Whole-Home Renovations & Gut Rehabs in Chicago and Surrounding Suburbs
Maya Construction Group specializes in full-service, large-scale residential transformations across Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. From structural load-bearing modifications and spatial planning to premium whole-house finishes, our dedicated team manages every phase of your project. We handle the design logistics, municipal permitting, and expert trades under a single, timeline-protected schedule to deliver a seamless, high-value transformation.
Structural Engineering & Space Reconfiguration
Historical Greystone & Bungalow Restorations
Second-Story Additions & Footprint Expansions
Whole-House Mechanical & System Upgrades
Premium Trim, Millwork & Cohesive Flooring
Integrated Multi-Room Design Coordination
Chicago Building Permit Management
Direct owner accountability since 1998
For more than 25 years, Maya Construction Group has focused on honest contracting, clear timelines, and meticulous execution across the Chicagoland area. Founded by Udi Yeger and Ofer Gliksman, our business operates on a direct-accountability model.
We don’t hand your major investment off to third-party management companies or distant salespeople.
Our founders remain actively involved in the quality control of your project, ensuring our in-house trade teams build every element to strict municipal safety codes and premium finish standards.
How Long Does a Whole-Home Renovation Take in Chicago?
A comprehensive, multi-room home renovation or structural gut rehab typically requires 12 to 24 weeks of active construction, depending heavily on total square footage, structural modifications, and mechanical changes.
By managing our framing, licensed electrical, plumbing, and finish carpentry teams directly, Maya Construction Group eliminates third-party scheduling bottlenecks. This structural oversight keeps your project on track and protects your move-in deadline.
Suburbs we serve
Expert Chicagoland Whole-Home Transformation
The Challenge: This classic N Clark St. townhome featured heavily compartmentalized, dark living levels, closed-off structural partitions, and a dated, dark-wood kitchen that isolated the home’s primary living zones.
The Solution: Our team completely gutted the multi-floor property down to the studs, removing interior walls to install structural support headers and create a sweeping, open-concept main floor.
We modernized the layout with a custom staircase overhaul, expanded windows to flood the space with natural light, integrated high-efficiency zoned mechanical systems to code, and installed a custom light-toned kitchen paired with matching premium white quartz countertops.