Areas We Serve · DFW
Remodeling in Fort Worth, TX
Remodels and additions for the pre-war and mid-century stock that makes up central Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth Remodels and Builds
Fort Worth is the other half of the Metroplex and it does not build like the northern suburbs. The neighborhoods inside Loop 820 were largely finished before 1970, and a good number before 1940, which changes what a remodel actually involves. We work across the central and southwest side, from the bungalows of Fairmount and Mistletoe Heights to the mid-century ranches in Ridglea, Westcliff, and Wedgwood.
Pier-and-beam foundations rather than slab, cast iron drain lines, and original wiring that predates modern load expectations. Ceilings are lower and rooms are smaller than the 1990s suburbs, so opening a floor plan here is a structural conversation rather than a cosmetic one. The trade-off is materials you cannot buy any more: real hardwood, plaster, and framing lumber with actual dimensions.
What We Do in Fort Worth
Services
Kitchen Remodeling
Layout changes, custom cabinetry, counter and backsplash work, lighting circuits, and appliance integration.
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Bathroom Remodeling
Walk-in showers, custom vanities, waterproofing done right, tile work that lasts, fixture spec'd for the long run.
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Whole-Home Remodels
Kitchen, baths, flooring, paint, trim, and systems handled together so the finished home reads as one project, not five.
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Custom Home Building
Ground-up builds on infill lots and acreage, with clear, written pricing in writing before any permits get pulled.
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Projects We've Built in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Specifics
What Makes Fort Worth Projects Unique
Historic District Review
Fairmount, Ryan Place, Mistletoe Heights, and several other central neighborhoods sit in designated historic districts. Exterior changes, window replacement, and additions visible from the street go through a Certificate of Appropriateness before any permit issues. We prepare and carry that submission.
Pier-and-Beam Foundations
Most pre-1960 Fort Worth homes sit on pier and beam rather than slab. That makes plumbing reroutes far easier than in the northern suburbs, and it makes level, rot, and pier spacing something to survey before design rather than discover during demo.
Original Systems Behind the Walls
Cast iron drains, galvanized supply, and wiring installed for a house with three appliances. Once walls are open, replacing these is usually cheaper than working around them, so we scope and price it up front instead of issuing a change order in week six.
Where We Work
Neighborhoods We Serve in Fort Worth
- Fairmount
- Ryan Place
- Mistletoe Heights
- Berkeley Place
- Arlington Heights
- Monticello
- Crestwood
- Rivercrest
- Tanglewood
- Westcliff
- Ridglea
- Ridglea Hills
- Park Hill
- Wedgwood
Permits & Local Regulations
Fort Worth Building Permits
City of Fort Worth Development Services
200 Texas Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and addition work is permitted through Development Services, with applications running through the Fort Worth permitting portal. Work in a historic district needs preservation review before the building permit is issued. We pull both and manage the inspection schedule.
Plan the Budget
Fort Worth Cost Guides
2026 budget breakdowns for each service type in Fort Worth, with typical ranges, what drives cost up, and where you can save.
FAQs
Fort Worth Remodeling Questions, Answered
Do you work in the Fort Worth historic districts?
Yes. Fairmount, Ryan Place, and Mistletoe Heights work all runs through a Certificate of Appropriateness for anything visible from the street. We prepare the packet, present it, and build to what gets approved.
Is remodeling a pier-and-beam house different from a slab house?
It is easier in some ways and harder in others. Moving plumbing is far simpler because there is a crawlspace instead of a concrete slab to cut. Levelling, pier spacing, and floor framing condition are the things that need surveying before we finalise a design.
How long do Fort Worth remodels take?
Bathrooms run 4 to 8 weeks once demo starts and kitchens 6 to 12. Whole-home work on older stock runs 4 to 10 months, and the range is wider than the suburbs because what is behind the walls is less predictable.
Do you serve the rest of Tarrant County?
Yes. Alongside Fort Worth we have completed whole-home remodels in Arlington and North Richland Hills, an attic conversion and kitchen in Keller, a whole-home remodel and a barn build in Colleyville, and outdoor living projects in Grapevine and Trophy Club.
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