Alamo Heights
Renovations in Alamo Heights.
A local builder for one of San Antonio’s most established neighborhoods.
Alamo Heights is where I do some of my best work, and it’s a short drive from home.
The homes here have a character newer construction can’t fake: 1920s and 1930s Spanish Eclectic, Tudor, and Colonial Revival houses on mature, tree-lined lots. Renovating them well takes a builder who respects what’s already there and understands how older houses actually go together. That’s the work I grew up around.
Because Alamo Heights is its own city, with its own permitting and inspections, local knowledge matters. I handle that side so you don’t have to, and because I keep my work close to home, I’m never far from your project.
What to know
Renovating an older Alamo Heights home.
The homes
Early-twentieth-century houses with real craftsmanship and real quirks. The goal is to update how they live without erasing what makes them worth owning.
What’s behind the walls
Older homes hide things: dated wiring and plumbing, foundation movement, additions done poorly. I plan for what we’re likely to find, and I tell you honestly when we find it.
Permitting
Alamo Heights runs its own permitting and inspections. I manage that process as part of the job, so the city paperwork is never your problem.
How I work here
Honest pricing, and the builder on your phone.
Every project is priced cost plus twenty percent, line-itemized, with nothing hidden. And you work directly with me, from the first walkthrough to the last. In a neighborhood this close-knit, my reputation travels door to door, which is exactly the way I want it.
Explore what I build, see how a project goes, or read the questions I get asked.
Thinking about a renovation in Alamo Heights?
Tell me about your home. If it’s in the neighborhood, I’ll come see it in person.