Skip to content
Copper & JadeKitchens and Baths, San Antonio(210) 491-3058

Kitchen and bath remodeling, San Antonio TX

Kitchens and baths rebuilt for the way you live in San Antonio

Design, demolition, cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures, planned by one designer and built room by room for San Antonio homes, from 1950s ranches inside Loop 410 to newer houses out past 1604.

  • Phones answered 24/7
  • Walkthrough at your home
  • Kitchens, baths, powder rooms
  • Typical ranges up front
Remodeled San Antonio kitchen with jade green cabinets and a quartz island
Shaker cabinets, quartz island, saltillo floor
Before demo day
  • Layout and measurements signed off
  • Cabinets, tile and fixtures ordered
  • Permits pulled where the work needs them

Fixtures, surfaces and cabinet lines we install

  • Kohler
  • Moen
  • Delta
  • American Standard
  • TOTO
  • Grohe
  • Hansgrohe
  • Pfister
  • Silestone
  • Caesarstone
  • Cambria
  • Daltile
  • KraftMaid
  • Schluter

How we work

What a kitchen or bath remodel looks like with us

From our design office on Bandera Road, Copper & Jade Kitchens and Baths plans and builds kitchens, bathrooms and powder rooms for homes all over San Antonio. The work covers the whole room: layout, cabinets, countertops, tile, plumbing fixtures, lighting and the trim that ties it together.

Most of the houses we see fall into a few families. Inner-loop ranches from the 1950s through the 1970s with small closed kitchens and a single hall bath. 1980s and 1990s builder homes with cultured marble vanities, garden tubs nobody uses and oak cabinets that have seen better days. Newer homes in Stone Oak, Alamo Ranch and out toward Schertz where the bones are fine but the finishes are tired. Each one calls for a different plan, and we design for the house you actually have.

Two local facts shape almost every job. San Antonio water is hard, so we steer you toward glass coatings, finishes and valves that hold up to scale. And most homes sit on slab foundations over clay soil that moves, so we set tile and plan drain changes with that movement in mind. If a drain has to move, we tell you early what trenching the slab involves and what it costs.

Before anything is torn out you get a written scope, a typical range and a schedule. Then the same designer stays with you through selections, the build and the final walkthrough. Start with a full kitchen remodel or a bathroom remodel, or check the pricing guide first.

Countertop, tile and cabinet samples for a San Antonio remodel
Samples come to your house, so you choose finishes in your own light.

Services

Pick the room, then the project

Every service below is work we design and build. Open one to see how it runs, what it typically costs here and the questions people ask before they start.

Browse all 50 services

Island fit calculator

Will an island fit in your kitchen?

An island is the most requested change in San Antonio kitchens, and the most common one that does not fit. Work aisles need about 42 inches for one cook and 48 inches when two people cook at once, and a walkway past the island needs about three feet. Enter your kitchen size and layout to see what kind of island the room can take.

It is a rule-of-thumb check, not a design. A designer still measures door swings, appliance doors and plumbing before anything is drawn. See how we build islands, or the pricing guide for what one typically costs.

ft
ft
Where do the cabinets run?
Who cooks at once?
What fitsEnter your room

Measure wall to wall, not counter to counter.

Worth a look

Signs your kitchen or bath needs more than a patch

These are the problems we hear about most from San Antonio homeowners. Any one of them is a good reason to have a designer take a look.

Cracked grout lines and hollow tiles

Slab movement on expansive clay soil shows up as cracks that run straight across a floor or shower. Patching rarely holds.

A soft floor by the tub or toilet

If the floor gives underfoot or the toilet rocks, water has likely been getting under the finish for a while.

Swollen sink base cabinets

Particleboard boxes under a sink puff up after small, slow leaks. Once it swells, it will not dry flat again.

Scale you cannot scrub off

Hard water etches glass and pits chrome. When the cleaning stops working, new glass and finishes are the fix.

Burned or lifting laminate counters

Older laminate tops delaminate at the seams near the sink and burn by the range. Stone or quartz ends that cycle.

A layout that fights you

No landing space beside the cooktop, a door that hits the vanity, a dead corner. That is a design problem, not a finish problem.

The process

From first call to the reveal, in six steps

The order matters. Measuring before designing, ordering before demo and inspecting before closing walls keeps a remodel from stalling halfway through.

  1. 1

    Call and talk it through

    Tell us about the room, the house and the budget you have in mind. We answer the phone around the clock.

  2. 2

    Walkthrough and measure

    A designer comes to the house, measures, checks plumbing and electrical, and looks under the sink and in the attic.

  3. 3

    Design and selections

    You get a layout, drawings and a short list of cabinets, counters, tile and fixtures that fit the budget.

  4. 4

    Written scope and schedule

    Everything is spelled out: what gets torn out, what goes in, what it costs and the order of work.

  5. 5

    Build the room

    Protection, demolition, rough plumbing and electrical, inspections where needed, then cabinets, counters, tile and trim.

  6. 6

    Reveal and walk the punch list

    We walk the finished room with you, fix anything on the list, and show you how to care for each finish.

Remodeled primary bathroom with a curbless walk-in shower and green zellige tile
A tub-to-shower conversion with a curbless entry, handmade green tile and a frameless glass panel, the kind of bath we build in ranch homes all over town.

What to expect

What homeowners count on from us

One designer from start to finish

The person who measures your room stays on the project through selections, scheduling and the final walk.

Clean, protected job sites

Floor runners, zipper dust walls and daily cleanup, because you are still living in the house.

Pricing in writing before demo

You see typical ranges up front and a written scope before anything is torn out.

Phones answered 24 hours a day

Call at night or on a Sunday and a person picks up to set up your walkthrough.

Service area

Remodeling across San Antonio and the Hill Country edge

We work in San Antonio neighborhoods from King William and Monte Vista to Stone Oak and Alamo Ranch, the small cities inside the loops like Alamo Heights, Castle Hills and Leon Valley, and the growing towns around the metro, including Boerne, Helotes, New Braunfels, Schertz and Cibolo.

See all 52 service areas

Remodel guides

Read up before you pick tile

Plain answers from our design editor on costs, timelines, materials and the San Antonio quirks that affect a remodel.

All remodel guides

Kitchen and bath remodeling questions

How long does a kitchen remodel take in San Antonio from demo to the last cabinet pull?

Most full kitchen remodels we build run six to ten weeks of work on site once cabinets and counters are ordered. Design and selections usually take two to four weeks before that, and lead times on custom cabinets or special order tile can add more. We give you a written schedule before demo starts.

Can I stay in my house while you remodel the kitchen or bathroom?

Usually, yes. We seal the work area with dust barriers, protect the floors on the path in, and set up a simple temporary kitchen station when the main kitchen is out. For a home with one bathroom, we plan the schedule so the toilet is back in service as fast as possible each day.

Do you handle permits for kitchen and bath remodels around San Antonio?

When the work calls for it, yes. Moving walls, plumbing, electrical circuits or gas lines normally needs a permit through the City of San Antonio or your suburb, and we pull it and schedule the inspections. Simple finish swaps like a new vanity on the same plumbing usually do not.

Why do kitchen and bath fixtures wear out faster in San Antonio homes?

The water here is very hard. Minerals build up on shower glass, aerators and faucet cartridges, and they shorten the life of valves and water heaters. We recommend finishes and fixtures that clean up easily, and we can plan room for a softener loop if you are adding one.

What should I have ready before a designer visits for my kitchen or bath walkthrough?

Photos of rooms you like, a rough budget you are comfortable with, and a list of what bugs you about the space today. If you know the year the house was built and whether it sits on a slab, that helps too. We bring the tape measure and samples.

Do you remodel outside the city, in places like Boerne, New Braunfels and Schertz?

Yes. Along with San Antonio neighborhoods inside and outside Loop 1604, we work in the nearby cities and counties listed on our service area page, including Boerne, New Braunfels, Schertz, Cibolo, Helotes and San Marcos. Call with your ZIP and we will confirm.

Reach our design office

Hours
Phones answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Walkthroughs by appointment.
Office
6835 Bandera Road, Unit 108, San Antonio, TX 78238
Coverage
San Antonio and nearby cities in Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, Medina, Wilson and Hays counties

6835 Bandera Road, Unit 108, San Antonio, TX 78238

Open in Google Maps

Let’s talk about your kitchen or bath

Call any time, day or night. We will set up a walkthrough and give you a straight read on scope and budget.

Call (210) 491-3058
Call (210) 491-3058