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Typical timelines

a whole-home renovation, demo to final punch
4–9+ months
kitchen only
8–14+ weeks
a primary bath or single room
5–8+ weeks
Process · Walkthrough through punch — five phases.
  1. 01Walkthrough + scope
  2. 02Design + selections
  3. 03Permits + buyout
  4. 04Construction
  5. 05Punch + warranty

Recent work

Recent Avorino builds across Orange County.

See more on Instagram @avorinoconstruction

01 / Time and permits

How long does a whole-home renovation take in Orange County?

A whole-home renovation typically runs 4–9+ months from demo to final punch, depending on scope. Kitchen-only is 8–14+ weeks, primary-bath or single-room is 5–8+ weeks. Avorino sequences custom-cabinet (14–18+ week lead) and structural work in parallel so the site never waits on a single trade.

Do I need permits for a kitchen or bathroom renovation?

Yes. Any plumbing or electrical relocation, structural changes, or wall removals require permits in OC cities. Cosmetic finish swaps (cabinets, counters, tile) usually don't. Avorino pulls every required permit under our General-B License #1107538 and carries final inspection for you.

02 / Living with a renovation

Can you renovate while we live in the home?

For partial-scope work (single bath, primary suite, single-room kitchen): yes, with dust walls, daily-clean protocols, and a working-bath plan. For whole-house gut renovations we recommend short-term lodging; the build is faster and cleaner with the house empty. We'll lay out both options during the discovery call.

What's the difference between a renovation and a remodel?

We use them interchangeably, but technically a remodel changes the layout (move walls, relocate plumbing, restructure the floor plan), while a renovation refreshes the existing layout with new finishes, cabinetry, and fixtures. Avorino does both, and most projects end up being a mix of the two.

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Tell us about the renovation.

A few lines about scope is enough. Avorino will read it and write back as soon as possible with cost range, realistic schedule, and the structural quirks your home in particular tends to surface mid-project.

AVORINO / SPATIAL STUDIESFIG. 01
KitchenConcept only · cutaway walls lowered to reveal the layout
Designed concept · not your final plan
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  1. 01Project
  2. 02Plans
  3. 03Context
  4. 04Contact

What are we renovating?

Renovation scope

Service areas

Serving 37 Orange County cities & communities, plus unincorporated OC and nearby LA County.

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