General Contracting in Webster, TX

Most 1970s ranch homes in Webster have a galley or L-shaped kitchen with a wall separating it from the dining area. Removing or opening that wall is possible in many cases, but it requires identifying whether the wall is load-bearing before any work begins. We assess the framing during the estimate walkthrough and design the kitchen remodel around what the structure allows.

Porcelain tile is the most durable replacement for vinyl sheet flooring in Webster kitchens because it handles foot traffic, moisture, and cleaning products without wearing through the surface layer. A 12-by-24-inch format tile in a staggered pattern is a popular choice in ranch-home kitchens because it reads as updated without requiring a full layout change. We discuss grout color and joint width during the estimate.

Crown molding installation in a standard ranch home living room with eight-foot ceilings creates a finished transition between the wall and ceiling that the original construction did not include. A three-and-a-half to four-inch profile is the most common choice for this ceiling height. The change is visible immediately and makes the room read as more intentionally finished.

Interior painting can be done room by room in Webster homes, and many of our clients start with the kitchen and main living area before moving to bedrooms in a later project. The only consideration is matching the sheen and color at the transition points between painted and unpainted rooms. We note the existing paint specifications during the estimate so future phases can be matched accurately.