Remodelled kitchen with a marble waterfall island
Humble · Kingwood · Katy · Sugar Land · Pearland · Greater Houston

Build right
the first time

Family-owned general contractor running residential remodels and commercial build-outs across the Lake Houston area. In-house project management, OSHA-compliant sites, and one crew accountable from demo to final walkthrough.

Residential 20+ yrs
Commercial 10+ yrs
Licensed & insured TX
Site safety OSHA compliant
20+Years building
100%In-house crews
11Service areas
1Project manager
A-02  ·  Scope of work
What we build

Whole-home,
whole-building

Six core scopes. Every one of them run by the same in-house team — no rotating subs you have never met, no handing your job to a stranger.

01

Kitchen Remodeling

Full gut to finish — cabinetry, stone, tile, lighting and appliance rough-in, sequenced so your kitchen is out of service once, not three times.

  • Cabinetry
  • Countertops
  • Tile
  • Lighting
02

Bathroom Remodeling

Primary suites and guest baths. Waterproofing done to spec behind the tile, because that is the part you will never see and never want to see again.

  • Wet rooms
  • Custom tile
  • Vanities
  • Glass
03

Additions & Structural

Room additions, load-bearing changes, and layout openings — engineered, permitted, and inspected before a single finish goes on.

  • Framing
  • Permits
  • Engineering
04

Custom Carpentry

Built-in media walls, closet systems, mantels and furniture, fabricated to the room rather than ordered to the nearest stock size.

  • Built-ins
  • Closets
  • Millwork
  • Furniture
05

Flooring & Tile

Hardwood, LVP, large-format tile and epoxy garage coatings — flat substrate first, which is where most flooring complaints actually start.

  • Hardwood
  • LVP
  • Epoxy
06

Commercial Build-Outs

Tenant improvements and full remodels with OSHA compliance, phased schedules, and after-hours work so your doors stay open.

  • TI
  • OSHA
  • Phasing
  • PM
A-03  ·  Existing conditions vs. as-built
Primary bathroom before: dated corner garden tub and heavy wood vanities Primary bathroom after: freestanding tub, twin vanities and round mirrors Before After
Primary bath · Atascocita

Same glass block.
Everything else went.

The corner garden tub nobody used became a freestanding soaker. Twin vanities replaced one crowded run. The window stayed — the room around it did not.

Scope
Full gut, re-tile, re-plumb
Duration
4 weeks
Trades
6 in-house
More before & afters
A-04  ·  Project index
Recent work

Built in your
zip code

Start yours
White kitchen with quartz waterfall island and pendant lighting

Kitchen Remodel

Atascocita, TX · 6 weeks
Marble bathroom with double vanity and glass shower

Primary Bath

Kingwood, TX · 4 weeks
Kitchen with green cabinetry and butcher-block island

Kitchen & Island

Humble, TX · 5 weeks
Custom built-in media wall with linear fireplace

Built-In Media Wall

Huffman, TX · 2 weeks
Staircase with iron balusters and hardwood treads

Stair & Floor Rebuild

Kingwood, TX · 3 weeks
Covered patio addition with cedar posts

Covered Patio Addition

Huffman, TX · 3 weeks
A-05  ·  Sequence of work
The Sivers Standard

Six phases,
in order

The Sivers Standard is just this: the same sequence every time, whether it is one bathroom or a 4,000 sq ft build-out. Nothing starts until the phase before it passes — and nothing gets built off a napkin sketch.

PHASE 01

Walkthrough

We measure, photograph existing conditions, and talk budget honestly. No charge, no obligation.

PHASE 02

Design Agreement

A design deposit opens the project. From here you are paying for documented work, not promises.

PHASE 03

Design & Scope

Drawings, selections, a line-item budget and a schedule — the project on paper before a tool comes out.

PHASE 04

Permits & Order

Permits pulled, long-lead materials ordered and on site before demo — the fix for most delays.

PHASE 05

Build

Daily progress reports with photos, posted to your portal by the crew before they leave the site.

PHASE 06

Punch & Close

Walkthrough, punch list, statement of work complete, and warranty paperwork in your hands.

A-06  ·  Design agreement
Phase 02 — before we build anything

We design the
project first

Most remodels go wrong before anyone picks up a hammer — a vague scope, a verbal change, a number that moves. So we do not start work off an estimate. A design deposit opens a design agreement, and that phase produces the actual project: drawn, specified, priced and scheduled.

You know exactly what you are paying for before you commit to building it. And we are held to a documented scope instead of a memory of a conversation. That accountability runs both ways, which is the entire point.

What the design phase delivers
  • Measured drawings of the space as it is, and as it will be.
  • A written scope of work — what is included, and just as importantly what is not.
  • Material and finish selections, chosen and priced, not left as an allowance to argue about later.
  • A line-item budget so you see what each phase costs instead of one lump number.
  • A schedule with phase dates and the decisions we will need from you, and when.
  • A permit set where the work requires one.

The design fee is fixed and agreed in writing up front — no hourly surprises. The documents are yours: they are what the build is priced against and what we are held to.

A-07  ·  Coverage
Service areas

Both sides
of Houston

Our shop is on Farmingham Road in Humble, and the Lake Houston side is home — Humble, Atascocita, Kingwood and Huffman are drives our crews make every day. We now run projects across the west and south side too: Katy, Sugar Land, Pearland and Memorial.

Every job gets its own project manager regardless of which side of town it is on, so the answer to “who do I call” is the same person either way.

7933 Farmingham Rd, Suite C, Box 10
Humble, TX 77346

A-08  ·  Client record
What clients say

On the record

Read all reviews
★★★★★

Jay updated me daily with job progress, with videos and photos.

Amanda Dekruif · Google review
★★★★★

Jay and his team, specifically Will, got everything resolved quickly. More than anything the rapid response helped keep some sanity in the house during a tumultuous time.

Pete Hernandez · Google review
★★★★★

Everyone showed up when they were supposed to, and I have high confidence in the quality of work and remediation of the root cause of the issue. Jay made me comfortable in my stressful situation.

Emily Fleming · Google review
A-09  ·  Project portal
Included on every job

Your job, logged
every single day

The portal is for clients with a project under way — an account is created for you once the design agreement is signed. Team members post progress from the field before they leave; you read it from the kitchen table. Nobody has to ask “what happened today”.

Just looking for a price? That is not this — request an estimate instead.

Existing clients

Client Portal

Your project in one place, updated as the work actually happens. Sign in with the account we set up at the start of your build.

  • Daily photo log, newest first
  • Schedule and current phase
  • Estimates, invoices and change orders
  • Approve a change order in one tap
  • Message your project manager
Client sign in
Staff & trade partners

Team Member Login

A phone-first daily report. Two minutes at the truck, then done.

  • Upload progress photos straight from the camera
  • Log crew count, hours and work completed
  • Flag delays, damage and material shortfalls
  • Submit for PM review and sign-off
  • Scoped so each team member sees only their own jobs
Team member sign in
A-10  ·  Request for estimate
Start here

Tell us what
you are building

Send the room, the rough budget and a photo. You will hear back from a person — usually same day — and we will book the walkthrough. That first visit is free; if it goes well, the design agreement is the next step.

971.312.6887

Mon–Fri 7:00–5:00 · Sat by appointment
7933 Farmingham Rd, Suite C, Box 10, Humble, TX 77346

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$25k–$60k

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