Homes built in Alamo Heights, TX
Renovations, additions and new builds on established lots inside San Antonio.
Alamo Heights, Bexar County
Inside the city
Keep the street, change the house
Alamo Heights is a small city surrounded by San Antonio, a short drive from our base. We take on whole-home renovations, additions, second stories and custom builds on existing lots.
When you love the location and want the house to catch up, renovation and addition work done with a builder's eye for structure is the way to get there.
Building here
What Alamo Heights asks of a build
Many homes in Alamo Heights are older, on established lots with mature trees and neighbors close by. Opening walls in an older house means knowing what you are looking at: original framing, older wiring and plumbing, and foundations that have moved over the years. We are home builders first, so we plan for that before demolition starts.
With tight lots, adding space often means going up. A second-story addition needs a real load path down to a foundation that can carry it, and that gets engineered, not guessed.
Most renovations happen while the family is still living in the house. We sequence the work, contain the dust and keep a working kitchen or bath online whenever the scope allows, and you know each week what is happening.
What we build in Alamo Heights
Services in Alamo Heights
Alamo Heights questions
Asked before we build
Can you add a second story to a home in Alamo Heights?
Yes. Second-story additions get an engineered load path and a foundation that can carry them, tied into the existing structure correctly.
Can we live in the house during a renovation?
Often, yes. We sequence the work, contain the dust and keep water, power and a working kitchen or bath online whenever the scope allows.
How do we talk through a remodel in Alamo Heights?
Call (210) 801-0540 or send project details through the contact page. Tell us what is not working about the house and we will tell you honestly what it takes.
Start with a walk
Building in Alamo Heights?
Call Juan, tell him what you are picturing, and set a time to walk the site together.