Kitchen and bathroom remodeling across Dallas and nearby cities
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling in Garland, TX often means updating a house that's been around for a while. The rooms tend to be compact, so a few inches here and there make a real difference.
What are you planning?
About two minutes. No obligation.
Itemized written estimate
One person to call
Specialist trades
No-obligation site visit
A lot of Garland was built between the 1950s and the 1980s. Kitchens from that stretch are often small, with one main run of cabinets and not much counter. Original hall baths are common, usually a tub and a small vanity.
Some houses have had a room or two redone over the years. Others still have the first cabinets, tile and floors. You can't tell much from the year alone, which is why we look at the rooms in person.
Talk through your Garland kitchen
Tell us what isn't working. We'll follow up to talk it through and set up a visit if it's a fit.
In a small room, mistakes are expensive. A 3D layout shows cabinet sizes, walkways and storage before anything gets ordered, so a door that hits the fridge shows up on screen instead of on install day.
We usually leave the plumbing where it is. Moving it costs more and can mean permits, and that money is often better spent on cabinets, counters, tile and lighting. Sometimes a hall bath only needs a new tub surround, vanity and floor.
Once the plan is set, we schedule the trade partners in order and keep you posted.
Houses this age may have old supply lines and shutoff valves that don't close all the way. We check them early, since swapping them while the walls are open is easier than coming back later.
Older kitchens are often narrow. A door swinging into the room, a deep fridge or a wide range can eat up space fast. We try options in 3D before you commit.
There may be more than one old floor under the one you see. We look before pricing, because tearing out layers can change the scope and the schedule.
Start with the layout. If you can keep the sink and range where they are, put the effort into storage: taller cabinets, deep drawers and better lighting. A 3D plan lets you test the fit first, and keeping the layout usually keeps the budget focused on the things you use every day.
Often, yes. Many hall baths have room for a walk-in shower where the tub sits now. The drain and wall framing decide how easy it is. We check those first, then plan the waterproofing, tile and glass.
Depends on the scope. Paint or new counters may not need one, but plumbing, electrical and structural changes often do. The City of Garland sets the rules, and we help you figure out what applies when we plan the project.
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Answer a few questions about your kitchen or bathroom. It takes about two minutes. We'll call to talk it over and, if it makes sense, set up a time to come see the space.
