Kitchen, bath, HVAC & whole-home remodels in Keller

Where can I find a remodeling contractor in Keller?

TrueForm Remodeling serves all of Keller — Hidden Lakes, Marshall Ridge, Saddlebrook Estates, Old Town Keller, and the Town Center area. We deliver kitchen and bath remodels, HVAC replacement, and whole-home renovations on fixed-price Good-Better-Best tiers, with a written scope before any demo. Keller's stock is mostly 1990s–2010s family homes built for Keller ISD, and the first wave is now due for its first real remodel: builder-grade kitchens past their service life, garden-tub primary baths, and original single-stage HVAC. KISD resale keeps owners renovating in place — the district is the reason many bought here, and updating beats moving. Same-day response, 3-year workmanship warranty, insured GL and workers' comp. Email estimates@trueformdfw.com. Service across 76248 and 76244.

Remodeling in Keller, Tarrant County

Keller built out fast between the 1990s and the 2010s, and that timeline drives almost everything about remodeling here. The 1990s neighborhoods are fully due: original oak or thermofoil cabinets, laminate or first-generation granite counters, a primary bath with a garden tub nobody uses and a shower that's too small, and an HVAC system on its second compressor. The 2000s stock — Hidden Lakes, built out around Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club, is the flagship example — is hitting the same wall a decade behind, with owners upgrading builder-grade finishes to match what the neighborhood has become. Marshall Ridge and the newer 76244 pockets mostly need selective work rather than full generations of updates. Then there's the other Keller: the large-lot properties west of US 377, many with no HOA, where whole-home scopes and additions are more common because the lot supports them and no committee reviews them. Old Town Keller sits in a redevelopment district with its own design standards, which matters for anything visible from the street. Keller ISD is the constant across all of it — families buy for the district and renovate to stay in it, which keeps kitchen and primary-bath demand steady and makes resale-aware scoping the default conversation.

Services we deliver in Keller

Keller work is kitchen- and primary-bath-led, matching a 1990s–2010s market hitting its first full remodel cycle. HVAC replacement rides along on a large share of 1990s-home projects, and the large-lot properties west of US 377 generate most of our Keller whole-home scopes.

• Kitchen remodeling — Refresh, reconfigure, or rebuild — clear scope and a fixed price before any demo starts.
• Bathroom remodeling — Master suites and guest baths — tile, plumbing, glass, and finish work all in-house.
• HVAC replacement & upgrade — Three-ton residential to whole-home zoned systems. Licensed and bonded HVAC division.
• Whole-home renovation — Cosmetic refresh to down-to-studs. Single project manager from start to handoff.
• Interior + exterior painting
• Hardwood, tile, LVP flooring
• Energy-efficient windows + doors
• Fiber-cement + composite siding

Fixed-price tiers — Keller

Dallas–Fort Worth-area baseline ranges, calibrated to Keller conditions before the quote is final. We give you Good, Better, and Best with itemized scope, permit assumptions, material allowances, and known risk items. You pick. No surprises mid-project.

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Permits, code, and HOA in Keller

City of Keller Building Services (cityofkeller.com) permits remodels touching plumbing, electrical, structural, or HVAC, with standard residential review turning around reliably when plans go in complete. Review layers depend on where you are: Hidden Lakes and Marshall Ridge HOAs review exterior work — roofs, windows, paint, anything visible — and we route those approvals before materials are ordered. Old Town Keller sits in a redevelopment district with its own design standards, so street-visible changes there get checked against the district code first. The older large-lot areas west of US 377 mostly have no HOA at all, which simplifies sequencing to the city permit alone. We handle every submittal either way.

Permit office: City of Keller Building Services (cityofkeller.com). We pull every required permit and close it before final payment.

How we protect your home

Protecting what stays is standard on every Keller project — not an upgrade or a line item you have to ask for. Before demo we isolate the work zone so the rest of your home keeps living normally, and we leave it as clean as we found it.

• Floor and stair protection — ram board and adhesive film along every path the crew walks.
• Zippered dust barriers and negative-air machines where the work calls for it.
• HVAC returns sealed so demo dust doesn't travel through the ductwork.
• Cabinetry, counters, and landscaping that stay are covered and protected.
• Daily cleanup, and a final walkthrough so the home is left as clean as we found it.

FAQs — Keller

How long does a kitchen remodel take in Keller?

A refresh — counters, paint, hardware, backsplash — runs 2–3 weeks. A full reconfigure with new semi-custom cabinets, the most common scope in 1990s Keller homes, runs 7–9 weeks. A custom kitchen with layout changes, more typical in Hidden Lakes and the large-lot properties, runs 12–16 weeks.

What's a typical bathroom remodel cost in Keller?

A guest bath refresh is $10K–$18K. A primary bath reconfigure — swapping the 1990s garden-tub layout for a walk-in shower, new tile, and a double vanity — is $32K–$50K. A full spa primary with plumbing moves and a freestanding tub is $50K–$75K+.

Do you handle Hidden Lakes and Marshall Ridge HOA approvals?

Yes. Both HOAs review exterior work, and we submit the application with scope and materials attached before ordering anything. Interior-only remodels don't need HOA sign-off, so a kitchen or bath project inside those neighborhoods runs on the city permit alone.

Should we scope our remodel around Keller ISD resale?

It's worth weighing. KISD keeps buyer demand steady, and buyers expect quartz counters, updated cabinets, and a walk-in primary shower as the baseline in the 1990s–2000s neighborhoods. Our Better tier is scoped against what returns at resale here; the Best tier is for owners planning to stay.

Do you replace original HVAC systems in 1990s Keller homes?

Yes. Most are oversized single-stage systems on undersized returns — original or a like-for-like swap of the original. We run a Manual J calculation and size correctly, reworking returns when needed. A standard 3-ton replacement runs $5.2K–$7.7K; variable-speed with IAQ upgrades runs $10.5K–$14.5K+.