Sugar Land
The home market. Four decades of master-planned housing, almost all of it on slab, and almost all of it with a closed kitchen somebody now wants opened.
Service Areas
Where this work runs
Sugar Land outward across Fort Bend County and over the county lines into the nearest Harris and Brazoria County suburbs. Housing stock, permit authority and typical budget all change from one city line to the next, so every city here gets a page written for it rather than the same page with the name swapped.
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Missouri City
Immediately southeast, split across the Fort Bend and Harris county line, with housing that ranges from 1970s golf-course subdivisions to houses barely a decade old.
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Stafford
A compact city on the Fort Bend and Harris county line, with older, more modest single-storey housing than its neighbours.
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Richmond
The Fort Bend County seat, with the oldest housing in the county and a corresponding range of foundation types.
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Rosenberg
West along the highway from Richmond, with an older working core and a large amount of new subdivision housing around it.
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Fulshear
The fast-growing far west of Fort Bend County, where almost all the housing is recent and the work is upgrade rather than repair.
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Katy
North of Sugar Land across three county lines, with a very large stock of 1990s and 2000s two-storeys and the soffit problem that goes with them.
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Meadows Place
A small city of a few thousand homes wedged between Stafford and Sugar Land, almost entirely single-storey and almost entirely one era.
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Pearland
East across the metro, mostly in Brazoria County, with a wide age range of housing and the same clay under all of it.
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Bellaire
An enclave city inside Houston, roughly fifteen miles northeast, with mid-century original stock and a great deal of recent rebuilding.
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West University Place
The other enclave city inside Houston, with the oldest housing on this list and the tightest lots.
Get the kitchen priced
Call (832) 500-7858, or send the details through the form and a local kitchen remodeler prices the job. The quote is free either way.