Round Rock, TX
Kitchen, bath, whole-home and commercial remodeling, planned around Round Rock's permit process.
Remodeling in Round Rock
Round Rock has an original core around Old Town and the downtown commercial historic district, and much larger areas of subdivisions built from the late twentieth century onward, including Teravista, where construction began in 2002, and the Brushy Creek area, which developed over several decades. We are a woman-owned, family-operated, fully insured company, and we plan Round Rock projects around the city’s permit process from the first meeting.

Scope
Projects range from a single kitchen to a full interior and, along commercial corridors, tenant spaces.
Cabinetry, counters, lighting and layout changes, including opening a kitchen to the living area where the structure allows.
Full bath updates coordinated with licensed electrical and plumbing professionals.
Wall removal, framing, flooring, tile and drywall. In Round Rock, wall removal means an engineered design, so we plan it early.
Built-ins and millwork that suit the proportions of the room.
Office, retail, hospitality and cafe projects. Food service spaces also go through health district review.
Multi-room projects on one schedule.
Local planning
Round Rock runs a one-permit system through an online portal. The general contractor and each subcontractor are added to the application and must accept their assignment before the permit is issued, so the trade list has to be settled before submittal. The city’s published guidance currently lists about 30 business days for review of a single-family remodel and no expedited option, which is why start dates here depend on permit scope. We build that review time into the schedule.
Structural changes such as wall removal need an engineered design under the city’s guidance. For homes built before 1980, the city also strongly recommends an asbestos survey before walls are removed. If your house is in an older part of Round Rock, we raise this at the consultation, before demolition is priced.
Historic properties need a Certificate of Appropriateness before a building permit is issued. Round Rock’s historic homes include Folk Victorian, Queen Anne, Craftsman and mid-century ranch styles, so if your house is older, we ask early about any designation.
Some Round Rock mailing addresses sit outside city limits or in the extraterritorial jurisdiction, and the city asks owners to confirm with its building inspection office first. We check jurisdiction up front, because it decides who issues the permit.
Round Rock questions
The city's current guidance lists about 30 business days for a single-family remodel, with no expedited option. We confirm the current figure when we schedule your project.
The city's guidance says structural modifications such as wall removal require an engineered design. We coordinate that during pre-construction so the drawings are ready for the permit application.
Yes, with extra steps. A historic property needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before the building permit, and that decision belongs to the city. We help gather the information it asks for.
Yes, including cafe projects. For food service spaces, the city notes the Williamson County and Cities Health District also reviews the plans.
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