FAQs

Yes, of course. We do offer full design services and materials consultation for the entire project. However, we do not offer design services without also providing fulfillment, construction and installation services.

No, you will not be able to keep a set of the design plans until we have mutually agreed to move forward as your builder. The designs we create are meant for developing your final contract amount with us and they are the first step towards getting your permits, once the design is finalized. They are not a “build set” which can be distributed for estimates from other contractors. We highly suggest contacting an architect if you are looking for an architectural build set of plans that you can distribute to contractors to get competitive bids.

Identifying a clear vision for each unique design is paramount. We are committed to uncompromising design, extraordinary quality and finish, and, most importantly, our client’s utmost satisfaction. You can view our simple FOUR-STEP PROCESS from idea to complete remodel here.

An estimate is free and is an educated price that is prepare for your project. If you are completing a major renovation (such as a whole house remodel or addition), the price is for the entire project. The price of the project may fluctuate as you move through the process of design.

A design agreement means you have selected Elite Remodeling as your renovation company but you are not quite sure yet on the design you want to build. The agreement is for the design portion only so we can come to an agreement of the design and final project price prior to signing a contract for the full contract amount.

Most kitchen and bathroom remodels are contracted without a design agreement. Design agreements are most typically used for major renovations of multiple rooms (such as a whole house remodel) or home addition projects.

In Texas, Home Improvement Professionals and Remodeling Companies are not required to have a general contractor’s license. However, most of the renovations Elite Remodeling completes for our customers involve specialized trades such as electricians, plumbers, and HVAC specialists, who do require licenses. At Elite Remodeling, each of those specialists are indeed licensed in the state of Texas.

One of the most coveted things of any kitchen is… having enough space! Adding more space is part of virtually every kitchen renovation. We have yet to hear anyone complain of too much space. Working with our CERTIFIED kitchen design specialists, you can expand your available space through, expanded/reconfigured island cabinetry, open shelving, re-imagine your walk-in-pantry, special pull out appliance racks, and much more.

It is wise and highly recommended to ask your kitchen contractor how disagreements will be handled before any work is started. Problems, or as we like to call them, “Hurdles,” can and likely will arise during a remodel. Furthermore, we are all human, and sometimes mistakes will be made. Understanding how a contractor handles mistakes and disagreements upfront can save you a lot of frustration, hassle (and money) later. When possible, get this information in writing for your records.

The biggest variables in project duration are size, design and selections, and of course – construction. It’s no surprise that a big, complex remodel will take longer than a simple kitchen upgrade. At the initial meeting with our homeowner, the best way of providing the most accurate estimate of time to completion is to explain the process we follow every project. But, for greater detail, visit our page specifically on this topic: How Long Will My Project Take?