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You know that feeling when you walk into a friend’s beautifully remodeled kitchen and think, “This is what I want”? That’s exactly what we create—spaces that make you excited to be home. Whether your kitchen feels cramped and outdated or your bathroom lacks the functionality your family needs, we transform the areas where you spend the most time into spaces that actually work for your life.
Your mornings become smoother when your bathroom flows efficiently. Cooking becomes enjoyable again when your kitchen has the storage, counter space, and layout you’ve been dreaming of. And those backyard gatherings? They’re infinitely better when you have a patio designed for Texas living—complete with shade structures that make even July evenings comfortable.
We don’t just update rooms; we solve the daily frustrations that come with living in a space that doesn’t match how you actually live. The result is a home that finally feels like yours, functions the way you need it to, and adds real value to your property.
A Plus Home Remodel has been transforming homes in Tarrant County since the early 1990s. We’ve completed over 400 projects, and our clients consistently tell us the same thing: we’re the contractor they wish they’d found sooner.
Here’s what sets us apart in far south Texas. We handle everything—permits, HOA approvals, design, construction, and cleanup. You get one point of contact who communicates daily, not a parade of different people showing up whenever they feel like it. We know the local building codes, understand the unique challenges of Texas weather, and have relationships with the best suppliers in the area.
Most importantly, we live and work in this community. When we complete your project, we don’t disappear. We stand behind our work because our reputation depends on your satisfaction, and word travels fast in neighborhoods where everyone knows everyone.
First, we meet at your home for a consultation where we listen to what you want to achieve and assess what’s realistic for your space and budget. We’re not there to sell you things you don’t need—we’re there to understand your vision and explain what’s possible.
Next, we create a detailed proposal with fixed pricing. No “allowances” that inevitably lead to overages. No vague line items. You know exactly what you’re paying for before we start. We also handle all the paperwork—permits, HOA submissions, and inspections—so you don’t have to navigate that maze yourself.
During construction, we communicate daily. You’ll know what happened that day, what’s planned for tomorrow, and if anything unexpected comes up. Our crews show up when they say they will, clean up after themselves, and treat your home with respect. When we’re finished, we walk through everything together to make sure you’re completely satisfied before we consider the job done.
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We specialize in the projects that matter most to homeowners in far south Texas: kitchen remodeling that creates functional cooking and gathering spaces, bathroom renovations that turn cramped, outdated rooms into comfortable retreats, and outdoor living areas designed for our climate.
Our kitchen remodels focus on maximizing storage, improving workflow, and creating spaces that can handle everything from quick weeknight dinners to holiday entertaining. We understand that in Texas, the kitchen often extends to the backyard, so we design with indoor-outdoor living in mind.
For bathrooms, we solve the common problems: inadequate storage, poor lighting, outdated fixtures, and layouts that don’t make sense for daily use. Whether you want a spa-like master bath or a more functional family bathroom, we create spaces that work better and look great.
Our concrete and patio work addresses the reality of Texas living—you need outdoor spaces that provide relief from the heat while extending your usable living area. We install covered patios, decorative concrete, and outdoor kitchens that make your backyard a destination, not an afterthought.
Most kitchen remodels take 6-8 weeks from start to finish, though the timeline depends on the scope of work and whether we’re doing structural changes. We provide a detailed schedule upfront and stick to it.
The process breaks down roughly like this: demolition and any structural work happens in the first week, followed by electrical and plumbing rough-in. Drywall, flooring, and painting come next, then cabinet installation and countertop templating. Final installation of countertops, appliances, and trim work happens in the last week.
Weather rarely affects interior work, but we do account for potential delays with material deliveries or inspections. We always build a small buffer into our timeline rather than promising unrealistic completion dates that leave you without a functional kitchen longer than necessary.
Permit requirements vary by city and the scope of your project, but we handle all the paperwork for you. Most kitchen remodels require permits if we’re moving electrical or plumbing, and bathroom renovations almost always need permits for plumbing and electrical work.
Structural changes like removing walls, adding windows, or expanding rooms require building permits. Outdoor projects like covered patios, pergolas, or outdoor kitchens typically need permits as well. If you live in a neighborhood with an HOA, we also handle those approval processes.
We pull permits under our contractor license, schedule inspections, and ensure everything meets local building codes. This protects you from potential issues when you sell your home and ensures the work is done safely and correctly. The permit costs are included in your project estimate, so there are no surprises.
We provide fixed-price contracts, which means the price we quote is the price you pay unless you request changes to the original scope of work. We don’t use “allowances” that inevitably lead to overages when you pick materials you actually want.
Before we start, we visit showrooms together to select materials and finishes, so everything is priced into your contract upfront. If we encounter unexpected issues during construction—like outdated electrical that needs upgrading or plumbing problems—we discuss the situation with you immediately and provide written change orders before proceeding.
Our goal is to avoid surprises entirely through thorough planning and honest communication. We’ve been doing this for over 30 years, so we know how to anticipate potential issues and address them in the planning phase rather than during construction when they’re more expensive to fix.
Yes, we work directly with insurance companies and can help navigate the claims process for storm damage repairs. Texas weather can be harsh, and we’ve helped many homeowners restore their homes after hail damage, wind damage, and flooding.
We can provide detailed estimates for insurance adjusters and work within approved budgets while ensuring repairs are done correctly. Often, storm damage creates an opportunity to upgrade damaged areas rather than just replacing them with identical materials, and we can help you understand what options your policy covers.
Our experience with insurance work means we know how to document everything properly, communicate effectively with adjusters, and complete repairs efficiently. We also understand the time constraints involved with insurance claims and prioritize these projects to get you back to normal as quickly as possible.
Fall and winter are typically the most comfortable times for major remodeling projects since our crews aren’t working in extreme heat, but we work year-round and adjust our schedules accordingly. Summer projects often start earlier in the morning and may include afternoon breaks during the hottest part of the day.
For outdoor projects like patios, pergolas, or outdoor kitchens, spring and fall offer the best working conditions. However, if you’re planning an outdoor project for summer entertaining, we need to start early enough to have everything completed before the really hot weather arrives.
Interior projects can happen any time of year since weather doesn’t significantly impact the work. The key is planning ahead—good contractors book up months in advance, especially during peak seasons. If you’re thinking about a project, it’s better to start the conversation early rather than waiting until you’re ready to begin construction immediately.
We use detailed project schedules and communicate daily to keep everything on track. Every morning, we know exactly what needs to happen that day, what materials need to be delivered, and what inspections are scheduled. This level of planning prevents the delays that plague many remodeling projects.
Budget control starts with accurate estimating and fixed-price contracts. We don’t start a project until we’ve thoroughly planned every detail and priced all materials. We also maintain relationships with reliable suppliers who deliver materials on time and at the prices we’ve quoted.
Communication is the key to both schedule and budget control. If something unexpected comes up, you know about it immediately, not weeks later when it’s become a bigger problem. We provide daily updates on progress and address any concerns before they impact your timeline or budget. This proactive approach is why our projects consistently finish on time and within budget.
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