Residential Remodeling in Houston, TX

Homeowners in Houston, Katy, Cypress, Sugar Land, Magnolia, and The Woodlands who want a dated or closed-in interior opened up and refreshed without hiring a separate engineer, framer, drywall crew, carpenter, and painter. Typical jobs: opening the wall between the kitchen and living room, stripping old wallpaper and repainting a whole floor, or fixing settling cracks, damaged trim, and soft wood before a move-in or sale.

It is not a kitchen or bath install. We do not set cabinets, counters, tile, plumbing fixtures, or electrical. If those are part of your plans, we open the wall, finish the drywall, and paint, and we schedule around the other contractors you hire.

• Opening walls and load-bearing wall removal. Engineer assessment and stamped letter, City of Houston permit, temporary support, and beam install for load-bearing walls. Details on our load-bearing wall removal page.
• Drywall and texture. New board where walls opened or failed, settling cracks taped instead of caulked, and texture matched to the rest of the room: orange peel, knockdown, or smooth. See drywall repair.
• Trim and carpentry repair. Damaged trim, casing, and baseboard repaired or replaced where the work exposes it, and new trim run where an opening needs it, so the finished room reads as one piece.
• Wood rot repair. Soft sills, trim, and fascia replaced with primed, rot-resistant material, and the moisture source found first. See wood rot repair.
• Wallpaper removal. Paper and adhesive removed, then walls skim-coated and primed so they paint smooth. See wallpaper removal.
• Finish painting. Walls, ceilings, trim, and doors with full prep and two coats of Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore, color consultation included. See interior painting.

1. On-site visit — We walk the house with you, mark which walls open, check drywall, trim, and wood for damage, and talk through colors and finishes. For a load-bearing wall, a structural engineer assesses it.
2. Written estimate — One estimate with each part of the work on its own line: wall removal, drywall, trim, rot repair, wallpaper, and paint. Nothing is due until you approve it.
3. Permits and protection — Permits are pulled where the work needs them. Floors are covered, furniture moved and wrapped, and dust containment goes up before any demolition.
4. Structure and repairs first — Walls open and beams go in, then rot, trim, and drywall repairs are done and the texture is matched, so paint goes over finished surfaces.
5. Finish painting — Primer on new and repaired surfaces, then two finish coats on walls, ceilings, and trim, inspected under bright light between coats.
6. Walkthrough — You walk every room with the crew lead before final payment, and anything flagged is fixed.

These are quoted as separate lines, only when your job needs them:

• Re-routing wiring, plumbing, or ductwork found inside a wall, done by licensed trades.
• A steel beam or a longer span than the first assessment showed.
• Hidden rot or water damage found once trim or drywall comes off. We show you before we add it.
• Mold treatment behind wet drywall.
• Asbestos testing on older popcorn ceilings before removal.
• HOA or ARB submissions for structural changes, where your community requires them.

Every remodel is quoted after an on-site visit. We do not publish remodel prices because they depend on what is behind the walls.

Every remodel carries our written 5-year workmanship warranty. It covers peeling, blistering, and flaking and failed repairs caused by our workmanship. It does not cover damage from water intrusion, settling, or surfaces you asked us not to prep. We carry $2M general liability and workers' compensation, and the certificate of insurance comes with every estimate.

We also serve Memorial, The Heights, Bellaire, Pearland, Richmond, Fulshear, Tomball, Missouri City, Rosenberg, River Oaks, Champions Forest, Cinco Ranch, Cypress Creek, Energy Corridor, Memorial Villages, Sienna, Riverstone.