Kitchen Remodeling in Hickory Creek, With Every Option Explained
We remodel kitchens, bathrooms and whole homes in Hickory Creek, Lake Dallas and Corinth. Before you pick anything, we walk you through the flooring, tile, wall and fixture options that fit your home, what each one is like to live with, and where each one holds up or wears out.
- No-cost quote visit
- Written line-item estimates
- We handle the permits
- Daily jobsite cleanup
How We Work
Most people we meet have been handed a sample board and a price. We start with how each material behaves so you can pick with your eyes open.
- Materials before money
- We lay out the real trade-offs. Porcelain tile is harder and denser than ceramic. Luxury vinyl plank shrugs off water but can dent under a heavy appliance. Engineered wood looks warm but does not like a standing puddle. You decide with that in front of you.
- Honest answers on what to keep
- If your subfloor is sound or your plumbing can stay where it is, we tell you. Keeping what works is often the cheapest way to free up money for the parts you care about.
- Estimates you can read
- Your quote lists labor, products, demolition, disposal and permits as separate lines. If something changes once a wall is open, we show you photos and price it before we do the work.
- A clean house at day's end
- We cover floors on the path in and out, hang plastic to hold dust in the work area, and sweep up before we leave. You still have to live in your home while we work, and we plan around that.
Remodeling We Do
We handle kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling and whole home remodeling. A kitchen job can mean a new layout, moved plumbing, new flooring and fresh walls. A bathroom job usually centers on the shower or tub, waterproofing and tile. Whole home work ties several rooms together so the floors and finishes match from the front door to the back.
Kitchen Remodeling
New kitchen layouts, flooring, walls and finishes, with each material choice explained before any work starts.
Bathroom Remodeling
New showers, tubs, tile floors and fixtures, with the materials and their trade-offs explained before any demo starts.
Whole Home Remodeling
One plan for several rooms at once, with flooring, walls, trim and paint picked to match and hold up together.
Who We Are
We remodel homes in Hickory Creek and the surrounding towns. Kitchens, bathrooms and whole houses are what we do, and our crew talks you through the work at each step.
Much of the regret after a remodel traces back to a material that looked great in a showroom but wore poorly once installed. Tile that cracked over a flexing floor. Glossy paint that held every fingerprint. Grout stained within a year. We put in the time early so you avoid that.
If any of our work falls short, give us a call and we will return to fix it. A return visit beats leaving you stuck with a problem.
- Warranty
- 1-year warranty
What Moves the Price
Two kitchens the same size can come in far apart. The difference is usually in a handful of things you can see on the estimate. Here is what we look at.
Every estimate starts with a visit to your home and measurements. You get a written, line-by-line quote with no charge for it.
- Material choice
- A basic porcelain floor tile and a large-format tile can both be porcelain and still differ a lot in cost. Big tiles need a flatter floor and more labor to set. Vinyl plank goes in faster than tile, which lowers labor.
- Moving plumbing or walls
- Leaving the sink where it is keeps cost down. Moving it means opening the slab or floor to reroute drains. Taking out a wall depends on whether it carries load.
- What we find underneath
- Old tile over old tile, soft subfloor or past water damage all add work. Many homes around here sit on slabs that shift with the clay soil, so we check for cracks that need a membrane before new tile goes down.
- Room size and access
- More square feet means more tile or plank and more hours. Tight spaces, second floors and long carries from the driveway add time.
- Permits and inspections
- Rerouting a drain, adding a circuit or changing a wall usually needs city approval. We file the paperwork, book each inspection, and the fee sits on its own line so you can see exactly what it adds.
Towns We Serve
Our base is Hickory Creek, TX, and we take work throughout the area around it: Lake Dallas, Lewisville, Corinth, Highland Village, Lantana and Flower Mound, along with Oak Point, Double Oak, Shady Shores and Denton.
- Hickory Creek
- Lake Dallas
- Lewisville
- Corinth
- Highland Village
- Lantana
- Oak Point
- Double Oak
- Shady Shores
- Denton
- Flower Mound
Don't see your town? Give us a call and we'll tell you honestly whether we can reach you.
Common Questions
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How long will a kitchen remodel last?
That depends on what is involved. Swapping floors and finishes while keeping the layout is far quicker than relocating plumbing or removing a wall. Inspection dates and deliveries play a part too. You get a schedule with your quote, and if a date moves, we tell you right away.
Can we live at home during the work?
Yes, and almost all of our customers do. Before demolition, we put up plastic sheeting around the work area and cover the floors along our route in and out. The crew cleans up before heading out each day. A kitchen remodel does put that room off limits for a stretch, so we help you set up a temporary station, such as a microwave and coffee maker in the dining room.
What flooring lasts best in kitchens and bathrooms?
Porcelain tile is the hardest-wearing and handles water well, but it feels hard to stand on and needs a rigid, level floor beneath it. Luxury vinyl plank is softer, quieter and waterproof, though heavy appliances can dent it. Engineered wood brings warmth to a kitchen, but spills have to be wiped quickly. We bring samples of all three and talk about how you really use the room.
Will you push work I don't need?
No. We tell you what can stay and what needs replacing. When your subfloor or plumbing is sound, we leave it be and say so on the quote.
Can you stay within a fixed budget?
Yes. Tell us your ceiling and we will show you which options fit under it. Often that means spending on the floor you use every day and saving on items that are simple to swap later. You see those trade-offs before signing.
Do you take care of permits?
Yes. If the job needs one, we apply and meet the inspector at your home. You never have to deal with the city.
How can I get a quote?
Call us. We ask a few questions, book a time to measure your home, and then give you a written quote at no charge.
How a Job Runs
Most remodels follow the same path. Knowing it ahead of time keeps the surprises small.
- 1
Phone call and visit
You call, we talk through what you want, then we come out to measure and look at what is under the surface.
- 2
Sample walkthrough
We bring samples and explain how each one wears, cleans and handles heat and water. You pick what fits how you live.
- 3
Written quote and schedule
You get a line-item price and a start date. We order tile and fixtures early so the crew is not waiting on a delivery mid-job.
- 4
Demolition and build
We protect the rest of your home, tear out, fix what we find, then rebuild. Inspections happen at the stages the permit calls for.
- 5
Final walk-through
We go room by room with you, fix anything on the punch list and haul off the last of the debris.
Let's Talk About Your Remodel
Share what you'd like to change, and we'll explain what the job involves. We bring samples, take measurements and put the price in writing.