Home Remodeling & Construction in Hays County, TX

(830) 885-2035

Local General Contractor Expertise

In Hays County, TX—from Kyle and San Marcos to Wimberley and Dripping Springs—construction demands expertise in both Hill Country building traditions and modern building codes. Our team delivers general contractor and roofing contractor services across Hays County, handling everything from additions and whole house renovations to concrete, masonry, and exterior work tailored to local conditions.

Hays County's rapid growth means permits, inspections, and building compliance matter. We navigate the 2018 International Fire Code and Development Services requirements so your project stays on track from start to finish.

How We Work

A clear process from planning through final inspection—designed for Hays County projects.

What's Involved

Plan & Permits

We handle Hays County development permits and building code review. Initial consultation covers scope, site conditions, and required inspections.

Prep & Demo

We prepare the site, manage utilities, and demo existing structures where needed. All work meets Hays County fire code and inspection requirements.

Frame & Build

Framing, concrete, masonry, and exterior work follow code. We schedule required inspections at foundation, framing, and mechanical stages.

Finish & Inspect

Siding, roofing, painting, and final touches. Final inspection confirms all work meets county code and project specs.

You'll always know what's happening next—and when inspections are scheduled.

Our Services

Full-service construction for Hays County homes and buildings.

Whole House Renovation

Update your entire home or selected sections. We handle layout changes, new systems, exterior upgrades, and all trades in one coordinated project.

Foundation to roof inspections included
Navigates HOA rules in Buda and Kyle developments
Permits for additions and structural work

Kitchen and bath update in San Marcos

Room Additions & Framing

Expand your living space with careful framing, proper tie-in to existing structure, and full code compliance for Hays County.

Second-story additions and sunrooms
Electrical and mechanical rough-in
Foundation and septic system upgrades when needed

Master bedroom addition, Wimberley neighborhood

Concrete & Masonry Work

Driveways, patios, foundations, and brick work. We account for Hays County's clay soils and Hill Country terrain.

Reinforced foundations and slabs
Brick and stone veneer
Proper drainage for local soil conditions

New driveway and patio in Kyle

Roofing & Exterior

Replacement roofing, new construction, siding, windows, and covered porches. Built to withstand Texas weather and Hays County building codes.

Asphalt shingles and standing-seam metal
Energy-efficient windows and siding
Porch, patio, and deck construction

New roof installation, Dripping Springs area

Fence, Deck & Landscape Work

Privacy and decorative fencing, raised decks, and grading. We're familiar with HOA requirements in subdivisions across the county.

Wood and composite deck construction
French drain installation for wet areas
Site prep and soil management

Deck project with landscape work, Buda

Why Local Expertise Matters

Hays County has unique building and environmental considerations.

Building Code & Permits

Hays County enforces the 2018 International Fire Code and Building Code in unincorporated areas. New homes must pass three required inspections: foundation, framing, and final. We prepare permits, manage submissions, and schedule county inspectors.

Soil & Drainage Realities

The Balcones Escarpment runs through Hays County, creating hilly, tree-covered land in the northwest and flatter terrain toward Kyle and Buda. Clay soils are common. French drains and proper grading prevent standing water and foundation issues.

Septic & Environmental Rules

Most of Hays County relies on on-site septic systems. Room additions and bathroom remodels may require septic upgrades. Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone regulations apply to some areas. We coordinate with county environmental health specialists.

HOA & Neighborhood Standards

Developments in Kyle, Buda, Wimberley, and San Marcos often have HOA rules. We work with property owner associations on exterior colors, roofing materials, fence heights, and architectural review approvals.

20+ years serving Hays County contractors and homeowners. 500+ projects completed—from sprawling ranches to new builds in growing subdivisions.

Serving Your Area

We work throughout Hays County—from the Hill Country artsy charm of Wimberley and Dripping Springs to the fast-growing suburbs of Kyle and Buda, and the university town energy of San Marcos.

Areas We Serve

Kyle & Buda: Rapid residential growth, new subdivisions, HOA developments
San Marcos: Historic neighborhoods, university properties, downtown square area
Wimberley & Dripping Springs: Scenic Hill Country properties, vacation homes, older structures
Unincorporated Hays County: Rural ranch land, larger lots, minimal zoning

Getting in Touch

Based in Hays County, we respond quickly to calls and emails. We'll visit your property, walk through what you're planning, and answer questions about permits and local requirements.

Call to schedule a free consultation or request a proposal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit for a room addition in Hays County?

Yes. Any addition to an existing home requires a development permit from Hays County and building code approval from the Fire Marshal's Office. We handle the paperwork and coordinate inspections at foundation, framing, and final stages.

What if I'm in an HOA development?

HOA approval often comes before county permits. We work with your association on architectural review and material selections for roofing, siding, fences, and exterior colors—common requirements in Kyle and Buda neighborhoods.

Does my septic system need upgrading if I add a bathroom?

Maybe. Hays County Development Services assesses septic capacity based on the number of bedrooms and occupants. A licensed septic designer determines if your existing system can handle additional fixtures or needs replacement.

Can I install energy-efficient roofing materials?

Yes. Texas Property Code protects energy-efficient shingles and solar-ready materials from HOA restrictions. We can discuss metal roofing, reflective shingles, and other options that meet code and your budget.

What about floodplain or Edwards Aquifer issues?

If your property sits in a designated floodplain or Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone, additional permits and environmental reviews apply. We'll flag these early and coordinate with county experts on compliance.

How do you handle landscaping and drainage on sloped lots?

Hays County's hilly terrain and clay soils require careful grading and French drains to manage runoff. We design drainage systems appropriate to your slope and soil type to prevent foundation and erosion problems.