Question 1

How long does a whole-home remodel take?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the size of the house and how much we open up. Plan on several months for a full-house job, and less for a single kitchen or bath. You get a dated master schedule before work starts, and the project manager keeps it current as the job moves.

Question 2

Do we have to move out?

Accepted Answer

For a kitchen or a bath, usually not. We close off the work area and keep a clear path through the house. For a whole-home job, many families move out for the loud middle stretch. We talk it through at the start so you can plan.

Question 3

Who do I call when I have a question?

Accepted Answer

One person, your project manager. They hold the plan, the schedule and the budget, so you get an answer instead of a handoff. Calls go through the shop line, and the number is at the top of this page.

Question 4

Can you work on an older Dallas house?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and a lot of our work is exactly that. Houses from the 1920s through the 1940s in Kessler Park, Lakewood and University Park often have old plumbing, uneven floors and small rooms. We plan around those from the first visit.

Question 5

Do you handle design as well as construction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Layouts, material selections and the build plan come from the same group. That means the drawings account for how the house is actually built, and the crew has no surprises when work begins.

Question 6

How do estimates work?

Accepted Answer

Call or send the form. We visit the house, measure and talk through the scope. You then receive a written plan with pricing laid out line by line. The first visit costs nothing, and there is no pressure to sign.

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