Serving Iowa & greater western Iowa
Iowa remodeling · inside & out
Integrated Home Solutions brings interior finishes, exterior improvements, full remodels, and additions into one practical project conversation for Iowa homeowners.
Serving Iowa & greater western Iowa
Owner-supplied project photo
One home, connected decisions
Home improvement rarely stops at the edge of one material. New flooring meets trim and doorways. Drywall work needs texture and paint. A window changes the outside wall and the inside casing. Roofing meets fascia, soffit, and gutters. A deck changes the way people move from the house into the yard.
Integrated Home Solutions gives homeowners a place to discuss those connections from the beginning. The scope may be a focused repair, a room-wide renovation, a complete remodel, an addition, or an exterior project.
You do not need product codes or a finished construction plan. Current photos, a list of priorities, and a clear description of the result you want are enough to begin.
How we approach the workRemodeling services
Plan a practical home remodel with Integrated Home Solutions. Discuss interior, exterior, and connected project needs by phone or email.
Explore serviceRenovation services for Iowa homeowners, including flooring, drywall, paint, trim, windows, doors, siding, roofing, decks, and connected improvements.
Explore serviceDiscuss home restoration needs, from drywall and finish repair to exterior roofing, siding, windows, doors, gutters, decks, and connected work.
Explore serviceExplore home addition planning with Integrated Home Solutions, from framed space to roofing, siding, windows, doors, and interior finish work.
Explore serviceInterior remodeling with drywall, mud, tape and texture, paint, flooring, trim, appliance installation, and full remodel capabilities.
Explore serviceExterior remodeling including fencing and decks, siding, roofing, windows and doors, fascia and soffit, gutters, and permanent lights.
Explore serviceA remodel is useful when several surfaces, features, or work areas need to come together around a new result. The project may stay within one room or connect interior and exterior improvements.
Renovation often keeps the basic purpose of a room or exterior area while updating worn finishes, improving consistency, and replacing materials that no longer fit the home.
Restoration begins with material that is damaged, incomplete, or no longer performing as intended. The work may combine repair, replacement, and finishing to return the area to use.
Real project work
Every image comes from the Integrated Home Solutions project collection - completed work and selected in-progress details, never stock photography.
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Owner-supplied interior projectInside and out
Inside, drywall, texture, paint, flooring, trim, appliance installation, and full remodel work come together at visible edges. Outside, roofing, siding, fascia, soffit, gutters, windows, doors, decks, fences, and lighting form connected layers and useful spaces.
Prepare the first conversation
A few clear details help turn a broad idea into a project that can be discussed. You do not need to diagnose the work or choose every finish before you contact Integrated Home Solutions.
Start with wide views that show the whole room, outside elevation, deck, fence line, or roof edge. Add close views of damage, worn finishes, corners, seams, and openings. For a doorway or window, include both the interior and exterior sides. These views make it easier to see how the requested work meets materials that may remain.
Explain what is difficult to use, maintain, or finish in the current space. It may be a worn floor, damaged wall, incomplete trim transition, aging exterior surface, or outdoor area that does not support the way your household moves through the property. Then describe what you want the completed area to do better.
List the surfaces, fixtures, openings, and nearby areas you expect to keep. If the idea could touch flooring, drywall, paint, trim, siding, roofing, gutters, fascia, soffit, windows, doors, decks, or fencing, mention those connections even when you are unsure whether each belongs in the final scope.
Include the property area, any timing considerations you already know, and useful access details around the work. If you are considering more than one improvement, send the complete list. The items can still be discussed as separate work, but seeing the full picture helps identify where materials, preparation, and finished edges connect.
A practical homeowner path
Share wide and close photos of the room, elevation, yard, damage, transitions, and materials involved.
Describe the practical problem first, then explain what you want the finished space to do and feel like.
Mention what should remain and any nearby flooring, trim, openings, roofline, decks, or exterior surfaces that connect.
Call or email with your property area, priorities, photos, and any timing considerations you already know.
The first goal is to define the need and project boundary. Product and finish choices can be discussed in relation to the scope, existing home, and result you want.
Service areas
Explore city-specific project planning and official permit resources before starting an estimate conversation.
View all service areasCommon questions
Your home will have details these answers cannot cover. Call or email when you are ready to talk about the actual property and project.
Services include remodels, renovations, restorations, additions, interior remodeling, and exterior remodeling. Interior capabilities include drywall, mud, tape and texture, paint, flooring, trim, appliance installation, and full remodels. Exterior capabilities include fencing and decks, siding, roofing, windows and doors, fascia and soffit, gutters, and permanent lights.
Yes. The available capabilities cover interior finishes and full remodels as well as exterior roofing, siding, openings, roofline components, decks, fencing, and permanent lighting.
Yes. Describe the full list when you call or email. That makes it easier to discuss which items connect to one another and which may be treated as separate work.
Share the part of the home you want to change, current photos, the main problems you want to solve, what you hope the finished area will do, and any timing considerations you already know.
Integrated Home Solutions serves Iowa and greater western Iowa. Contact the company with your property area to discuss current project availability.
Call (641) 261-6752 or email hajaryen@gmail.com to start an estimate conversation.
Serving Iowa & greater western Iowa
Call or email with your project area, priorities, and current photos. Integrated Home Solutions will help you take the next practical step toward an estimate.
