Remodeled kitchen with a dark island, pendant lights, and a patterned tile backsplash
Home Renovations, Barnstable County, MA

Home Remodeling on Cape Cod

Mussato Building Group is a remodeling contractor on Cape Cod. We specialize in high-end home renovations, from kitchens and bathrooms to whole-home updates, and we coordinate all trades under one roof so you never have to juggle contractors. We are a family-owned general contractor founded in 2004, with more than 100 projects completed and a 5.0 rating from 21 Google reviews.

A renovation is only as good as the team behind it. Our attention to detail and hands-on communication make the process straightforward, and Joe Mussato oversees every job.

  • Family-owned since 2004
  • Licensed + insured in MA
  • 100+ projects completed
  • 5.0 stars from 21 Google reviews
  • BBB accredited
What We Offer

Whole-home renovations

From full gut renovations to targeted upgrades, we manage the entire process. A whole-home renovation is the chance to fix what is behind the walls at the same time: old wiring, undersized framing, missing insulation, and plumbing at the end of its life.

Kitchens and bathrooms

Kitchens and bathrooms are where most renovations start. In a kitchen, that means the layout, the island, custom cabinetry, and counters. In a bathroom, it means waterproofing, tile showers, tub conversions, and vanities. Each has its own page, linked below.

Included
  • Full gut renovations & partial upgrades
  • Custom cabinetry & millwork
  • Tile & countertop installation
  • Plumbing & electrical coordination
  • Premium fixtures & hardware selection
  • Lighting design & installation
  • Backsplash & finish detailing
  • Project management start to finish
Cape Cod Know-How

Renovating a Cape Cod house

  • What is behind the walls

    Older Cape houses often hide old wiring, plumbing, and framing. We look before we price, and keep a line in the plan for what the walls reveal.

  • Order before demolition

    Cabinets, tile, fixtures, and windows are ordered before we start demolition, so the house is not torn up while you wait on deliveries.

  • Structure and permits

    Removing a wall, moving a stair, or changing a roofline needs engineering and a building permit. Licensed plumbers and electricians pull the permits for their work.

  • Flood zones

    In a FEMA flood zone, a renovation large enough to count as a substantial improvement means the house has to meet the flood standards. We check the scope against that rule early.

  • Historic houses

    Interior work rarely needs historic approval, but exterior changes in a historic district do, and several towns review the demolition of buildings more than 75 years old.

  • Seasonal homes

    For a summer home or a rental, the off-season is the time to renovate. Selections are made ahead, and the work is done before the house opens.

What Clients Say
“I’ve worked with Joe and his team on several projects and the workmanship is consistently excellent. Their attention to detail and the ease of communication is second to none. Highly recommended.”
Blake, Client on multiple projects, Cape Cod, MA
How It Works

Our Process

  1. Design Consultation

    We discuss your vision, budget, and timeline. We help you select materials, finishes, and layout options.

  2. Demo & Rough Work

    Demolition, subfloor prep, and all rough plumbing and electrical work completed before finishes begin.

  3. Installation

    Cabinetry, tile, countertops, fixtures, and all finish elements installed with precision.

  4. Punch List & Handoff

    A thorough final walkthrough ensures every detail meets our standard before we hand the space back to you.

Questions

Home Remodeling FAQ

How much does a home renovation cost on Cape Cod?

It depends on how many rooms are involved, whether walls or plumbing move, and the finishes you choose. Kitchens and bathrooms cost the most per square foot. We price the job line by line after a visit.

Can I live in the house during a renovation?

For a kitchen or a bathroom, usually yes. For a whole-home renovation it depends on the scope. We plan the work in phases where we can, and tell you plainly when moving out for a period makes more sense.

Do I need a permit to remodel my house in Massachusetts?

Usually, yes. Plumbing, gas, and electrical work need permits pulled by licensed tradespeople, and structural changes need a building permit. Cosmetic work like paint and flooring usually does not.

Should I renovate or tear down and rebuild?

It depends on the structure, the zoning, and the flood and historic rules. An existing house that sits closer to the lot line than today’s zoning allows can often be renovated where a new house would have to meet the current setbacks. We can price both.

Which towns do you remodel homes in?

All 15 towns of Barnstable County: Barnstable, Bourne, Brewster, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Falmouth, Harwich, Mashpee, Orleans, Provincetown, Sandwich, Truro, Wellfleet, and Yarmouth.

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