Living in your home during a renovation is possible for smaller, contained projects but becomes difficult during whole-home or multi-room remodels. Noise, dust, limited access to kitchens and bathrooms, and safety concerns around active construction zones are the primary challenges. For projects lasting more than a few weeks, many homeowners find that temporarily relocating, even just during the demolition and rough-in phases, significantly reduces stress. As of January 2026, Las Vegas homeowners who stay in their homes during renovation report that having a designated clean zone with a functioning bathroom and microwave setup makes the experience manageable. Kingdom and Co. helps clients plan their living arrangements around the construction schedule, phasing the work when possible so that portions of the home remain livable throughout the project.
By Kingdom & Co.|2026-06-24T09:50:36-07:00April 21, 2026|Breaking Ground: What Really Happens During a Luxury Renovation|Comments Off on Can I live in my house during a renovation?
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Kingdom & Co. is an award-winning luxury design-build firm in Las Vegas, handling custom homes, whole-home remodels, casitas, and focused single-room Small Luxuries projects under one roof. The team brings a collective 30 years of design and construction experience and is a back-to-back NARI Remodeler of the Year winner (2025 and 2026), an Architectural Digest AD Pro Directory member, and a 2025 Best of Las Vegas Gold winner for Best Custom Home Builder. Kingdom & Co. holds Nevada contractor licenses #0091618 and #0091629 and maintains an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Learn more about the team at kingdomandco.com/about-us.


