We install across fourteen Houston-metro cities and fourteen more around Austin. Drywall, fence, flooring, painting and tile, plus seven specialty trades, all on a written scope.
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Fourteen Houston-metro cities across Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery and Galveston counties, plus fourteen cities around Austin.
Projects start at $500, which is a minimum for multi-item work rather than a single-task service call.
Plumbing, electrical, roofing and foundation jobs are subcontracted only inside a larger remodel, never taken on their own.
Core Services
These five run in every city we cover. Each city page is written to that city’s own ground conditions, so follow the link for your area rather than a generic quote.
Full wall and ceiling replacement, hung, taped and finished to Level 3, 4 or 5. No patch jobs.
$2-$6 / sq ftView DrywallNew runs and full replacements in cedar or pressure-treated pine, posts set 24 inches into concrete.
$30-$50 / linear ftView FenceLVP, laminate and hardwood over a tested, levelled slab with a moisture barrier underneath.
$4-$12 / sq ftView FlooringInterior and exterior repaints with full prep, timed around Gulf humidity and surface temperature.
$3-$7 / sq ft of wallView PaintingFloors, showers and backsplashes set over an uncoupling membrane so slab movement never reaches the grout.
$12-$22 / sq ftView TileSeven Specialty Trades
Bathroom Remodeling · Kitchen Remodeling · Door Installation · Window Installation · Trim & Baseboard · Cabinet Installation · Concrete & Patio
Why This Metro Is Hard On Houses
Smectitic clay sits under most of the Houston area, swelling when saturated and contracting through drought, which lifts and drops slab edges differentially across a single year. That movement is the common cause behind cracked grout, diagonal wall cracks at door corners, opened caulk joints and fence posts that stop holding plumb. It is also why the same five trades keep getting called to the same houses. Reading that movement before quoting is the difference between a repair that holds and one that reopens on the same line next season.
The metro is not uniform, and treating it as one market produces work that fails locally. Katy sits inside the Addicks and Barker reservoir pools where water stands for days rather than draining. Kingwood takes a flood wave down the San Jacinto when Lake Conroe releases. League City sits around twenty feet of elevation with genuine storm-surge exposure. Sugar Land is subsiding ten to twenty-five millimetres a year, which compounds clay movement rather than simply adding to it. Each city page is written to its own ground.
Most of the friction in this trade comes from scope that was never written down. We walk the work, put the scope in writing, and price it against published metro ranges rather than inventing a number on the spot. Projects start at $500, which is a minimum for multi-item work. Purely plumbing, electrical, roofing or foundation jobs are declined outright; they are subcontracted only when they sit inside a larger remodel we are already running.
2026 Pricing Reference
Metro-wide ranges. Where a job lands inside them is decided by substrate and scope. Project minimum is $500.
| Service | Installed range | What moves the number |
|---|---|---|
| Drywall installation | $2-$6 per sq ft | Full wall and ceiling replacement only; finish level and ceiling height |
| Fence installation | $30-$50 per linear foot | Cedar or pine, gate count, tear-out and rot board |
| Flooring installation | $4-$12 per sq ft | LVP through hardwood; slab flatness and moisture barrier |
| Interior painting | $3-$7 per sq ft of paintable wall | Ceiling height, trim volume and texture matching |
| Tile installation | $12-$22 per sq ft | Uncoupling membrane, pattern complexity and waterproofing scope |
Service Area
Houston Metro: primary
Fourteen cities across Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery and Galveston counties.
Austin Metro
Our original service area, still fully covered.
How We Work
The walkthrough produces a written scope before any work is booked. You see what is included and what is not, rather than finding out mid-project.
Every service is priced against metro ranges we publish on the page. Where a job sits in that range is explained by the substrate.
Patch-only drywall, repair-only fencing and standalone plumbing or electrical work are declined. Taking them would mean doing them badly.
Each city page is built on that city's own soil, flood history and housing stock, because a Katy reservoir lot and a Sugar Land subsidence lot need different work.
Questions
All fourteen in the metro set: Houston, Katy, Cypress, Richmond, Tomball, Spring, The Woodlands, Humble, Kingwood, Conroe, Pearland, League City, Missouri City and Sugar Land.
Yes. All fourteen Austin-metro cities remain covered, with the same services and the same phone number. Houston is simply the primary market now.
A project minimum for multi-item work. It covers mobilisation, material pickup and setup on a scoped visit.
No. Drywall scope is full wall and ceiling replacement. A single hole or doorknob ding is better handled by a patch-focused crew.
Only inside a larger remodel, as subcontracted work. A job that is purely plumbing or purely electrical is not accepted.
Houston permitting is trigger-based rather than value-based. Finish work such as tile, flooring, paint and trim is exempt; replacing plumbing or electrical fixtures is not.
The estimator on this page gives a figure immediately from your room dimensions. A walkthrough firms it up against the actual substrate before anything is scheduled.
The ranges are metro-wide. What changes city to city is scope, because local soil, flood history and housing stock decide how much prep a job needs.
Call 512-290-5153 and we will walk the work, put the scope in writing and price it against published ranges. Houston and Austin, same number, same standard.
