Kitchens, baths, additions, decks & roofs — designed, priced in writing, and built by one accountable team. Family-owned, serving the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Andrew's AI front desk answers at 6am or 9pm, gives you a ballpark range, and books your free in-home estimate on the spot.
Design-build means one contract and one accountable team — no handing you between an architect and a GC. Ranges below are honest DFW 2026 numbers demo pricing; every real quote starts with a free walkthrough and ends as a written line-item bid.
Cosmetic refresh to full gut. Refresh: refaced cabinets, new counters, hardware, paint. Mid-range: semi-custom cabinets + quartz. High-end: custom cabinetry and layout changes — walls down, island in.
$12K–$25K refresh · $30K–$60K mid · $60K–$125K+ fullTub-to-shower conversions in days, not weeks. Full masters with custom tile walk-in showers, double vanities, and real waterproofing systems (Schluter/wedi) behind the tile — not just a promise.
$6K–$15K conversion · $15K–$30K hall bath · $30K–$55K masterBump-outs, bedrooms, second stories, garage conversions. We handle the drawings, the engineering, and the city permits — Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano and Frisco all permit differently, and we know each desk.
$150–$300/sq ft ground floor · $200–$400/sq ft second storyPressure-treated, cedar or composite with hidden fasteners and engineered footings. Texas sells shade: covered patios, pergolas and outdoor kitchens that survive 105° summers with zero staining.
$18–$28/sq ft PT · $40–$60/sq ft composite · $70–$155/sq ft coveredTear-offs and re-roofs in architectural or Class 4 impact-resistant shingle. Free hail inspection with a written photo report — and we meet your adjuster on the roof to fight for the full scope.
$9K–$16K typical 2,000 sq ft home · $4.50–$6.50/sq ft architecturalSame-week small jobs — drywall, doors, rot repair, fence sections, siding. Emergencies (roof tarp, burst pipe, tree through the roof) get dispatched any hour; permanent repair quoted the next business day.
$150 service call · $300–$450 half-day · $500–$1,500 emergency responseNo mystery, no 4-hour sales pitch. Six steps, each one ending in something written down. Start it any hour — the front desk in the corner takes your details and books the estimate.
Tell the front desk about the job — it answers in seconds, day or night, and books a 15-minute call. Then a no-obligation in-home visit within 48 hours (45–60 minutes, that's it). You get a written ballpark range on the spot.
For kitchens, baths and additions: a design agreement (typically 4–8% of the project, credited toward the build) buys drawings, material selections, and a FIXED written price — line by line, materials named.
Plain-English contract: scope, named materials, start date, completion window, draw schedule, warranty. Never more than 25% down. Payments tied to completed milestones — never the calendar.
We pull the city permits (every DFW city runs its desk differently) and protect your home: floor protection, dust walls, daily cleanup. You'll meet the crew before anyone swings a hammer.
A named project manager, photo updates twice a week, one point of contact. All electrical, plumbing and HVAC by state-licensed trades (TDLR & TSBPE) — license numbers on every invoice.
Punch list signed before final payment — not after. Then your warranty packet: 3-year written workmanship warranty plus manufacturer warranties registered in your name, not ours.
Most contractors hide the numbers until you're on the hook. We publish them. These are honest 2026 metroplex ranges demo figures — your written bid will name every material and show the contingency as its own line.
| Project | Range | Timeline | What that buys |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen — refresh | $12K–$25K | 2–4 weeks | Cabinet refacing, new counters, hardware, paint |
| Kitchen — mid-range | $30K–$60K | 6–10 weeks | Semi-custom cabinets, quartz, backsplash, appliances |
| Kitchen — high-end / layout change | $60K–$125K+ | 12–20 weeks | Custom cabinetry, walls moved, full re-layout |
| Bath — tub-to-shower conversion | $6K–$15K | 2–5 days | Full conversion with real waterproofing behind the tile |
| Bath — hall bath | $15K–$30K | 3–5 weeks | Full remodel, tile, vanity, fixtures |
| Bath — master w/ walk-in shower | $30K–$55K | 3–5 weeks | Custom tile walk-in, double vanity, layout tweaks |
| Roof — typical 2,000 sq ft home | $9K–$16K | 1–3 days | Tear-off + architectural shingles at $4.50–$6.50/sq ft |
| Roof — Class 4 impact-resistant | +$1K–$2K | same | Earns 20–30% off wind/hail premium — pays back in ~3–4 yrs |
| Deck — pressure-treated | $18–$28/sq ft | 1–2 weeks | Engineered footings, railings that don't wobble in year three |
| Deck — composite | $40–$60/sq ft | 1–2 weeks | Trex-class boards, hidden fasteners, no staining ever |
| Deck — covered / roof tie-in | $70–$155/sq ft | 2–5 weeks | Engineering + permit for the tie-in included |
| Addition — ground floor | $150–$300/sq ft | 3–6 months | Drawings, engineering, permits, turnkey build |
| Addition — second story | $200–$400/sq ft | 4–6 months | Structural work priced up front, not discovered later |
Where the money goes on a kitchen: cabinets 25–35% · labor 20–35% · appliances 15–20% · counters 10–15% · flooring 5–10%. We recommend a 10–15% contingency and we show it as its own line — we don't hide the buffer in the bid. If the contingency isn't used, you keep it.
City, budget band and duration on every job — verifiable specificity beats glamour shots. Demo portfolio — representative project write-ups, not client records
Took down the wall to the dining room (load-bearing — LVL beam engineered and permitted), semi-custom shaker cabinets, 9-ft quartz island, new lighting plan. Mid-build we found 1980s aluminum wiring at the range circuit; it was photographed, priced in a written change order, and replaced by our licensed electrician before drywall went back up.
Full master gut: curbless tile walk-in shower on a wedi pan, double floating vanity, heated floor. Waterproofing flood-tested for 24 hours before a single tile was set — the part you never see is the part that decides whether it leaks in year five.
420 sq ft ground-floor addition — bedroom, bath and closet — matched brick and roofline so it reads original. Slab, framing and roof tie-in engineered; McKinney permits ran 6 weeks and we told the owners that on day one, not week five.
360 sq ft composite deck with a shingled roof tie-in, ceiling fans, and a gas line stubbed for the grill. Roof tie-in engineered and permitted — the step most deck-only outfits skip, and the reason those roofs leak at the flashing.
Spring hail took the north slopes. Free documented inspection, met the adjuster on the roof, supplement approved for decking damage found at tear-off. Owner paid the upgrade delta to Class 4 impact-resistant — and their deductible, because that's the law.
Storm dropped a limb through the garage roof at night. Front desk took the message at 11:04pm, on-call crew tarped and boarded by 1:30am, permanent framing and re-roof quoted the next business day and finished that week.
Anyone with a truck can call himself a contractor in Texas — which is exactly why we over-prove it. Every claim below is the kind you can check, not the kind you have to take on faith.
About half of $20K+ remodels are financed. Here are the real options — including the one that doesn't go through us. Demo terms — illustrative rates
True 0% if paid in full — no retroactive interest games. Through our third-party lending partner: approval in minutes at your kitchen table, soft credit pull, no home equity needed, loans to $65K.
7.99–17.99% APR depending on credit, fixed payment, no prepayment penalty. Good fit when the project is big and the timeline for paying it off is honest.
Typically 7–9% APR in 2026 — often the cheapest money for a $50K+ job, and we'll say so out loud. We're happy to be paid from your bank instead of our lender.
DFW is hail alley, and hail alley is where the scams live. So here's the whole process in writing — including the part about your deductible that the door-knockers won't tell you.
Photo documentation, close-ups and a written report you keep either way. No pressure, no "sign now" clipboard.
We never pressure you to file. Frivolous claims raise everyone's premiums; if the damage doesn't clear your deductible, we'll tell you that too.
To make sure the scope is complete — decking, flashing, vents, the stuff that gets missed from the driveway. Supplements handled when tear-off reveals more.
Most Texas policies carry a 1–2% wind/hail deductible: on a $350K home that's $3,500–$7,000. Since 2019 it's a crime in Texas for a contractor to waive or absorb it. Anyone offering a "free roof" is committing insurance fraud with your name attached. We will never make that offer.
Replacement Cost Value pays what a new roof costs (minus deductible, part held back until work completes). Actual Cash Value pays the depreciated value only — a 12-year-old roof gets 12-year-old money. Check which one your policy says before the storm, not after.
Most Texas insurers expect claims within 1 year of the storm date. If last spring's hail is still on your mind, get the free inspection now — the report is yours either way.
We stop the damage first, paperwork second. Roof tarp, board-up, burst-pipe tear-out — the front desk answers any hour and dispatches the on-call crew. Flat emergency response fee ($500–$1,500) quoted before anyone rolls.
Headquartered in Fort Worth demo — service area illustrative. We quote anywhere inside the loop of Collin, Denton, Dallas and Tarrant counties at no trip charge.
Hablamos español — dígaselo al front desk y le respondemos en su idioma. Presupuesto gratis, con licencia de oficios estatales y aseguradora, garantía por escrito.
The real objections, answered in writing before the sales visit — because the sales visit shouldn't be a sales visit.
The three things people bring up most after we hand back the keys.
"The written line-item bid was the whole reason I hired them — no vague 'about $40K.' They finished the kitchen a day early and the crew swept up every night."
"Andrew walked the job himself and told me straight the addition would take six weeks for permits. It did. You can't imagine how rare 'they said what they meant' is."
"Storm took part of our roof at night. Messaged the front desk at 11 and a crew had it tarped before 2am. Full re-roof quoted the next morning, deductible explained honestly."
Describe the job, get a ballpark range, and pick a walkthrough slot — in one chat, any hour. In-home visit within 48 hours, 45–60 minutes, no 4-hour pitch. No phone tag, no "we'll call you back."
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