Design - Build Kitchen Remodels
Creating a detailed design before any construction begins is key to a smooth kitchen remodel experience and a beautiful finished space. Through our project development process, in-house custom cabinetry, and long-standing relationships with subcontractors, we design and build our client’s dream kitchens.

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Kitchen Remodels

Bryan / College Station, TX

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Please fill out the form below to receive a free consultation with Buck regarding your remodel or cabinetry project. Your initial consultation will give you approximately 1 1/2 hours of Buck's time, walking through the space, talking through design and layout options, and in most cases, a range of cost estimate.

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Our Commitment to Our Clients

Buck the Builder is a client-focused general contractor for all types of home remodels, including partial and full kitchen remodels. We focus our energy on the well-being of our clients throughout the course of their project. This not only means high quality construction and professional craftsmen, but our well developed processes that bring us to the completed space.

Our project development processes allow us to develop a cohesive design tailored to our client’s desires. We spend the necessary time in proper project planning, budgeting, scheduling, and providing our clients with a fixed bid price for their project, before any construction begins.

We love listening to our clients functional needs, style preferences, and expectations for the remodel process, and providing them with an excellent remodeling experience.

Kitchen Remodel Specifics

Custom Cabinetry

Cabinets are the backbone of a kitchen. Replacing worn cabinetry almost always means replacing flooring, countertops, backsplash, plumbing fixtures, sinks… the list goes on. Because of this, it is crucial to have properly built cabinets that will outlast any other aspect of your kitchen. A good cabinet layout will greatly affect the flow of your kitchen, and define the use of the space. This is why Buck has put so much thought into the construction methods of our cabinetry, the quality of materials used for construction, and the time we spend on designing the cabinetry layout for each kitchen we remodel.

We have a local cabinet shop where we our full-time lead carpenter builds all of our custom cabinetry for our kitchen remodels.

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Cleanliness

We use industry standard preventative measures such as thick plastic sheeting, drop clothes, cardboard runners, furniture covers, etc. Our goal is to contain the dust and dirt to the construction area as best as possible.

In addition to covering surfaces, we believe the air quality is just as important. We use a AS-550 HEPA Commercial Air Scrubber to filter demolition debris from the air. This is not standard practice for many contractors, but we are passionate about doing everything we can to keep our client’s homes safe.

We bring a dumpster or truck and take all materials with us at the completion of the demolition. We only leave a dumpster onsite for the time needed.

Insurance Claims

We will gladly work with insurance companies to restore what was damaged. Typically, our role as the general contractor begins after demolition and remediation have occurred. Each insurance company has their own process for receiving contractor bids and providing payments. After speaking with your agent and learning their processes, contact us, and we can walk you through the next steps.

Many insurance agencies will require contractors to be licensed. Unfortunately, many do not understand that there is no license for a general contractor in the state of Texas. To be considered “licensed,” a Texan contractor must use a licensed plumber, electrician, and HVAC specialist. They are also required to file all necessary remodeling permits with the city. We fulfill all of these requirements, and can consider ourselves “licensed” for insurance purposes.