Licensed general contractor · Fort Worth, TX · est. 2014
If it isn't on paper, it isn't a promise.
Fixed-price contracts from stamped drawings. Draw schedules tied to milestones you can see. Change orders signed before the work, and a Friday walk so you never wonder what happened this week. Construction, minus the folklore.
This week on site
The site board SAMPLE
Check the budget first, then start intake — both take minutes. Run the checker →
The projects
Six projects we build well.
Additions
$90k–250k, 4–7 months — square footage that looks like the house always had it.
Kitchen remodels
$35k–90k, 6–10 weeks — with a temporary kitchen plan so your family still eats.
Bath remodels
$18k–45k, 3–5 weeks — waterproofed like we plan to be blamed for it in ten years.
ADUs & garages
$110k–220k — backyard apartments and garages with real plumbing, real permits, real rent potential.
Whole-home remodels
$150k–500k+, 6–12 months — the down-to-studs projects where process is everything.
Commercial build-outs
$45–120/sq ft tenant improvements — landlord-grade paper trail included.
No construction folklore
The range tonight. The intake this week.
Ask anything, anytime
The assistant answers budget, timeline, and process questions instantly — including “can I afford this,” which deserves an honest answer early.
Real ranges in 20 seconds
The budget checker ranges your project from real job history — before anyone designs anything. Run it →
Qualified intake online
Five minutes on the intake form and you'll know if it's a fit — before either side spends money. Start →
Reviews
4.9 stars · 128 projects.
"Our addition finished eleven days EARLY and $0 over the contract. The one change order — we moved a window — was priced, signed, and scheduled before anyone picked up a saw. I didn't know construction could work like this."
"The Friday walks changed everything. Every week: here's what happened, here's what's next, here's the decision we need. My last remodel I learned things by finding them. This one I approved things before they existed."
Know the range before the design crush.
Three questions, an honest budget range from real job history — then a qualified intake, not a sales visit.