General Contractor and Remodeling in Spring, TX
Kitchens, baths, flooring, roofing and outdoor projects for Spring homes, from established neighborhoods like Northampton and Cypresswood to Imperial Oaks and Spring Trails. Spring has no city government, so we sort out the county and HOA rules for your address before work starts.
Free written estimates. Clear, frequent updates from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Remodeling in Spring, on Both Sides of the Creek
Spring isn't a city, so homes with a Spring address answer to a county instead of a city permit office. Spring Creek is the county line. South of it, in neighborhoods like Northampton and Cypresswood, Harris County's rules apply. North of it, in Imperial Oaks and Spring Trails, Montgomery County's do. Add your HOA's architectural review, and two homes a few miles apart can need very different approvals.
Whether it's a kitchen in a 1970s home near Old Town Spring or a primary bath in a newer section, every job runs the same way: a site walk, a detailed price in writing, every material and finish confirmed with you before work starts, and photo updates until the final walkthrough. We coordinate every trade, and licensed trades are done by licensed subcontractors.
- Your county checked first. Harris or Montgomery, you know whose rules apply before you get your price.
- Every material and finish in writing. Confirmed with you before work starts.
- Updates with photos. You know what got done and what comes next.
Remodeling and Home Services in Spring
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling, flooring, roofing, painting, decks and every other residential service we offer is available across Spring, in Harris and Montgomery counties. We coordinate every trade, and licensed trades are done by licensed subcontractors.
Kitchen Remodeling
In Spring's older neighborhoods, many kitchens still have their original layout and cabinets. We replace cabinets, counters, backsplash and lighting, or rework the layout for an island, with every choice confirmed in writing before demolition.
Bathroom Remodeling
Walk-in showers, tub-to-shower conversions, double vanities and new tile, from a hall bath in Candlelight Hills to a primary suite in Benders Landing. Licensed plumbers handle the plumbing, and you pick every tile and fixture before work starts.
Whole Home Remodeling
Bought an older home in Northampton or Cypresswood and want it updated before you move in? We plan the kitchen, baths, floors and paint as one job, on one schedule and one written price.
Flooring
Swap worn carpet and builder tile for luxury vinyl plank, engineered wood, hardwood or porcelain tile. We grind or level the slab where it needs it, so the new floor sits flat from room to room.
Roofing
Hail and wind repairs and full replacements in shingle and metal. You get photos of every problem area and a written price, and if your HOA reviews shingle colors, we help you pick one it will approve.
Painting
Interior, exterior and cabinet painting with real prep: patching, caulking and priming before any color goes on. Painting cabinets is a fast way to update a kitchen without replacing it.
Home Additions
Bedrooms, primary suites, game rooms and sunrooms built to match your home. We check the floodplain and county rules for your side of Spring Creek before drawings are made.
Deck Building
Wood and composite decks, covered patios and pergolas for shaded backyards. We plan the posts and footings around tree roots and drainage, and prepare the plans your HOA asks to see.
Window Tint & Security Film
Solar film from certified 3M installers cuts heat and glare on west-facing windows without darkening the room, so the AC doesn't run as hard all summer. UV, privacy and security film are options too.
More Services in Spring
Spring Permits and Approvals
Which side of Spring Creek your home is on decides who signs off, and your HOA may weigh in too. Here's how each one works.
You don't need to sort this out yourself. At the site walk, we tell you which of these apply to your project.
No City Permit Office
With no city government, Spring homes don't need a city building permit. County permits, floodplain rules and HOA reviews still apply, and which ones depends on where you live.
South of the Creek: Harris County
Harris County requires a permit for all development, which it defines as any man-made change to the land, from new structures to paving, grading and fill. A driveway in the county right-of-way needs a permit too.
Building Above the Floodplain
If your lot is in Harris County's 100-year floodplain, the lowest floor of new construction or a substantial improvement must sit at least 24 inches above the 500-year flood elevation. Homes near Spring Creek, Cypress Creek and their tributaries should check their flood zone before planning an addition.
North of the Creek: Montgomery County
Montgomery County doesn't enforce building codes on single-family homes, but an addition or new enclosed structure needs a county Development Permit, and so does digging or grading in the 100-year floodplain. Septic changes need a county permit too.
Fences
Harris County doesn't require a permit for a residential fence outside the floodplain. Your HOA may still set rules for height, style and material, so get its approval before the posts go in.
Neighborhood Approvals
In the Falls at Imperial Oaks, all exterior modifications and improvements need the Architectural Control Committee's approval, and a response can take up to 30 days. Other deed-restricted neighborhoods have their own review, so we submit early and plan around the wait.
Permit requirements can change. We verify current requirements with the applicable authority before work begins.
Not sure which county your home is in? Tell us what you're planning and we'll check before the site walk.
Spring Projects Where the County Rules Matter
On these jobs, the county or your HOA shapes the plan from the start. Each one links to the full service page.
Additions Near the Creeks
South of Spring Creek, an addition needs a Harris County permit, and on a lot in the 100-year floodplain, if it counts as a substantial improvement, the new floor must sit at least 24 inches above the 500-year flood elevation. North of the creek, Montgomery County requires a Development Permit. We check your flood zone before plans are drawn.
Covered Patios and Decks
In Harris County, new structures and paving count as development, so a covered patio or a large deck can need a county permit. Your HOA's architectural committee will usually want to see the plans as well, so we put that package together first.
Driveways
A driveway in the Harris County right-of-way needs a county permit, and a new or changed driveway onto a state road like FM 2920 needs a TxDOT access permit. We line up the right one before the forms go in.
Spring Areas and Communities We Serve
We work all over Spring: established neighborhoods south of Spring Creek like Northampton, Cypresswood and Candlelight Hills, homes near Old Town Spring, and neighborhoods north of the creek in Montgomery County like Imperial Oaks, Spring Trails and Benders Landing.
- Augusta Pines
- Benders Landing
- Bridgestone
- Candlelight Hills
- Cypresswood
- Cypresswood Glen
- Enchanted Oaks
- Fox Run
- Imperial Oaks
- Louetta Lakes
- Northampton
- Old Town Spring
- Spring Trails
- And others nearby
You get a detailed price in writing after the site walk. The estimate is free.
Spring Project Questions, Answered
Do you work on both sides of Spring Creek?
Yes. We remodel kitchens and baths, install flooring, replace roofs and build decks and additions for Spring homes in Harris County and Montgomery County. Every job starts with a site walk and a detailed price in writing.
Do I need a building permit to remodel in Spring?
Spring has no city government, so homes there don't need a city building permit. Harris County requires a permit for all development, from new structures to paving and fill. In Montgomery County, additions, new enclosed structures, floodplain work and septic changes need county permits. Your HOA may need to approve exterior work too.
How do I know which county my Spring home is in?
Spring Creek is the line: south of it is Harris County, north of it is Montgomery County. Your appraisal district record confirms it, or call us and we'll look it up before the site walk.
Is my Spring home in the floodplain?
Homes near Spring Creek, Cypress Creek and their tributaries can be. In Harris County, if your lot is in the 100-year floodplain, the lowest floor of new construction or a substantial improvement must sit at least 24 inches above the 500-year flood elevation. Ask at the site walk and we'll look up your flood zone. Our home additions page shows how an addition runs.
Does my HOA need to approve my project?
Often, yes. In the Falls at Imperial Oaks, all exterior modifications and improvements need the Architectural Control Committee's approval, and a response can take up to 30 days. We put together what the committee asks for and build that time into your schedule.
Which Spring neighborhoods do you work in?
All over Spring, from Northampton, Enchanted Oaks and Cypresswood to Augusta Pines, Imperial Oaks and Benders Landing. Don't see yours? Call (281) 516-8515 and ask.
Get a Free Estimate in Spring
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