Good Questions, Honest Answers

We're based in Fulshear (77441) and work about a 20-mile circle around town. That covers Cross Creek Ranch, Cross Creek West, Fulbrook and Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek, Jordan Ranch, Tamarron, Weston Lakes and Simonton, plus Brookshire, the west side of Katy, Rosenberg and Richmond, including Pecan Grove. If you're near the edge of that line, call and ask; we can usually make it work, especially for a full list.

Yes. Most jobs can be priced from a few photos and a quick phone call, and you'll get a firm number before anything goes on the calendar. Larger projects, or ones where we can't tell what's behind the wall, get a free in-person look first.

We price by the job whenever the work is predictable, so you know the cost before we start. For open-ended punch-list days we agree on a rate and a rough scope together. If something goes faster than planned, the savings go to you.

Yes. The work is done by insured local pros who hold the licenses and registrations required in Texas for the job at hand, so electrical and plumbing connections are handled by licensed tradespeople. Ask us anything before we start.

The everyday repair and upkeep list: drywall patches and settlement cracks, door adjustments, TV and shelf mounting, furniture assembly, ceiling fans and light fixtures, dimmers and smart switches, faucet, toilet and disposal repairs and replacements, fence and gate fixes, gutter cleaning, pressure washing, paint touch-ups, garage storage, smart home devices and seasonal maintenance. Send us everything on the list, small items included, and we'll plan one visit around it.

Yes, and it comes up constantly in Fulshear's master-planned communities. Fence stain colors, exterior paint, gutter changes and even some storage structures often need architectural review before work begins. We can give you a written scope, product names and color details to attach to the application, and we'll schedule the exterior work once the approval comes through.

That's one of the most useful visits we do, ideally in May before the season opens on June 1. We clean gutters and check that downspouts carry water well away from the slab, tighten loose fence boards and gate hardware, secure anything that could catch wind, re-caulk gaps around windows and trim, and look for small leaks before a tropical downpour finds them. After a storm like Beryl in 2024, we also come back out for the cleanup repairs.

Please do. One close-up, one wider shot showing the whole wall or fixture, and a sentence about what's going on are usually enough to understand the job and often to quote it. It also means we arrive with the right parts on the first trip instead of making a run to the hardware store on FM 1463.