Remodeling Contractor in Georgetown, TX

Georgetown, Texas

Two Very Different Georgetowns

Georgetown is really two remodeling markets, and they need opposite things.

On one side there is the historic core around the courthouse square — one of the best-preserved in Texas — with genuinely old homes that need careful, sympathetic work. Original trim profiles matched rather than replaced, plaster repaired rather than ripped out, and updates to kitchens and baths that do not fight the age of the house.

On the other side is Sun City and the surrounding active-adult communities, where the work is overwhelmingly about staying in the home comfortably for another twenty years. Curbless walk-in showers, blocking in the walls for grab bars, comfort-height fixtures, wider doorways, better lighting, and slip-rated flooring.

We do a lot of aging-in-place bathrooms in Georgetown, and the thing we care most about is that they look like a design choice — not like a hospital room installed in a nice house.

Local requirements

Permits and Inspections for a Georgetown Remodel

Work in Georgetown is permitted by City of Georgetown Building Inspections — not by the City of Austin. We handle the submittal and the inspections as part of the contract.

Georgetown permits its own work, and two situations here need extra planning. Properties inside a designated historic district can carry additional review for exterior changes, so we identify what applies to your specific address before design rather than at submittal.

Accessibility remodels — curbless showers, widened doorways, grab-bar blocking — are permitted like any other bathroom remodel when plumbing or framing changes. Recessing a shower pan into a slab to achieve a true curbless entry is structural work, and it is worth getting the detail right the first time.