Home Remodeling in Castle Hills, TX

Castle Hills is its own city. Two and a half square miles, incorporated in 1951, completely ringed by San Antonio, with a 78213 mailing address that fools a lot of contractors into pulling the wrong permit. Nineteen photos in our gallery came out of Castle Hills - most of them from a homeowner who has had us back for three separate projects over the years, which is the kind of repeat work a small city runs on - along with a tigerwood deck with a steel-frame pergola and recessed lighting.

The housing tells you what the work is. Roughly eight in ten homes here went up between 1950 and 1979, more than half of them in the 1960s alone, and there has been essentially no new construction inside the city limits since 2020. The city's own comprehensive plan describes them as custom-built houses with distinctive mid-century modern features, mostly ranch-style, sitting on large treed lots. That means the job is almost never a teardown. It is a kitchen that has been living in 1968, a hall bath with the original tile and a 30-inch vanity, a wall of built-ins the room was designed around that nobody has touched in fifty years, and a back yard under mature oaks that deserves better than a slab of leftover patio.

We handle kitchen and bath remodels, whole-home projects, additions, decks and outdoor living, fencing, and the carpentry side that most general contractors sub out. Cabinetry comes out of our own shop, which matters more here than most places: a 1962 ranch rarely has a square wall or a standard opening, and stock boxes tend to arrive with fillers and apologies. Twenty-plus years of combined experience between the two of us, a written workmanship warranty of one year cosmetic and two years mechanical, and a habit of picking up the phone.

Our shop sits in Converse, about 20 minutes east of Castle Hills. Close enough that a cabinet door we mill on a Tuesday morning can be hung that afternoon, and close enough that we can swing by mid-job when a homeowner has a question best answered standing in the room.