San Antonio (78238)
1880s cottages to 2010s master-planned homes. Hard water scale and slab movement cracks.
52 areas
Where we remodel kitchens and baths around San Antonio
Our design office sits on Bandera Road near Leon Valley, and we build kitchens and baths across the city, the small cities inside the loops and the towns around the metro.
San Antonio and its neighborhoods
From the historic districts near downtown to the newer subdivisions off Loop 1604.
Stone Oak (78258)
1990s to 2000s master-planned two-story homes. Garden tubs, builder cabinets, tired grout.
Medical Center (78229)
1970s to 1980s ranches, condos and townhomes. Tubs with high walls, cramped galley kitchens.
Alamo Ranch (78253)
2000s to 2010s tract and master-planned homes. Builder-grade cabinets and fiberglass tub surrounds.
The Dominion (78257)
1980s onward large custom estate homes. Dated 1990s finishes, heavy cabinetry, tired stone.
Monte Vista (78212)
1890s to 1930s historic homes, many large. Old galvanized pipes and uneven floors.
King William (78204)
Late 1800s Victorian and limestone homes. Bathrooms squeezed into old porches and closets.
Tobin Hill (78212)
1900s to 1930s bungalows, cottages and duplexes. One small bath and narrow galley kitchens.
Westover Hills (78251)
1990s to 2000s single-family tract homes. Cracked fiberglass tubs and worn laminate counters.
Timberwood Park (78260)
1980s to 2000s homes on larger Hill Country lots. Closed kitchens and unused patio space.
Encino Park (78259)
1980s to 1990s single-family homes. Failed original shower pans and dated tile.
Oak Hills (78230)
1960s to 1970s single-story ranch homes. Closed kitchens and aging cast iron drains.
Shearer Hills (78216)
1950s to early 1960s single-story ranch homes. Original colored tile and cracked mortar beds.
Government Hill (78208)
Early 1900s cottages, bungalows and newer infill. Rotted bathroom subfloor and aging pipes.
Leon Springs (78257)
Older ranch-style homes mixed with newer builds. Closed-off ranch kitchens and scale-worn fixtures.
Sonterra (78258)
1990s to 2010s master-planned homes. Dated counters, busy backsplashes, worn hall baths.
Thousand Oaks (78233)
1970s and 1980s subdivision homes. Failing shower pans and cracked grout lines.
Inwood (78248)
1980s and 1990s two-story homes. Old upstairs shower leaks and ceiling stains.
Hills of Rivermist (78255)
Newer subdivision homes, one and two stories. Builder-grade glass, lighting and counters.
Mahncke Park (78209)
1920s to 1940s bungalows and cottages. One bathroom serving the whole house.
Dignowity Hill (78202)
Late 1800s and early 1900s homes, many under renovation. Old plumbing, uneven floors and too few baths.
Nearby cities
The small cities inside the loops and the growing towns around the metro and into the Hill Country.
Alamo Heights (78209)
1920s to 1940s cottages, Tudors and revivals. Galvanized supply lines and undersized kitchen circuits.
Olmos Park (78212)
Large 1920s and 1930s estate homes. Dated baths carved into original bedroom layouts.
Terrell Hills (78209)
1940s to 1960s traditional and ranch homes. Kitchen closed off from family room and yard.
Castle Hills (78213)
1950s to 1970s single-story ranch homes. Cracked tile and tired drains from slab movement.
Shavano Park (78231)
Custom homes from the 1970s through 2000s. Dated travertine, jetted tubs and heavy cabinetry.
Hollywood Park (78232)
1950s to 1970s ranch homes on wooded lots. Closed kitchens and stepped-up showers.
Leon Valley (78238)
1960s and 1970s ranch homes, some later builds. Original small baths and solid but dated cabinets.
Windcrest (78239)
1960s and 1970s single-story ranch homes. Soffits, short upper cabinets and dim galley kitchens.
Live Oak (78233)
1980s to 2000s tract and subdivision homes. Aging fiberglass showers and cultured marble tops.
Helotes (78023)
1990s to 2010s custom and subdivision homes. Patios without shade or utilities for cooking.
Converse (78109)
Older ranch homes plus 2000s to 2020s subdivisions. Builder-grade tubs and small hall baths.
Universal City (78148)
1960s to 1980s ranch homes and later subdivisions. Tub-shower combos with high step-overs.
Schertz (78154)
1980s to 2010s subdivision and master-planned homes. Undersized islands and crowded shared baths.
Cibolo (78108)
2000s to 2020s master-planned subdivision homes. Builder-grade tile, small showers and plain finishes.
Garden Ridge (78266)
Custom homes from the 1970s onward on large lots. Cold stone floors and dated primary bath layouts.
Fair Oaks Ranch (78015)
Custom homes from the 1980s onward on large lots. Dated custom kitchens with awkward work triangles.
Boerne (78006)
Hill Country custom homes and older in-town houses. Hard water scale and tired 1990s cabinetry.
New Braunfels (78130)
Historic downtown homes, river cabins, newer subdivisions. Builder-grade tubs and moisture in river homes.
Seguin (78155)
Older downtown homes, mid-century ranches, newer subdivisions. Aging plumbing and dated, closed-in kitchens.
San Marcos (78666)
Student rentals, older bungalows, newer subdivisions. Worn rental finishes and aging drain lines.
Bulverde (78163)
Acreage homes and newer Hill Country subdivisions. Rock trenching for gas, power and drains.
Canyon Lake (78133)
Weekend cabins, retirement homes and newer hillside builds. Heavy guest use and septic-limited plumbing.
Castroville (78009)
Alsatian stone cottages, ranch homes, newer subdivisions. Dated cabinets and failing shower pans.
Floresville (78114)
Older in-town homes, farmhouses, newer subdivisions. Worn counters and dated, cramped bathrooms.
Counties we cover
County pages explain which towns we reach and how scheduling works across each one.
Bexar County
Historic homes, mid-century ranches, newer master-planned suburbs. Hard water scale and slab movement cracking tile.
Comal County
Historic town homes, subdivisions, acreage and lake homes. Garden tubs, closed kitchens and hard water.
Guadalupe County
Newer subdivisions, older Seguin homes, rural farmhouses. Builder-grade baths and dated oak cabinets.
Kendall County
Custom Hill Country homes, ranches, older town houses. Dated 1990s primary baths and hard well water.
Medina County
Ranch homes, historic Castroville, rural acreage, lake homes. Failed shower pans and worn bathtubs.
Wilson County
Farmhouses, ranch homes, newer acreage subdivisions. Worn counters and bathrooms hard to use with age.
Hays County
Student rentals, newer subdivisions, Hill Country homes. Tight bathrooms and worn kitchen floors.
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