Great room with vaulted ceiling in a renovated home

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Home remodeling
in Hunt County.

Whole-home renovations, additions and structural work across Greenville, Caddo Mills, Quinlan, Commerce and Wolfe City — with one contractor answerable for all of it.

County work

City limits
change the job.

A renovation inside Greenville city limits and one on acreage in unincorporated Hunt County are different projects, and not only because of the drive. Jurisdiction, inspection, utilities, septic versus sewer, and what you're allowed to do without review all shift once you're outside the city. We work both sides of that line regularly and we'll tell you which set of rules your address falls under before we quote.

The other constant out here is soil. North Texas clay swells and shrinks with moisture, and it is the reason so many older county houses have doors that stopped closing. On a whole-home renovation that question gets asked first, because there is no point in new tile over a floor that is still moving.

Renovated interior with fireplace and vaulted ceiling

Scope

What we take on.

  • Whole-home renovations
  • Room additions and bump-outs
  • Structural changes and wall removal
  • Foundation coordination and repair
  • Kitchens and bathrooms
  • Roofing, windows and envelope
  • Electrical, plumbing and HVAC
  • Flooring, trim and millwork
  • Exterior and siding work
  • Permits, inspections and final punch

Renovations

Inside the work.

Renovated interior with fireplace
Vaulted great room
Kitchen and living with dark cabinetry
Kitchen and living opened up
Great room with vaulted ceiling
Fireplace · Vaulted
Open living and dining space
Open living · Dining
Living room with fireplace and built-ins
Built-ins · Fireplace
Renovated hallway with dark accent wall
Hall · Accent wall

Straight answers

Renovation questions.

Yes — across Hunt County, including acreage. Permitting and inspection work differently outside the city, and septic, well and utility runs come into play. We'll tell you which jurisdiction you're in and what it means for your schedule.

All at once is almost always cheaper per square foot — one mobilization, one set of trades, one permit cycle. Room by room costs more overall but spreads the money out. We'll price both if you want to see the gap.

We'd want the foundation addressed first, and we'll coordinate that. Finishing over a slab that's still moving means doing your trim, tile and drywall twice — we'd rather tell you that up front than take the job twice.

We design it. We keep a designer on staff and produce full engineered construction documents in house, which is unusual for a GC this size and means one team owns both the drawing and the build.

Planning a whole-home renovation?

Tell us the address and what you're trying to get to. We'll walk it and give you a real number.