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Home Improvements in Austin
Home improvements in Austin, done by one reliable crew
Trim and finish carpentry, drywall repair, door and hardware installs, fixture swaps, small built-ins, and punch-list work. The upgrades and repairs that make a house feel finished, handled by one crew instead of three.
The improvements that make a house feel finished
Most homes do not need a gut job. They need a list of smaller things done right. A door that finally closes clean. Base and casing that meets tight at the corners. A patched wall you cannot find after paint. A light fixture hung level and a shelf that holds.
H&H Pro Services LLC handles home improvements across Austin for homeowners who want one crew instead of chasing several. You get one point of contact, and owner Alberto Salazar quotes the job and works the site.
This is the punch-list and finish work that ties a house together. Here is what we cover most:
Trim and finish carpentry
Baseboard, casing, crown, and shoe. Cut tight, coped where it counts, and caulked clean so the corners read sharp.
Drywall repair and patching
Nail pops, cracks, water stains, and holes from old fixtures. Taped, floated, sanded, and blended so the patch disappears under paint.
Door and hardware installs
New slabs, pre-hung units, handlesets, hinges, and closet doors. Set plumb so they swing right and latch on the first try.
Fixture swaps
Light fixtures, ceiling fans, faucets, towel bars, and mirrors. Old out, new in, mounted level and solid to the wall.
Small built-ins
Shelving, a bench, a mudroom nook, or a closet buildout. Scaled to the space and finished to match the room.
Punch-list work
The running list of small fixes that never gets done. We knock it out in one visit instead of a dozen weekends.
Power washing
Driveways, walkways, patios, siding, and fences washed back to clean. Pressure matched to the surface so it lifts the grime without scarring brick, wood, or mortar.
The finish-work difference
Anyone can hang a piece of trim. The difference is in the small stuff, and it shows the second you walk in the room.
We work off level and square, not eyeballs. Miters land tight. Caulk lines are thin and even, not smeared to hide a bad cut. Transitions between rooms, floors, and finishes are clean and intentional. Fixtures sit flush and plumb.
None of this costs more when it is planned from the start. It just takes a crew that cares where the reveal lands and does not call it done until it looks done. That is the standard on every job, whether it is one door or a full punch list.
Level and square
Trim, shelves, and fixtures set to a line, so nothing looks off even when the framing behind it is.
Tight caulk lines
Thin, even beads that seal the joint and read clean, not thick smears covering rough work.
Clean transitions
Where one material meets another gets planned, not fudged, so floors, walls, and finishes line up.
Quick repair or a real project
Some things are a same-visit fix. Others are a small project with a real scope. Knowing which is which saves you money and saves us both time, so we tell you straight during the quote.
A quick repair is usually one trade and one visit. A patched wall, a sticking door, a wobbly fixture, a run of trim to replace. In and out, minimal mess.
A real project has a few moving parts that need to happen in order. A built-in with electrical near it. A room where drywall, trim, doors, and fixtures all get touched. A punch list long enough to plan around. We sequence it so the work does not double back on itself, and you know the plan before we start.
Quick repair
One trade, one visit. Patch a wall, rehang a door, swap a fixture, fix a run of trim. Low mess and done same day when the scope allows.
Real project
Several tasks that depend on each other and need a sequence. We map the order, set the timeline, and keep it moving so it finishes clean.
Part of a bigger renovation
Finish and punch-list work is often the tail end of a larger remodel, and it is where a lot of jobs fall apart. The demo and rough work get done, then the details get rushed and the whole project looks unfinished.
We handle the finish work as its own scope, or as the closeout on a project we are already running. A renovation in Westlake is in progress right now, and the finish carpentry, drywall, doors, and fixtures on that job get the same attention as the rest of the build.
If your improvement list is really the start of a kitchen, a bath, or a renovation, we can scope that too. Same crew, same standard, one point of contact from demo to the last piece of trim.
Closeout on a remodel
The finish and punch-list work that turns a rough remodel into a done house, run as its own scope so it does not get shortchanged.
Start of something bigger
If the list is really a larger renovation, we scope the whole project with one crew and one point of contact instead of handing it off.
Where we work
H&H Pro Services LLC is based in Austin and owner-operated. Alberto quotes your job and is on site for the work, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
We serve Westlake, Rollingwood, Tarrytown, Bee Cave, Lakeway, and the greater Austin area. If you are nearby and not sure you are in range, call and ask.
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Get a home improvements quote
Send Alberto your list. He quotes the job and works the site, so you deal with one person start to finish. Call (512) 954-0407 or email handhproservicesllc@gmail.com to get a home improvements quote in Austin.
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