Services
Kitchen Work We Do in Fulshear

Full Kitchen Remodel
New layout, island, cabinets, counters, and lighting, scheduled from day one.
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Cabinet Refacing
Replace builder-grade doors and fronts without tearing out the boxes.
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Cabinet Installation
Taller uppers, deeper drawers, and pantry walls built to fit.
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Countertop Installation
Quartz, granite, and laminate installed with sinks and cooktops cut in.
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Why Fulshear Kitchen Pros
Checking a Kitchen Contractor in Texas
Here is something many homeowners do not know: there is no Texas state license for remodeling or general contractors. What is licensed are the trades: the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners licenses plumbers, and TDLR licenses electricians and HVAC technicians. Locally, contractors working in city limits register with the city, pay a $200 fee, and carry $1,000,000 or more in general liability coverage naming the City of Fulshear.
That gives you three easy checks. Ask for the city registration, ask who the licensed plumber and electrician are, and ask the city itself, because the city will tell you whether a company has registered and worked in Fulshear before.
Registered Locally
Registered with the City of Fulshear, insurance on file.
Licensed Trades
Licensed plumbers and electricians for every system change.
Clear Schedule
A written timeline with the estimate, updated as the job moves.
Local Know-How
New Houses, Builder Kitchens
Fulshear is a city that went from about 700 residents in 2008 to an estimated 64,630 in 2025, so the housing is mostly new construction in master-planned communities. Those kitchens usually work, but many were built to a builder's standard package: short upper cabinets under a soffit or a bare gap to the ceiling, flat-panel doors, basic laminate or entry-level granite, and one pendant over a small island.
The good news is speed. Newer plumbing and wiring mean fewer surprises when the old cabinets come out, and cabinets, countertops, tiling, and painting are listed as permit-exempt finish work by the city when no systems change. A cabinet-and-counter upgrade can move quickly. Moving the sink, adding island outlets, or relocating a gas range is different: the city requires a permit before anyone alters or replaces a building’s electrical, gas, mechanical, or plumbing system, and that rule covers the ETJ as well as city limits.
We work in Cross Creek Ranch, Jordan Ranch, Vanbrooke, and across the city, including the streets near Downtown Fulshear at FM 359 and FM 1093.
How It Works
A Realistic Timeline, Up Front
Consultation
We measure, listen, and give you a scope with a realistic schedule.
Order and Permit
Cabinets and stone are ordered; system work is permitted through GovWell, the city’s online permit portal.
Install
Tear-out, rough-in and inspection if needed, cabinets, counters, and finish.
Where We Work
Fulshear and Nearby Communities
Including the neighborhoods along the Cross Creek Ranch lakes and trails and the newer sections of Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek.
Common Questions
Kitchen Remodeling Questions
Does a kitchen remodel need a permit in Fulshear?
It depends on what changes. The city lists cabinets and countertops as exempt finish work, but the city requires a permit before anyone alters or replaces a building’s electrical, gas, mechanical, or plumbing system. We sort your plan into those two groups and file through GovWell, the city’s online permit portal for anything that needs it.
Is a Texas contractor license required for kitchen remodeling?
No, there is no Texas state license for remodeling or general contractors. Check the trades instead, since the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners licenses plumbers and TDLR licenses electricians and HVAC technicians. In Fulshear, also confirm city registration: contractors working in city limits register with the city, pay a $200 fee, and carry $1,000,000 or more in general liability coverage naming the City of Fulshear.
How fast can a kitchen upgrade happen?
Faster than most people expect when nothing structural changes. Because cabinet and countertop work on its own is listed as exempt finish work, a new-cabinet and new-counter project in a newer home is mostly order lead time plus about one to two weeks on site. Layout changes add permits and inspections.
What if a contractor skips the permit?
The city lists a $350 fine, plus possible fees, for work done without a permit. Unpermitted system work can also surface during a sale inspection. We file the permit whenever one applies.


