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- Daviddediaconstructiontx@gmail.com
- Frisco, TX
- 8am-5pm Mon-Fri
We review your kitchen, bathroom, and interior goals before the boxes arrive, then map the work, material choices, and a timeline that reflects your actual project.
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You have bought a place with the location or floor plan you wanted. Then you picture your own dishes in the kitchen and your family using the bathroom. The cabinets do not fit what you need, the tile has seen better days, and the flooring is one more thing you would rather address before furniture fills the rooms.
A move connected to work near CityLine can leave little room in the calendar for another big decision. It helps to know which updates are possible, what has to be chosen early, and how the work could affect moving day. A useful plan starts with the condition of the empty rooms and an assessment of the work. CityLine is a district in Richardson.
David Dedia Construction is a family owned home remodeling contractor in Richardson, TX, handling kitchens, bathrooms, and full house interior updates. We listen to what you want the home to become. Before work begins, we discuss the existing space, measurements, project scope, material selection, budget, and a schedule based on the work involved.
With an empty room, it may be easier to see cabinet locations, tile condition, floor edges, and fixture placement. We use that view to talk through the work with you. Precise installation and clear communication matter whether you are updating one room or several before settling in.
We handle framing, foundation work, and structural repair so your project meets code and lasts for decades.
We deliver interior updates and whole-home renovations that transform outdated layouts into functional, comfortable living spaces.
We upgrade kitchens, bathrooms, and interior layouts while keeping every room comfortable and structurally sound.
We install custom cabinets, countertops, and tile backsplashes so your kitchen layout works the way your family actually uses it.
We replace fixtures, tile showers, and install waterproof membranes so your bathroom stays dry and functions reliably every morning.
Kitchen remodeling gives you a chance to review cabinets, counters, and how the room will work with your own dishes and appliances. Choose the layout before filling the space.
A bathroom remodel can address tired shower tile, awkward fixtures, or a vanity that does not suit your needs. Talk through what matters before boxes and toiletries take over.
If the new house needs updates in several rooms, whole house remodeling can connect flooring and finishes to kitchen and bathroom work. Review the full project scope before you choose what happens first.
They completely redid our kitchen and two bathrooms in six weeks. Everything lined up perfectly, the tile work was flawless, and they stayed on budget the whole time. Our house feels brand new.
Linh Nguyen
Our bathroom remodel had a mess of issues once we opened the walls — old plumbing, water damage, the works. This crew caught it all before it became a bigger problem and finished on schedule.
Marcus Sullivan
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So you can settle in with a better understanding of the work completed and the spaces ahead.
Show us the kitchen, bathroom, or interior details you want to change before moving in.
Discuss measurements, materials, remodeling scope, budget, and timing alongside your moving plans.
Walk through the new work, ask about the details, and plan your move around the confirmed project status.
Discuss when the team can enter and inspect the home.
Work dates suggested before access is clear.
Check room and fixture dimensions before ordering materials.
Cabinets or fixtures selected from listing photos alone.
Talk through which work comes before flooring and finishes.
A schedule with no clear order of tasks.
Review the project calendar alongside the move.
A promised moving date without assessing the work.
Walk the finished rooms and address questions.
Boxes arriving before you can check completed details.
Discuss when the team can enter and inspect the home.
With Us
Work dates suggested before access is clear.
With Them
Check room and fixture dimensions before ordering materials.
With Us
Cabinets or fixtures selected from listing photos alone.
With Them
Talk through which work comes before flooring and finishes.
With Us
A schedule with no clear order of tasks.
With Them
Review the project calendar alongside the move.
With Us
A promised moving date without assessing the work.
With Them
Walk the finished rooms and address questions.
With Us
Boxes arriving before you can check completed details.
With Them
Inspect available wall and floor space before furniture makes the existing layout harder to assess.
Confirm kitchen dimensions before selecting cabinets so doors and appliances have room to operate fully.
Review shower tile, fixtures, and the vanity before choosing parts of the room to change.
Discuss which room updates should happen before new flooring is installed across your home's interior.
Compare the expected work schedule with your move plans without assuming a guaranteed completion date.
Review finished cabinets, tile, and flooring before placing boxes or furniture in the updated rooms.
Homeowners and businesses across the area count on our remodeling expertise. We handle kitchens, bathrooms, construction services, and full house remodels with quality built to endure local weather and daily wear.
Yes. Point out any notes about the kitchen, bathroom, or interior walls. The report can guide the first conversation, but the contractor still needs to inspect the rooms before planning the work.
Measure it if it will sit near the kitchen. Share its size with the contractor so the plan leaves room for chairs, open cabinets, and a clear path through the space.
Show it to the contractor before the new cabinets go in. Ask how the wall will be prepared and whether that work is included in your remodeling scope.
Yes. Ask when you can review that stage and whether the team can take photos. It gives you a chance to ask questions before the finished tile covers the work.
Point it out during the final walkthrough, before you fill the cabinets. Ask the contractor to note the mark and explain the next step for addressing it.
Tell us what you hope to change before settling in. We will assess your kitchen, bathroom, or interior plans, discuss scope and timing, and help you take the next step.
