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How a home remodel project works at Autotelic

A remodel starts with a room and a number: the instant estimate prices the scope, then design, the front desk and the portal carry it through.

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Project
HOW IT WORKS
Sheet
A-202
Sheet title
HOME REMODEL
Rev
2026-09-26
Set
17 SHEETS
Status
RELEASED
  1. 1Kitchen Remodel
  2. 2Bathroom Remodel
  3. 3Basement Finish
  4. 4Whole-Home Renovation
  5. 5Pop-Top Addition
  6. 6Second-Story Addition
  7. 7Bump-Out Expansion
  8. 8Historic Renovation
  9. 9Smart Home Automation
  10. 10Dedicated Home Theater
  11. 11Whole-Home Audio — Multi-Zone
  12. 12Security Cameras
  13. 13EV Charger Install — Level 2
  14. 14Motorized Shades & Lighting Control
  15. 15Home network & fiber
  16. 16Home remodel
  • Released
  • In progress
  • Not in service
  • Internal — shown, never linked
  • Seat on the base (alignment)
  • Item no. → parts list
  • service page
  • fixed-price SKU
  • book it

A home remodel usually starts with a specific room or a specific problem: a kitchen remodel, a bathroom remodel, a basement finish, or a whole-home renovation that touches every room at once. Some remodels add space instead of just changing it — a pop-top addition, a second-story addition, a bump-out expansion, or a historic renovation that has to work within a landmark district's rules. Most remodels also add a technology layer alongside the construction: smart home automation, a dedicated home theater, whole-home audio, security cameras, an EV charger install, motorized shades and lighting control, or home network and fiber wiring for the rooms that need a wire — designed in with the remodel instead of added afterward.

Doors today: The instant estimate: property-verified and catalog-grounded.

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Build sequence

  1. 1. Feasibility

    Released

    The instant estimate wizard doubles as the feasibility door for a remodel — it verifies the property and grounds the range before anything is designed.

    Get an instant estimateBack to Feasibility

  2. 2. Estimate

    Released

    The same wizard prices the specific scope — a kitchen, a bath, a basement, an addition — against the real catalog and code data.

    See a kitchen remodel estimateBack to Estimate

  3. 3. Design

    Released

    Concept Studio runs a swipe tournament for kitchen, bath, basement and whole-home remodel finishes, live today; its technology categories are coming soon.

    Open Concept StudioBack to Design

  4. 4. Front desk

    Released

    Chloe or a call to the front desk scopes the project and hands it to the next step.

    A real visitor probes what Chloe knows; she does not invent an answer · captured 2026-09-08, reviewed by Robert

    Three turns of a real, scrubbed scoping chat: Chloe asks, does not invent.

    1. ChloeHey! I'm Chloe 👋 Welcome to **Autotelic**! What can I help you with today?
    2. VisitorWhat do you think of my floor tile picks so far?
    3. ChloeI’d love to help you fine‑tune those tile choices! 😊 What style or color palette are you leaning toward, and where in the space will the tiles be installed?
    4. VisitorWhat do you think of my floor tile picks so far?
    5. ChloeSounds great! Could you tell me a bit about the tiles you’ve chosen—like the color, pattern, or material? That’ll help me give you the best feedback.
    6. VisitorWhich tile did I lock in?
    Show the raw response
    {
     "page_context": "general",
     "status": "abandoned",
     "message_count": 5,
     "history": [
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "Hey! I'm Chloe 👋 Welcome to **Autotelic**! What can I help you with today?"
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "What do you think of my floor tile picks so far?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "I’d love to help you fine‑tune those tile choices! 😊 What style or color palette are you leaning toward, and where in the space will the tiles be installed?"
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "What do you think of my floor tile picks so far?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "Sounds great! Could you tell me a bit about the tiles you’ve chosen—like the color, pattern, or material? That’ll help me give you the best feedback."
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "Which tile did I lock in?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "Got it! I don’t have the exact tile info on hand—could you let me know the style or name of the tile you selected? That’ll help me confirm which one you locked in."
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "Which tile did I lock in for my flooring?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "I’m not seeing the specific tile you locked in on my end. Let me connect you with our team—they’ll have the exact details and can confirm the tile selection for you!"
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "What project am I working on right now?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "I don’t have the details of your current project handy—could you share a quick overview of what you’re working on? (e.g., kitchen remodel, smart‑home upgrade, etc.)"
      }
     ]
    }

    Call the front deskBack to Front desk

  5. 5. Project management

    Released

    Once under contract, the remodel moves into the client portal — proposal, milestones, files, and messages.

    Ask about the client portalBack to Project management

  6. 6. Field

    Internal

    The crew cockpit app manages the remodel on site, shown here but never linked as something to install.

    Back to Field

Rooms on the schedule

I'm remodeling a home — start from the purpose:

Proof

Questions

Do I need a design before I get an estimate?

No — the instant estimate wizard prices a catalog-grounded scope first; Concept Studio narrows finishes afterward, alongside or after pricing.

Can I add smart home automation to a remodel after construction starts?

It's designed in far more cheaply up front — most technology components are meant to be planned alongside the construction scope, not retrofitted after drywall is closed.

What's the difference between a bump-out and a full addition?

A bump-out extends a room a short distance without a full foundation and framing project; a second-story or pop-top addition adds significantly more space and structural work.

Does a historic renovation need special approval?

Often yes — a landmark district typically has its own review board, which the feasibility and design steps account for.

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