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1-year warranty on our work. Free quote at (817) 873-3827

(817) 873-3827
Installer in a gray t-shirt kneels on cardboard-covered floor measuring between new white shaker upper cabinets, with a drill, level and shims nearby

Remodeling in Westlake That Leaves Your Home Tidy Every Day

We handle kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling and whole home remodeling for homeowners in Westlake, Southlake and Keller. We cover your floors, close off the work area and pick up before we leave each day, so you can keep living in your home while the work gets done.

  • 1-year warranty
  • Floors covered before work
  • Daily cleanup
  • Free quote by phone
Two remodelers seen from behind on blue stepladders lifting a white upper cabinet onto a subway-tile kitchen wall, with boxed cabinet doors and a marble island nearby

About Our Company

We are a remodeling company working in Westlake and the towns around it. We do kitchens, bathrooms and whole home projects. We keep that list short on purpose so we can do those three things well.

Most people we talk to have one big worry: living in a construction zone for weeks. That is why we put so much effort into protecting your home and picking up every day. You still have to live there while we work, and we want the rest of the house to feel normal.

We also care how a job ends. Before we call it done, we walk the room with you, fix what is on your list and leave the space broom-clean with the debris hauled away. If a problem turns up after we leave, pick up the phone and we will come take a look.

Warranty
1-year warranty

What We Remodel

We do three kinds of work: kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling and whole home remodeling. A kitchen job might mean opening a wall, moving the sink or laying new flooring. A bathroom job might mean tearing out an old tub and building a walk-in shower. Whole home work ties several rooms together under one plan and one crew, so you deal with one schedule instead of three.

  • Worker seen from behind setting white subway tile on a kitchen backsplash above a granite counter, with a mortar bucket, trowel, drill and level nearby

    Kitchen Remodeling

    New layouts, plumbing and electrical changes, flooring and finish work, done with your home protected and the work area cleaned up each day.

  • Remodeler kneeling on a bathroom floor pressing white subway tile onto a wall with spacers, next to a mortar bucket, spacers and a toilet

    Bathroom Remodeling

    Tub-to-shower conversions, new tile, waterproofing and plumbing updates, done with your floors covered and the work area cleaned up every day.

  • Whole Home Remodeling

    Several rooms remodeled under one plan and one schedule, with your home protected and cleaned up every day the crew is there.

Towns We Serve

Our base is Westlake, TX, and we take on remodels throughout the nearby area. You will find our crews in Trophy Club, Keller, Southlake, Roanoke, Flower Mound, North Richland Hills, Grapevine, Colleyville, Watauga and Lantana. Every city has its own permit office, and we handle the permit paperwork for our work.

  • Westlake
  • Trophy Club
  • Keller
  • Southlake
  • Roanoke
  • Flower Mound
  • North Richland Hills
  • Grapevine
  • Colleyville
  • Watauga
  • Lantana

Just past these towns? Give us a call and we will tell you plainly whether your project fits our schedule and route.

White unmarked work van with ladders on its roof rack parked at the curb in front of a brick ranch-style home under large oak trees on an overcast day

What Moves the Price of a Remodel

No two rooms cost the same, and we will not guess a number over the phone. These are the things that make the biggest difference. Once we see the space, we can price it line by line.

Your quote is free and written in plain line items after we see the space. If something changes once walls are open, we explain it and price it before we do it.

Size and layout changes
Keeping things where they are costs less than moving them. Shifting a sink, taking out a wall or turning a tub into a shower adds framing, plumbing and patch work.
What we find behind the walls
Old plumbing, water damage under a floor or soft subfloor near a toilet all have to be fixed before new work goes on top. We show you photos of anything we find and talk it through before we add it.
Plumbing on a slab
Many homes in the area sit on concrete slabs. Moving a drain on a slab means cutting and patching concrete, which takes more time and labor than moving it in a wall.
Materials you choose
Tile, flooring, shower glass and paint all come in a wide range. We can price two options side by side so you can see the difference.
Permits and inspections
Work that touches plumbing, electrical or structure usually needs a city permit and inspections. Permit fees and inspection timing are part of the plan and the quote.
How many rooms at once
Doing several rooms together can save on setup, protection and trips. That is one reason whole home projects often make sense for people planning more than one room.

What Happens From Start to Finish

This is the path a project takes, from your first call to the final look around the room.

  1. 1

    Call and home visit

    Give us a ring, share what you are picturing and we book a time to stop by. While we are there, we take measurements, learn how the room gets used and flag anything that concerns us.

  2. 2

    Plan and quote in writing

    The scope, the materials and the timeline all go on paper. Ask about any of it, make changes or sit on it for a while. We do not begin until you give the word.

  3. 3

    Setting up protection

    The first day goes to covering floors, putting up dust barriers and choosing one place for our tools. We also agree on the doors we will use and where materials will sit.

  4. 4

    The work, the inspections and cleanup each day

    Tear-out comes first, then rough-in, then inspections, then finish work. We clean up every afternoon and let you know what comes next.

  5. 5

    Last look together

    You and our crew go over the finished room, and we take care of everything you point out. After that, the protection comes up, we clean one last time and the remaining debris leaves with us.

Remodeler tapes a plastic dust wall with a zipper door across a kitchen opening to the dining room, with paper floor protection, a stepladder and a granite island

Common Questions

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Do we have to move out during the remodel?

No, most homeowners stay put. Plastic closes off the room we are working in, the floors along our path get covered and we tidy up each afternoon. A kitchen job does take your kitchen away for a stretch, so we help you set up coffee and easy meals somewhere else in the house.

What keeps the dust from spreading through the house?

We surround the room with plastic walls that have zipper doors and cover that room's air vents. Any cutting that throws dust stays behind the plastic or moves outside. Each day ends with a vacuum, not only a broom.

What will my remodel cost?

The price comes down to the room's size, what you want relocated, the materials you choose and what turns up once things are opened. We will not quote a number by phone before seeing the space. After we visit, you get a free written quote that lists each part of the work.

What if you uncover a problem inside a wall?

We pause, photograph it and walk you through it. You hear what the fix involves and its cost before we touch it, and the call on how to proceed is yours.

Will you get the permits?

Yes. When a job calls for a permit, we file for it and book the inspections. Its cost is already in your quote, so it never pops up later as an extra.

Should we clear out the room first?

Please pack up dishes, small things and anything breakable in the room. We will shift the heavier furniture and cover whatever stays close by. At the visit we go over exactly what to pack before the first day.

How long will the remodel last?

Bathrooms tend to go faster than kitchens, and whole home jobs run the longest. Permits, inspections and when materials arrive all shape the schedule. Your quote comes with a written timeline, and we let you know if anything moves.

How We Keep Your Home Livable During the Work

A remodel is loud and messy by nature. Our job is to keep that mess inside the room we are working on and out of the rest of your home.

We protect the path in
Before any tools come in, we lay floor protection from the door to the work area. Rugs get rolled up or covered. Door frames and corners along the way get padded so carts and materials do not scuff them.
Dust stays behind plastic
We hang plastic sheeting with zip doors around the room we are working in. Air vents in that room get covered so dust does not ride the system into bedrooms. Sanding and cutting happen inside the barrier or outside.
Cleanup every afternoon
Before we leave each day, we sweep, vacuum and haul out the scrap. Tools get stacked in one spot. You should be able to walk through your home in the evening without stepping over anything.
Straight answers on the quote
We walk the room with you, look at what is there and tell you what we think it needs. If a smaller fix makes more sense than a full tear-out, we say so. Your quote lists the work in plain lines so you can see what you are paying for.
One point of contact
You talk to the same person from the first walk-through to the last day. If plans change, you hear it from us before the work changes.
Remodeled kitchen with white shaker cabinets, marble-look island and wood-look plank floor as a worker rolls up brown floor protection paper

Ready to Talk About Your Remodel?

Tell us which room you want to change and what bugs you about it now. We will set up a visit and give you a free written quote.