Remodels — Kitchens, Baths & Additions | Blue Mountain Construction Dallas
Remodels · Dallas & DFW

Thoughtful Remodels for Discerning Homes.

Kitchens, bathrooms, additions, and whole-house renovations built on three things: trust, time, and quality. Solo-led, subcontractor-backed, and obsessive about the details no one else notices.

Kitchens Bathrooms Additions Whole House
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What We Remodel

Specialized Work, Done Right.

We focus on the projects we do best. No spreading thin, no chasing every job — just thoughtful remodels delivered with care.

01 / Kitchens

Kitchen Remodels

The heart of the home deserves more than a cookie-cutter renovation. From layout reimagination to custom cabinetry, lighting design, and stone selection — we build kitchens that feel like the homeowner.

  • Layout reconfiguration and wall removal
  • Custom or semi-custom cabinetry
  • Stone counters, backsplash, tile
  • Appliance integration and panel-ready installs
  • Lighting design and electrical upgrades
02 / Bathrooms

Bathroom Remodels

Spa-level primary retreats and functional family baths alike. We handle the unseen work — waterproofing, ventilation, plumbing — as carefully as the tile and finishes you'll see every day.

  • Full gut renovations to targeted refreshes
  • Curbless showers and wet room designs
  • Freestanding tubs and custom vanities
  • Heated floors and steam systems
  • Proper waterproofing and ventilation
03 / Additions

Home Additions

Need to add on (or add up)? We know how to avoid the common pitfalls of home addition projects — from foundation tie-ins to roofline transitions — and give you the space you need without compromise.

  • Ground-level and second-story additions
  • Primary suite additions
  • Sunrooms, mudrooms, and expansions
  • Detached ADUs and casitas
  • Foundation, framing, and roofline tie-in
04 / Whole House

Whole-House Renovations

Down to the studs and back up again. For homes with good bones but outdated everything else, a whole-house renovation is often the right path — and dramatically less disruptive than moving.

  • Full interior gut renovations
  • Systems replacement (HVAC, electrical, plumbing)
  • Structural updates and layout reconfiguration
  • Exterior integration with siding, roofing, windows
  • Historic home sensitive renovations
Our Approach

How We Actually Work.

Most remodel horror stories trace back to the same handful of things. Here's how we prevent them.

01 / Design-First

Design Comes Before Construction

We work alongside your architect or designer — or bring trusted partners to the table if you need them. Locking in the design before demo means fewer surprises and fewer change orders once the walls are open.

02 / Itemized

Transparent, Line-by-Line Pricing

Our proposals break out labor, materials, allowances, and contingencies. You see what you're paying for. When something changes, we write it up before we do the work — never after.

03 / Direct Contact

One Point of Contact

No project manager bottleneck. No salesperson hand-off. You talk to Jared. He talks to the crew. Nothing gets lost in translation, and nothing waits three days for someone to check email.

Why Blue Mountain

Built Around One Person Who Cares.

Being a small, owner-operated shop is a strategic choice. It's what lets us hold the standard we hold on every project.

01 / Experience

30 Years On Jobsites

Three decades of hands-on construction. Started in roofing and gutters for 17 years before Blue Mountain. Every trade we coordinate, we've done ourselves at some point.

02 / Network

Vetted Subcontractor Crew

Not a random call list — a hand-picked group of tile setters, electricians, plumbers, and cabinet makers built over years. When you hire us, you're hiring them too.

03 / Reputation

Repeat & Referral Business

Nearly all of our work comes from past clients sending us back into their friends' and neighbors' homes. There's no better filter for whether a contractor delivers.

Common Questions

What Homeowners Ask.

How much does a Dallas kitchen remodel cost?

A mid-range remodel (staying in the footprint, mid-tier cabinets, quartz counters, ceramic tile) typically runs $60,000–$110,000 for a typical kitchen. A premium remodel (custom cabinetry, stone counters, designer tile, pro-grade appliances, layout changes) starts around $130,000 and climbs based on choices. We break out honest numbers before you commit — see our full blog post on kitchen costs for the full breakdown.

How long does a full remodel take?

Kitchens: 6–12 weeks depending on scope. Bathrooms: 3–8 weeks. Additions: 3–6 months plus design and permitting time. Whole-house renovations: 6–12 months. We give realistic timelines up front and communicate weekly on where things stand.

Do I need an architect or designer first?

For anything structural or complex, yes. For simpler kitchen or bath remodels, sometimes not. We work with your existing designer or bring in trusted partners we know well. Locking in the design before demo is one of the biggest predictors of a project going smoothly.

Can I stay in the house during the remodel?

For a single bathroom or a limited-scope kitchen: usually yes. For a full kitchen with no functional cooking area: usually possible but exhausting. For a whole-house renovation: no — you'll need to relocate. We help you plan realistically for what your family life looks like during construction.

How do I know if a contractor's bid is fair?

Legitimate proposals itemize labor, materials, demolition, and finishes separately. A vague two-line bid is hiding the work, not summarizing it. Real bids include 10–15% contingency for unforeseen issues. See our blog post on vetting contractors for the full set of questions to ask.

Ready to Remodel?

Kitchen, bath, addition, or whole-house — we'd be glad to walk your home with you and put together honest numbers.

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