Kitchen remodeler in Sugar Land, TX

First Colony kitchens built in the 1980s and 1990s typically have original laminate countertops, builder-grade cabinetry, and drop-in appliances that homeowners want to replace. A full remodel in these homes usually includes new cabinetry, countertops, a tile or LVP floor, and updated lighting, all within the existing footprint unless a wall removal is planned.

Yes, lots in Greatwood and Riverstone are large enough to accommodate sunroom and covered patio additions in most cases. We handle the concrete slab, framing, roofing, and windows as a single project so the addition is structurally sound and finished to match the existing home.

Homes in Sugar Land built in the 1980s and 1990s that have not had a roof replacement are likely at or past the end of their original shingle life. Signs that point toward replacement rather than repair include widespread granule loss in gutters, multiple areas of missing or curling shingles, and soft spots in the decking. We inspect the full roof surface and decking before recommending a course of action.

Yes, Fort Bend County's clay soil swells in wet weather and contracts in summer heat, and that movement pushes up against concrete slabs from below. Driveways and walkways in Sugar Land's older neighborhoods crack and heave for this reason. Proper base preparation and drainage planning before a new pour are the most effective ways to extend the life of concrete flatwork in this area.