Based in Boerne, Texas
Serving the Texas hill country
Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel handles remodeling across San Antonio, a city with homes from nearly every era, from historic districts to mid-century neighborhoods to newer suburban builds. Each type of home calls for a different remodel, and the work is run the same way regardless: one team, one fixed price, from the first walkthrough to the final punch list.
San Antonio’s neighborhoods vary widely, and so do their homes. A historic house in Monte Vista or Olmos Park needs a different approach than a mid-century home near the center or a newer build in Stone Oak. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel remodels across all of them, tailoring the work to the age and style of the home rather than applying the same template everywhere, so the finished result fits the house and the neighborhood it sits in.
Older homes often need layouts opened up, systems modernized, and character preserved, while newer homes are usually about updating finishes, reconfiguring space, or bringing a builder-grade interior up to something custom. The team handles both ends of that range, matching the scope to what the home actually needs. That flexibility matters in a city where two houses a few miles apart can call for completely different work.
Projects range from single-room updates to reworking a whole house. Kitchen remodels open up and modernize the room the household uses most, bathroom remodels update fixtures, tile, and storage, and whole-home remodels take on layout, systems, and finishes together. Additions bring square footage when a home needs more than its current footprint allows. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel handles the design, demolition, and finish work in-house, and coordinates the plumbing and electrical updates larger remodels often require.
In a market as varied as San Antonio, a smart remodel fits the home and the neighborhood around it. Over-improving for the area or cutting corners in a high-value neighborhood both hurt the outcome. The team plans each project with the home’s value and setting in mind, so the money goes where it adds the most, whether that’s a full custom kitchen or a targeted update that makes the house work better day to day.
Depending on scope, remodels in San Antonio may require city permits and inspections, especially for additions, structural changes, or electrical and plumbing work. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel handles the permits and inspections each project calls for and confirms what applies before work begins, so the remodel stays on the right side of the process.
Pricing is settled before work starts, and the number agreed on is the number that holds. Each project is led by an in-house team rather than handed off, so there’s one point of accountability throughout. Homeowners get regular updates as the work moves through demolition, construction, and finishes.
Along with San Antonio, the team remodels homes in Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Fair Oaks Ranch, Boerne, and across the surrounding Hill Country.
Yes. The team works on historic and mid-century homes as well as newer builds, matching the scope to the age and style of the home.
Projects range from kitchen and bathroom remodels to whole-home remodels and additions, with design, demolition, and finish work handled in-house.
Yes. Many newer San Antonio homes are remodeled to upgrade finishes, reconfigure space, and bring the interior up to a custom level.
Depending on scope, many do, especially additions and structural or system work. The team handles the permits and inspections and confirms what applies before starting.
Often, yes. Older homes frequently need wiring or plumbing brought up to date, and that work is coordinated as part of the remodel.
A good remodel starts with understanding the home and what it needs, then matching the plan to the house and the neighborhood. Texas Highlands Custom Homes & Remodel walks the home, plans the scope, and turns it into a clear plan and a fixed-price quote. Reach out with your home and what you have in mind to set up a consultation.
