Four practices. One accountable team.
Whether you’re a federal prime looking for a reliable Texas subcontractor, a homeowner planning a renovation, a community recovering from a storm, or a housing authority / municipality pursuing HUD-funded lead-hazard control — we mobilize with the same discipline, the same paperwork, and the same crew.
Residential Rehabilitation & Remodeling
Whole-home rehabs, kitchen and bath remodels, accessibility and aging-in-place upgrades, and post-purchase turnarounds for investors. Plans, permits, trades, and punch list — one accountable owner.
Typical scopes
- Kitchen and bath renovations
- Whole-home modernization & rehabilitation
- Investor & post-purchase repair work
- Accessibility and aging-in-place upgrades
- Storm / water damage repair on residential structures
- Pre-listing prep and cosmetic turnarounds
What you get
- Fixed-price or T&M proposals — never hidden scope
- Permit pulling and inspection coordination
- Daily photo updates from the field
- One project lead from kickoff to punch list
Federal Subcontracting
Capacity for federal primes running residential programs through HUD, CDBG-DR, and the Texas General Land Office (GLO). We deliver Davis-Bacon compliant payrolls, Section 3 reporting, certified payroll, and the documentation HUD and GLO monitors expect.
Programs we work in
- HUD-funded residential rehabilitation
- CDBG-DR (Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery)
- Texas GLO homeowner / reconstruction programs
- Section 3 business profile — registered
Compliance readiness
- Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage payroll
- Certified payroll submission (WH-347)
- Section 3 labor-hour reporting
- Program-specific QA / monitoring support
Disaster Recovery Construction
Fast mobilization for storm-, flood-, and fire-damaged residential structures. Demolition, structural repair, environmental remediation coordination, and full rebuilds — with daily field reports your monitors can rely on.
Typical scopes
- Demolition & debris coordination
- Structural repair / sistering / framing
- Mold / asbestos coordination with environmental subs
- Roof, siding, window, and weatherization rebuilds
- Reconstruction to program / code standards
Reporting that keeps programs moving
- Daily field reports with GPS-tagged photos
- Material and labor logs aligned to program budgets
- Submittal-ready documentation for monitors
Lead-Hazard Reduction & Healthy Homes
Identification and control of lead-based paint hazards in eligible privately-owned rental and owner-occupied target housing — run under the HUD Lead Hazard Reduction (LHR) Grant Program and Healthy Homes Supplemental funded scopes. Work is positioned to protect children under 6 from lead poisoning and address broader housing health hazards alongside lead treatment, with housing authorities, municipalities, and homeowners pursuing HUD-funded lead-hazard control as the natural fit.
Typical scopes
- Lead-based paint inspection & risk assessment (paint-by-paint / XRF, dust-wipe sampling)
- Hazard control & interim controls — component replacement, paint stabilization, enclosure, encapsulation, friction/impact surface treatment
- Healthy Homes Supplemental interventions — mold/moisture, ventilation, pest, injury hazard remediation paired with lead treatment
- Clearance & closeout documentation — EPA RRP work practices, post-work dust-wipe clearance, occupant protection plan
Why we fit HUD-funded lead control work
- 24 CFR Part 35 — Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention in Certain Residential Structures
- EPA RRP Rule (40 CFR Part 745) — RRP-certified firm and RRP-certified renovator credentials
- HUD LHR Grant Program alignment — target housing eligibility, child-under-6 / pregnant-woman beneficiary criteria
- Healthy Homes Supplemental interventions paired with lead treatment rather than run in isolation
Have a scope, a site, or a community to rebuild?
Federal primes, homeowners, and disaster-recovery program managers — one inbox, one team, one phone number. We respond within one business day.