Residential / El Paso, Texas

Home Design & Renovation

Reconsider the space.Keep what matters.

GO Designs designs and builds home renovations from Las Cruces through El Paso, including remodels, additions, interior layouts, porches, balconies, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Clients can also choose design and planning without construction. For properties in Arizona and California, we provide design only.

Discuss a project

Home / A considered next chapter

Concept cutaway architectural rendering showing a home's rooms and a proposed courtyard addition.
AI-generated conceptHome layout and courtyard concept

01 / The approach

Begin with how the home is used.

A renovation might open up a cramped kitchen, create another bedroom, or improve the connection to a porch. The design begins with how the rooms are used and what the existing property allows.

We establish the drawings, materials, and specialist work the project needs. The proposal identifies the design and construction work included, along with any engineering or approval responsibilities that need separate arrangements.

02 / The work

Home Design & Renovation

A grill, stone fireplace, and seating beneath a pergola casting striped shadows.
Placeholder / reference imageAn outdoor room in afternoon shade

Remodel design

Layouts for changes to existing residential spaces. The review considers use, circulation, existing conditions, and the proposed extent of the renovation.

Additions & expansions

Planning additional space in relation to the existing home. Proportions, access, structural needs, and the connection between old and new require review.

Balcony & porch design

Exterior extensions considered with the building and landscape. Sun, shade, privacy, structure, and drainage all influence the design.

Interior layouts

Room arrangements that account for doors, furniture, and everyday movement. The design agreement identifies the drawings and material selections included.

Accessory dwelling units

ADU planning that considers access, privacy, utilities, and the available footprint. Site-specific rules and approval requirements must be reviewed before a design is finalized.

Design & construction scope

Drawings, materials, and construction work defined in the proposal. Engineering and approval responsibilities are identified for each project.

03 / Before getting started

Start with the existing conditions.

Bring any existing plans, a survey, photographs, and a description of the proposed change. Note the rooms that feel cramped, difficult to move through, or disconnected from the way the home is used.

Contractor licenses
General contractor
Gc-16-LP-00047
Electrical contractor
Ec-24-LP-00452

04 / A few useful answers

Planning questions.

Does the home-design service include construction?

Yes. GO Designs can design and build home renovations across the Las Cruces–El Paso corridor. You can also hire us for design and planning alone. The proposal defines the work included. For properties in Arizona and California, we provide design only.

Can both interior and exterior changes be planned?

Yes. GO Designs plans interior layouts and exterior changes, including additions, porches, balconies, and ADUs. The drawings needed depend on the existing property and the proposed changes.

Does an ADU concept confirm permission to build?

No. A concept is a starting point. Site rules, utilities, structural requirements, and applicable approvals need to be reviewed for the property before construction can be planned.