In Texas, there is no state license required or offered for contractors. Both Bryan and College Station require contractors to secure permits for work, and we fully comply with those requirements. While formal licensing isn’t issued in Texas, we go above and beyond to protect our clients by carrying both general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. This ensures your project, your home, and everyone working on it are fully safeguarded.
The protection of your home and belongings is one of our top priorities. Every member of our in-house team completes a thorough background check before joining us. During remodeling, we use professional-grade floor protection, dust barriers, air scrubbers, and a process called negative draft to keep dust and debris under control.
We recommend removing wall hangings, keepsakes, and valuables near the work area for added security. At the end of each workday, all windows and access points in the construction area are closed and locked, ensuring your home remains safe and secure.
The fact that you’re here means you’ve already taken your first step. From here, we suggest:
- Define your goals – Decide what you want to achieve.
- Evaluate if remodeling is the best solution – Sometimes other options make sense.
- Determine your approach – Explore whether you prefer design-build, general contracting, DIY, or another method.
- Set a realistic budget – Establish your financial framework early.
Naturally, we’d say you only need to call us at 979.696.0524. But for an objective perspective, we’ve created a resource to help homeowners weigh qualifications, reliability, reputation, and fit before making this important choice.
We use a team leader system that blends the best of both worlds. Most of the work is done by our highly trained in-house professionals. However, we partner with trusted subcontractors when they can reduce costs or add specialized expertise—always ensuring the work aligns with our standards. Your project leader and our professional staff oversee every step for consistency and quality.
Yes. Budget alignment is at the core of our process. Our role is to balance your goals with your budget—factoring in aesthetics, durability, craftsmanship, and cost. We begin with a feasibility analysis to provide a ballpark range before design begins. As design progresses, we refine this into a more accurate range and finally present a fixed-price contract before construction starts. That number never changes unless a written change order is agreed upon by you.
Each project varies in duration, but we run everything by professional project management standards. There are two key phases:
- Design phase: Usually a minimum of one month, extending to several months for complex projects.
- Build phase: Small-scale projects (like a bathroom remodel) may take a couple of weeks, while full additions or whole-home remodels can last several months.
You’ll know our projected timeline soon after design begins, and before construction starts, you’ll have a detailed schedule.
Yes, most of our clients remain at home during their projects. If you do choose to relocate, it can reduce inconvenience, speed up progress, and save a bit on labor costs. Whether you stay or move out is entirely your choice—we’ll make the process as smooth as possible either way.
Absolutely. We provide a standard one-year warranty, but our commitment goes far beyond that. Our work is built to last, and we stand behind it. For example, we’ve performed repairs many years later when we believed a manufacturer’s specifications were at fault. We also check in with our clients at 3 months, 6 months, and annually after completion to ensure everything continues to perform as promised.
One of the main advantages of the design-build approach is fewer surprises and fewer change orders. Still, if changes arise—whether client requests or hidden issues like rot or substandard framing—we address them through written and signed change orders. This ensures full transparency, clarity, and agreement before any adjustments are made.
Each project has one dedicated project leader who serves as your primary point of contact. They’re onsite daily to oversee work, answer questions, and ensure everything runs smoothly.
We also schedule a standing weekly check-in meeting (about 15 minutes) to review schedules and upcoming tasks. Additionally, you’ll always have direct access to your project leader for updates and support.
Yes. We use a trusted third-party company to conduct client surveys after every project. Because this system is unbiased, it gives you authentic insight into our clients’ experiences. We’re proud of our history and happy to share this feedback and examples of past work with you.
