Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in McAllen, TX

Cabinetry, countertops, splashback, sink and appliance fit, lighting and flooring, taken from demolition through to the final clean. We set the layout around how the room is actually used rather than around where the plumbing happens to be, and we tell you up front what moving a line will cost so the decision is yours.

Full bathroom rebuilds, and tub-to-shower conversions in particular. A walk-in shower done properly means a correctly sloped and waterproofed pan, a bench and grab bars where they are wanted, and a curb height that suits the person using it. Done badly it means a leak under the tile within two years.

New cabinets, refacing where the boxes are sound, and countertop replacement in the material that suits the household. We template rather than measure off a plan, because a Valley kitchen wall is rarely as square as the drawing suggests.

Floor, wall and shower tile set on a properly prepared substrate. Most failed tile we are called to replace failed underneath rather than on the surface, so the preparation is where the time goes and where the difference shows five years on.

Supply and waste line replacement where the existing pipework will not survive the remodel, plus fitting of taps, sinks, toilets and shower systems. Where we open a wall and find galvanised or cast iron, you hear about it that day with a price, not at the end.

Curbless showers, reinforced blocking for grab bars, wider doorways, comfort-height fittings and lever handles. It is worth doing during a remodel you were having anyway, because the framing is already open and the cost is a fraction of retrofitting later.

Cosmetic work generally does not, but anything that moves plumbing, alters gas, or adds or relocates circuits does inside most Valley city limits. We pull the paperwork rather than leaving it with you, and it matters at resale: unpermitted work shows up in a title search and can stall a closing while a buyer’s lender waits on documentation nobody kept.

A bathroom is typically two to three weeks, a kitchen three to six, and the variables are cabinet lead times and whatever we find behind the wall on day one. Where the house has only one bathroom we sequence the work to keep it usable for as much of the job as possible, and we tell you at the survey which days it will not be. Nobody enjoys that conversation late.