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You’ll cook more. Research shows 84% of homeowners love their homes more after a kitchen remodel, and 75% want to spend more time there. That’s not marketing speak—it’s what happens when your kitchen actually works for how you live.
The cabinets you can’t reach get replaced with storage that makes sense. Countertops that stain if you look at them wrong get swapped for surfaces you can actually use. Appliances that belong in a different decade get updated to match how you cook now.
Your home value goes up too. Kitchen remodels in Texas typically recoup 65% to 73% of their cost at resale. Mid-range projects add around $13,700 to home value. Upscale renovations can add up to $39,000. But most homeowners in Fairway Park aren’t remodeling to sell—they’re remodeling because they’re tired of working around a kitchen that doesn’t work.
We started A Plus Home Remodel because too many homeowners in Tarrant County were getting burned by contractors who disappeared mid-project or delivered work that didn’t hold up. We’ve completed over 400 local projects in 30 years, and we’re still here because we do what we say we’ll do.
You get one estimate with fixed pricing. No surprise charges halfway through when you’re already committed. You get licensed, insured professionals who know local building codes in Fairway Park and don’t cut corners to save time. You get a warranty that covers the work after we’re done.
We use digital design technology so you can see what your kitchen will look like before construction starts. That means fewer surprises and fewer changes once the work begins. Most kitchen remodeling contractors in the area don’t offer that level of transparency.
First, we walk through your current kitchen and talk about what’s not working. You tell us what you need more of—counter space, storage, better lighting, updated appliances. We take measurements and photos. This consultation is where we figure out if what you want is actually possible within your space and budget.
Next, we create a digital design so you can see the layout, materials, and finishes before anything gets demolished. You’ll know what your cabinets look like, where your appliances go, and how the space flows. We adjust until it’s right. Then we give you a fixed-price estimate that covers everything—labor, materials, permits, timeline.
Once you approve, we handle permits and scheduling. Demo happens first. Then we rough in any electrical or plumbing changes. Cabinets and countertops get installed. Appliances, backsplash, flooring, and lighting come next. We coordinate every trade so you’re not waiting on someone who didn’t show up. You get one point of contact the entire time—no confusion about who’s responsible for what.
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Your kitchen remodel includes everything needed to complete the project. Cabinet installation or refacing, depending on what makes sense for your budget and timeline. Countertop replacement with materials that fit how you use your kitchen—not just what looks good in photos. Backsplash installation that protects your walls and ties the design together.
We handle electrical work for new lighting, outlets, and appliance connections. Plumbing gets updated if you’re moving your sink or adding fixtures. Flooring installation happens after the heavy work is done so it doesn’t get damaged during construction.
In Fairway Park, most homeowners are dealing with kitchens that are 20 to 40 years old. The median home age in Texas now exceeds 40 years, which means outdated layouts, worn-out materials, and functionality that doesn’t match how families live today. Nearly 40% of kitchen projects in 2025 focus on cabinet refreshes—new doors, hardware, paint—rather than full replacements. That’s because smart updates can transform your kitchen without the cost and timeline of gutting everything.
You also get warranty coverage on all installation work. If something isn’t right, we fix it. And because we’re licensed and insured, you’re protected if anything goes wrong during construction.
Most kitchen remodels in Fairway Park run between $30,000 and $75,000, depending on the size of your kitchen and how much you’re changing. If you’re keeping the same layout and updating cabinets, countertops, and appliances, you’re looking at the lower end. If you’re moving walls, relocating plumbing, or installing high-end materials, costs go up.
Minor remodels—cabinet refacing, new countertops, updated hardware—typically cost $15,000 to $30,000. Major remodels that involve layout changes, custom cabinetry, and premium finishes can reach $60,000 to $100,000 or more. The national median for kitchen remodels is around $60,000, but Texas homeowners with a median household income of $76,292 and median property value of $260,400 tend to invest proportionally based on home value.
We give you a fixed-price estimate upfront so you know exactly what you’re spending. No hidden fees. No surprise charges when you’re halfway through and can’t back out. Material costs have stabilized significantly since 2020, which means pricing is more predictable now than it’s been in years.
Most kitchen remodels take 6 to 12 weeks once construction starts. Smaller projects—cabinet refacing, countertop replacement, backsplash installation—can be done in 3 to 4 weeks. Larger renovations that involve layout changes, electrical and plumbing work, and custom elements take closer to 10 to 12 weeks.
The timeline depends on how much you’re changing. If you’re keeping the existing layout and swapping out finishes, the work moves faster. If you’re relocating your sink, adding an island, or opening up walls, you’re adding time for structural work, permits, and inspections.
Delays usually happen because of material lead times or permit approvals, not because of the actual construction. We manage the schedule and coordinate all the trades so you’re not waiting on someone who didn’t show up. You’ll know the timeline before we start, and we’ll tell you if something changes. Most kitchen remodeling contractors in Fairway Park don’t give you that level of communication, which is why projects drag on longer than they should.
You don’t have to move out, but your kitchen won’t be functional for most of the project. You’ll need a temporary setup—microwave, coffee maker, mini fridge—in another room. Most homeowners in Fairway Park set up a makeshift kitchen in their dining room or garage and rely on takeout more than usual.
The most disruptive phases are demo and rough-in work, which usually last 1 to 2 weeks. After that, the noise and mess decrease. Once cabinets and countertops are installed, you’ll have a semi-functional space again, though you still won’t have full use of your sink or appliances until everything is connected.
If you have young kids or work from home, the noise and dust can be tough. We do our best to contain the mess and clean up daily, but construction is messy by nature. Some homeowners choose to stay with family for a week or two during the heaviest work. Others stick it out. It depends on your tolerance and your schedule.
Late fall and winter are typically the best times to start a kitchen remodel in Fairway Park. Contractors are less busy, so scheduling is easier and timelines are more predictable. You’re also not competing with exterior projects like fencing, concrete work, or patio installations that ramp up in spring and summer.
Weather doesn’t impact interior work much, but if your remodel involves any exterior changes—new windows, exterior doors, or expanded openings—you’ll want to avoid the hottest months. Texas summers make outdoor work harder, and if your kitchen is open to the elements during construction, keeping your home comfortable gets expensive.
That said, kitchen remodels happen year-round. If you need the work done now, we can make it happen. Just know that spring and early summer are peak seasons, so lead times for scheduling and materials can be longer. About 51% of homeowners plan to remodel their kitchens in 2025, and 68% prioritize kitchen remodels over other home improvements, so demand stays high.
Yes, but how much depends on the scope of your remodel and your local market. Kitchen remodels in Texas typically recoup 65% to 73% of their cost at resale. A mid-range remodel—new cabinets, countertops, appliances, and flooring—adds around $13,700 to your home’s value. An upscale remodel with custom cabinetry and high-end finishes can add up to $39,000.
But most homeowners in Fairway Park aren’t remodeling to sell. They’re remodeling because their kitchen doesn’t work for how they live. The real value is in how much more you enjoy your home. Research shows 84% of homeowners love their homes more after a kitchen remodel, and 75% feel a greater desire to be at home.
If you are planning to sell, focus on updates that appeal to buyers—neutral colors, functional layouts, quality materials that don’t look dated. Avoid overly custom or trendy choices that won’t age well. And remember, an updated kitchen helps your home sell faster, even if you don’t recoup every dollar you spent. Buyers expect a functional, modern kitchen, and homes without one sit on the market longer.
Start with licensing and insurance. Any kitchen remodeling contractor you hire should be licensed, insured, and bonded. That protects you if something goes wrong during construction. Ask for proof before you sign anything.
Next, look at their track record. How many projects have they completed locally? Do they have references you can contact? Can they show you photos of finished work that’s similar to what you want? A kitchen remodeling company with 30 years of experience and over 400 local projects has a proven track record. A contractor who just started last year doesn’t.
Get a detailed, written estimate that includes materials, labor, timeline, and payment schedule. If a contractor won’t put it in writing, walk away. If the estimate is vague or missing key details, you’ll end up paying more than you expected. Fixed pricing with no hidden fees is the standard you should expect.
Finally, pay attention to communication. Do they respond quickly? Do they answer your questions clearly? Do they listen to what you want, or are they pushing their own agenda? You’ll be working with this company for weeks or months. If communication is bad before the project starts, it’ll be worse once construction begins.
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