G&R Builders is a family-owned, full-service construction and remodeling company proudly serving homeowners across The Woodlands, Tomball, Spring, Magnolia, Conroe, Montgomery, and surrounding areas.
For more than a decade, our team has delivered premium remodeling, additions, and complete home transformations with quality craftsmanship and dependable project management from start to finish.Whether you’re updating an older home, expanding your space, or redesigning your entire layout, our experienced team ensures a smooth, stress-free renovation with long-term value.
A full home remodel requires far more than basic renovation skills. You need a builder who understands:
>> Structural integrity
>> Utility modifications
>> Code compliance & permitting
>> Design balance
>> Efficient project scheduling
>> Budget control
Our team brings years of proven expertise, a transparent process, and a customer-first approach. You get a dedicated project manager, clear communication, and a streamlined construction process from concept to completion.
No matter your vision, G&R Builders can bring it to life. With more than a decade of remodeling experience across Greater Houston, our team manages projects of every size—from simple upgrades to full-scale structural renovations. We specialize in high-quality craftsmanship, seamless project management, and designs that improve both comfort and home value.
Room Additions
If your home is starting to feel overcrowded, a well-designed room addition can make a dramatic difference.
Our team builds
>> New bedrooms
>> Home offices
>> Second-story additions
>> Attics and loft conversions
>> In-law suites
>> Family rooms and bonus rooms
We ensure every addition blends naturally with your home’s existing structure and style while adding long-term value.
Outdoor Projects
As a full-service construction company, we design and build custom outdoor spaces that expand your home’s livable area, including:
>> Decks and patios
>> Outdoor kitchens
>> Fire pits & seating areas
>> Pergolas and covered structures
>> Sheds and detached storage spaces
Every project is engineered for durability, functionality, and Texas weather conditions.
Bathroom Remodeling
Older homes often have small or outdated bathrooms that no longer fit modern lifestyles. Whether you want a luxury shower, a larger tub, better storage, or a fresh new layout, we create bathrooms that are functional, stylish, and built to last.
Kitchen Remodeling
The kitchen is the heart of your home—and one of the most important spaces when it comes to comfort and resale value.
We help homeowners upgrade:
>> Cabinets & storage
>> Countertops
>> Flooring
>> Backsplash
>> Lighting & layout
>> Appliance configuration
From full kitchen transformations to simple upgrades, our team ensures the space is both beautiful and practical.
Our first step is to discuss and understand your vision for the remodel. We'll work with you to design every detail, from redesigning the spaces and rooms to finalizing the colors, trim, and hardware.
Once we understand what you want the project, our designers will start looking for the paints, woods, and other materials that will meet or even exceed your vision, while also preserving your budget. Once this is complete, you’ll receive a detailed blueprint or digital comp to give you a taste of the final result.
When you’re dealing with whole home remodels in and around Houston, you need to get permits to work on the water supply, plumbing, and electricity. We’ll get all of these in order for you, so you don’t end up having to waste time dealing with the city or county.
With everything in order and final designs approved, our crews can start working. Though each project will have its own unique timeline, you’ll be assigned a personal project manager to keep you informed of our progress. They’ll also be there if you or your family have questions or concerns you want addressed.The remodeling process consists of:
Our teams are trained to treat your space, your property, and your family with the utmost respect throughout the entire remodeling process. That means showing up on time, getting as much done as time allows, and leaving the area as clean as possible every day.
It depends on the specific house and situation. Gutting a house usually costs less, but there are many variables to consider.
For example, if the framing and walls are in good condition, it might make more sense to just rebuild the interior instead of gutting it. But if the wiring is outdated or there's extensive water damage, it might be cheaper to gut the entire house and start from scratch.
There are also many hidden costs that can add up quickly during a renovation project, such as demolition fees, dumpster rental, plumbing and electrical work, and labor costs. So, it's important to get accurate quotes from qualified contractors before making a final decision.
A full remodel generally includes demolition of the existing structure, installation of new framing, drywall, and insulation, as well as new flooring, cabinetry, appliances, and fixtures. It may also include upgrades to electrical wiring and plumbing.
Kitchen and bathroom remodels top the list of renovations that add the most value to a home, according to the latest Remodeling magazine’s Cost vs. Value report.
Home projects that offer the best return on investment (ROI) typically have three things in common: they are relatively affordable, they make your home more appealing to potential buyers, and they are relatively easy to do. In general, you can expect to recoup about 60% of your investment when you sell your home if you undertake one of these popular projects.
A partial kitchen remodel is a remodeling project that focuses on specific areas of the kitchen rather than the entire space. This type of project is often more affordable and less disruptive than a full-scale kitchen renovation, making it a popular option for homeowners who want to refresh their cooking space without undertaking a major construction project.
There are many ways to approach a partial kitchen remodel, but some of the most common involve updating the cabinetry, countertops, flooring, lighting, or appliances. Many homeowners choose to focus on one or two key elements in their partial kitchen remodel, although it is possible to make multiple updates as part of this type of project.
1. Decide where you want your main living spaces to be. This might be a central living area with kitchen, dining and seating areas, or it might be separate kitchen, dining and living areas.
2. Plan the traffic flow through your house. You'll want to consider how people will move through the house - especially if you have a lot of guests!
3. Think about how you use each room in your house and whether it needs to be changed or updated. For example, do you need an office space or more storage?
4. Don't forget about the outside space! If you have a garden or yard, make sure it's usable and accessible from the house.
