Pasadena home repair, restoration and remodeling
Pasadena’s mid-century homes are solid, but many need new roofs, updated wiring and modern kitchens. After a storm, we rebuild them stronger.
Solid homes that deserve an update
Much of Pasadena was built in the 1950s through the 1970s: brick ranch homes on generous lots, many still with original layouts, wiring and plumbing. Hurricane Ike and Harvey both hit the area, and Beryl brought widespread wind and tree damage.
We help Pasadena homeowners repair storm and water damage and use the opportunity to modernize: open kitchens, updated baths and code-compliant electrical.
What we see in Pasadena homes
- Outdated electrical. Older panels and ungrounded wiring often need updating during repairs.
- Cast-iron drain lines. Aging cast-iron drains under slabs can crack and leak.
- Hurricane wind damage. Roofs, fences and trees take the brunt of Gulf storms.
Popular services in Pasadena
Roof replacements, hurricane repairs and kitchen updates that open up mid-century floor plans.
Pasadena neighborhoods & ZIP codes we serve
Golden Acres, Red Bluff, Parkview, Pasadena Gardens, Burnett Bayland, Sunset Gardens and Deepwater.
- 77502
- 77503
- 77504
- 77505
- 77506
Pasadena restoration & remodeling FAQs
Is it worth remodeling an older Pasadena home?
Often, yes. Mid-century brick homes are well built, and modernizing the kitchen, baths and systems can transform them at a lower cost than buying new.
Will I need to update my wiring during repairs?
If walls are opened and the existing wiring doesn’t meet current code, the city may require updates. We identify likely code items during the estimate so you’re not surprised.
Also serving nearby: Houston, League City, Friendswood and Pearland.
Damaged home or dream remodel? Let’s walk it together.
Book a free on-site inspection. A project manager will document everything, explain your options in plain English and give you a fixed-price written estimate. No pressure, no obligation.