This was a cute kitchen to begin with. It had been updated with new laminate floors before the current homeowner purchased the house. However, a water leak made quite a mess, and the repair made an even bigger mess. Fortunately the homeowner had adequate insurance, so the restoration process allowed…
The homeowners sent us this photo of Mr. Homeowner delighting in their brand new 12×16-foot pergola, even in the rain. Over the last year, this family has had us replace windows and a door, install new flooring, and a few other inside-the-house projects. So when they decided they needed a…
A couple of before and after pics of the tilework we did at Grandview Bank in Cleburne. We took out dated tile and worn commercial-grade carpet, then installed a beautiful wood-look tile with a perimeter inlay. We also tiled the wall under the main counter. Isn’t the end result gorgeous?
Tearing off a roof is messy business. Falling shingles, nails, tar paper. Potentially all in your shrubbery and flower beds? Who wants that? We don’t, and we know you don’t either. So we do our very best to keep debris out of your lawn and landscaping. How? A giant tarp…
This is actually Jim’s house in Glen Rose, which officially goes on the market today. When he bought the house two years ago, it looked like the photo on the left. A previous owner had installed weird little quarter-round windows above the main windows. The concept was a good one,…
This one’s a rather dramatic transformation. At first glance, it didn’t seem that bad, but it turned out that the robust linoleum was about the only thing holding this kitchen up! The homeowners came to us with an insurance claim–some water damage in their kitchen had caused the floor to…
Once upon a time, our building housed Tarver Fashion Carpets. We bought the building (and most of its contents) in late 2015 when the Tarvers retired. We proceeded to gut, expand, and remodel the front half of the building. Below are some before and after comparison pics taken from as…
This is one from the archives–only because we only recently remembered to get an ‘after’ photo. The homeowner asked us to build a garage addition that tied in with the existing house. So we did! We poured a slab and built a garage that smoothly transitions to the original structure.
I was so excited when I saw these pics! This floor is absolutely stunning, and is an illustration of a Friday Five blog I did a while ago. Rectangle tiles use the same amount of mastic and grout, no matter the pattern in which they’re installed. There are lots of…
Recently, a homeowner contacted us about restoring floors in a house on Featherston she was about to close on. The house was built in 1900, and the previous owner had installed modern wide-plank vinyl flooring throughout the downstairs. The seller had assured her that hardwood floors were lurking under the…