Riverside, Fort Worth · Since 2017
Kitchens that work hard and look sharp. Bathrooms and whole-house remodels too. A clear plan, a straight price talk and a crew that shows up.
No fluff
Most Fort Worth kitchens we open are small, closed off and dark. One outlet where you need four. Cabinets that quit at the ceiling and leave you a step stool. A window that gets blocked by the fridge. People live with it for years because the fix sounds like a headache.
It does not have to be. We tell you what the room needs, draw it, price it by the line and build it in order. No fancy talk. No surprises we saw coming and kept quiet about.
Our shop is on Sylvania Ave in Riverside. We have been building kitchens, baths and whole houses on this side of town since 2017. The result looks modern and takes a beating.
What we build most
Each one gets a drawn plan, a price on every line and the same crew from demo to the last wipe-down.
This is the job we do most. We pull out the wall that boxes the kitchen in, move the sink and range to where you really stand, and add storage up to the ceiling. New wiring, strong light, solid counters, a layout with room for two people to cook. Built plain and built to last, then finished sharp.
Call about your kitchen
Small old bathrooms get rebuilt right down to the studs. We fix the plumbing and the water-damaged framing while the walls are open, then set a walk-in shower, a proper vanity and tile that runs straight. A bath from the 1940s or 1960s that finally feels like it belongs in this decade.
Call about your bath
When one room is not enough, we do the house. Open the floor plan, rebuild the kitchen and baths, redo floors and lighting, all on one plan and one schedule. It suits the Riverside bungalow, the Ridglea ranch and the older Fort Worth house that needs it all brought up together.
Call about the whole houseThe rest of the house
Seven more big jobs we take on. Same crew, same plan, same straight talk.
More room built to match the house. A bigger kitchen out the back, a primary suite, or a full second floor.
A garage turned into a real apartment or a small backyard house with its own kitchen and bath.
A covered patio with a proper cooking line, seating and fans. Made for a Texas summer evening.
Stone and concrete patios, walks, retaining walls and pool decks that tie the yard to the house.
Whole-house window replacement and wide patio doors that let daylight into dark, small rooms.
New siding, stone, paint and a clean modern entry. An old brick or frame house that looks sharp from the street.
Ground-up homes on your lot, planned and built by the same crew that does our remodels.
If it is part of the house, ask. You get a yes or a no on the phone.
Why people call this shop
If a wall carries weight or a floor is rotted, we say so before the work starts. Bad news is cheaper on day one than on day twelve.
Kitchens get hammered every day. We pick finishes and layouts that handle grease, kids and Friday night crowds, and still look good after years.
Riverside bungalows, Arlington Heights Tudors and Ridglea ranches all hide different problems. We have opened enough of them to plan for what sits behind the drywall.
How a job runs
Same order every time, from the first call to the last wipe-down.
You call the shop. We come out, look at the room and listen to what drives you nuts. You get a plain answer on what the house allows.
We draw the layout and choose materials with you. You get a written scope with a price on each line. Nothing is ordered until you say yes.
Demo, framing, plumbing, electrical, drywall, tile, cabinets, counters, paint. One crew works through it in order, and you know what happens each week.
We go through the finished room with you, fix whatever you point at and leave the house clean. Then you cook dinner in it.
Recent work
Older houses, small kitchens, closed-off rooms. Here is what they look like when we leave.
Most of these are a short drive from the shop. Call and we will point you to a street.
Call (817) 383-3002Questions
The short answers. For anything else, pick up the phone and ask.
Most full kitchens run several weeks on site once the materials are in, and a bigger layout change takes longer. Whole-house jobs run longer still. Ask us up front. Before we start you get a dated schedule, and the crew works from that same schedule.
For a kitchen or bath, almost always. We seal off the work area, protect the floors and keep a path through the house. Many families set up a coffee pot and microwave in another room. For whole-house work we talk it through first.
Yes, and it is one of our most common jobs. Older Fort Worth houses often have a wall between kitchen and dining room. We check what the wall holds up first, then take it out safely and finish the ceiling and floor so it looks like it was always open.
Yes. Houses from the 1920s through the 1950s often have old pipes and thin wiring behind the walls. We find it when the walls open and fix it as part of the job, so the new kitchen is not sitting on tired guts.
Riverside, Oakhurst, Haltom City, North Richland Hills, Downtown Fort Worth, Arlington Heights and Ridglea. If you are nearby and planning a full kitchen, bath or bigger, call the shop and ask. We will tell you straight whether the job fits.
Call or send the form. We come out, measure and talk through what you want. A written scope with a price on each line follows. The visit costs nothing, and nobody pushes you to sign that day.
Where we work
Our shop sits on Sylvania Ave in Riverside. We work the older neighborhoods around it, from Oakhurst and Arlington Heights to Ridglea, Haltom City and North Richland Hills. Planning a full kitchen, bath or bigger? Call.
Ready when you are
Call the shop, describe the room and hear what it will take. If the job fits, we set a time to come out and look.
Estimate
Name, phone and what you want done. We call back, set a time and come out to look. The visit costs nothing.