Question 1

How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Dallas?

Accepted Answer

A DFW kitchen remodel runs $15K–$25K for a refresh (counters, paint, refinish cabinets), $35K–$55K for new semi-custom cabinets with the same layout, and $75K–$150K+ for custom cabinets with layout changes. We give you a fixed-price tier before any demo starts.

Question 2

Do you handle permits?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every project that requires a City of Dallas or municipal permit — structural, plumbing relocation, electrical service upgrade, HVAC replacement — we pull and close. The cost is itemized in your written scope.

Question 3

How long does a bathroom remodel take?

Accepted Answer

A refresh is 1–2 weeks. A full tile + vanity + shower reconfigure is 4–6 weeks. A gut-and-replumb spa bath is 6–10 weeks. We schedule materials before demo so the project doesn't sit idle waiting on backorders.

Question 4

Is financing available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Hearth partners with TrueForm to offer 60-second prequalification with no impact on credit score — terms up to 12 years, monthly payments often lower than a credit-card minimum on the same balance.

Question 5

What's the warranty?

Accepted Answer

3-year workmanship warranty on every project. Manufacturer warranties on appliances, fixtures, and HVAC equipment pass through to you. Maintenance-plan members get extended warranty support on covered systems.

Question 6

Are you licensed and insured?

Accepted Answer

Texas doesn't require a state residential general contractor license, but we carry general liability and workers' comp insurance on every project. HVAC work is performed under TDLR ACR license (number on the relevant project paperwork).

Question 7

What's the difference between Good, Better, and Best?

Accepted Answer

Good is a refresh — keep the layout, upgrade the surfaces. Better is a reconfigure — new cabinetry or fixtures with the same footprint. Best is a full custom build with layout changes, premium materials, and designer-led finish selection. Each tier has a fixed price.