Rodriguez Residence — CDBG Minor Rehab (ITB 2026-123GD)
A whole-home residential rehabilitation delivered under Texas GLO CDBG Minor Rehab (ITB 2026-123GD) for an owner-occupied home in Ralls, TX. The scope brought the structure up to current program and code standards without expanding the footprint — plumbing rough-in replacement from the meter, electrical panel upgrade, HVAC right-sizing with a Manual J/S/T load calc, insulation top-up to current IECC, and one bath and the kitchen refit to program baselines. Run under full HUD, Davis-Bacon, and lead-based paint compliance through monitor-ready closeout.
Services performed on this project
The list below names the principal services ApexBuildOS delivered on-site — each tied to the same accountable owner, paperwork trail, and crew quality standards as the rest of the residential rehab portfolio.
- Pre-construction environmental review support (24 CFR Part 58).
- Lead-based paint testing and clearance documentation for pre-1978 housing.
- Davis-Bacon prevailing wage administration with WH-347 certified payroll.
- Plumbing rough-in replacement from the meter to all fixtures.
- Electrical panel replacement with new breakers and dedicated appliance circuits.
- HVAC right-sizing with a sealed-duct loop against a Manual J/S/T load calc.
- Insulation top-up to current code plus envelope air-sealing.
- Bathroom wet-area tear-out and rebuild, accessibility-ready blocking.
- Kitchen refit — cabinets, solid-surface counters, new venting to exterior.
- Window and exterior door replacement with ENERGY STAR units flashed to the sheathing.
What the scope covered
Below is the contracted scope of work for the rodriguez residence — cdbg minor rehab (itb 2026-123gd) project in Crosby County, TX — Ralls, TX, completed in May 2026. The scope lines track the same accountable owner, paperwork trail, and crew quality standards as the rest of our residential rehab portfolio.
- Plumbing rough-in replacement from the meter to all fixtures with shut-offs brought to code.
- Electrical panel replacement with new breakers, dedicated appliance circuits, and GFCI/AFCI where code requires.
- HVAC right-sizing with a new sealed-duct loop and a manual J/S/T load calculation on file.
- Insulation top-up to current code with air-sealing at the envelope penetrations documented in a photo log.
- Window and exterior door replacement with ENERGY STAR units flashed and taped to the sheathing.
Materials and assemblies on this project
Materials were selected against the project’s scope, code requirements, and the homeowner’s written specifications. The list below names the principal assemblies and the families of products that went into the project.
- Quartz countertops and solid-surface edges at the wet areas (where applicable).
- LVP flooring from a Tier-1 manufacturer with attached pad and matching transition trims.
- ENERGY STAR windows and exterior doors flashed and taped to the sheathing.
- Sealed-duct HVAC system right-sized against a Manual J/S/T load calculation.
- Low-VOC paint at all interior surfaces with manufacturer-recommended cure time.
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