Kitchen and bathroom remodeling in Frisco, TX

Most of Frisco was built from the 2000s on, around a small historic downtown that predates the boom. So a Frisco project is rarely about a room that's worn out. More often the finishes were picked for a model home years ago, and you're the one living with them.

In the kitchen that might mean cabinets with few drawers, entry-level granite or quartz, a basic subway or mosaic backsplash, and lights that leave the counters in shadow. Layouts tend to be open, with a big island facing the family room, so the kitchen is on display most of the day.

Baths usually came from the builder's standard package too. A hall bath with a tub and shower combo, stock tile and a plain vanity. A primary bath with a large tub, framed glass shower and long vanity. Nothing wrong with any of it. It just looks like the house next door.

In a home this young, there's rarely a reason to move plumbing or walls. Keep the footprint and spend where you'll see it: cabinet doors and interiors, counters, backsplash, shower tile, vanities, lighting.

Sometimes new counters and a cabinet refresh are enough. Sometimes replacing the cabinets is worth it for storage and sturdier construction. In a primary bath, some owners pull out a tub they never use to get a bigger shower. We'll help you compare.

If your house is still under a builder warranty, read the terms before changing anything it covers. We can plan the scope with that in mind.

You'll get a written scope and an itemized quote before anything starts, and our vetted trade partners handle the work.