From kitchens to whole-home renovations, we've worked throughout Stone Oak and surrounding neighborhoods. Explore our work, meet the people behind it and see what your home could become.
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Every home presents a different opportunity. Explore a completed Stone Oak kitchen project and see how the details come together.
Remodeling involves a lot of decisions. Our job is to help you understand those decisions, bring the right people together and take responsibility for the work from beginning to end.
Before discussing a contract, we want to understand your space, how you live in it and what you're hoping to change.
Our project specialists and designers work together to develop plans that consider both the finished space and how we'll build it.
From project coordination through the finishing details, we're here to answer questions, address problems and stand behind our work.
From Golf Canyon to Canyon Springs, we've worked on homes throughout the Stone Oak area. Here's a closer look at some of those projects.
Our work in Stone Oak doesn't stop at the back door. Explore this completed outdoor living project in the neighborhood.
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Every house is different, but these are some of the questions that come up when homeowners in Stone Oak start thinking seriously about remodeling.
A lot of Stone Oak homes were built when larger rooms, formal dining spaces and more separated floor plans were common. That gives us plenty to work with, but it also means the best remodel is not always about replacing finishes. We look at how the rooms connect, how you use the house now and what is worth changing before we start talking about cabinets, tile or countertops.
Often, yes. We've worked on Stone Oak homes where changing the relationship between the kitchen, dining and living areas made a much bigger difference than simply replacing the kitchen itself. Whether a wall can come out, and what needs to happen structurally when it does, is something we evaluate as part of planning the project.
Both. Some projects stay within a kitchen or bathroom. Others grow into flooring, living spaces, dining areas, multiple rooms or additions. When several parts of the house are changing, we plan them together so the finished home feels intentional instead of like a series of unrelated remodels.
The scope matters more than the ZIP code. Moving walls, changing plumbing or electrical, custom cabinetry, countertops, tile, fixtures and finish selections can all change the investment considerably. We would rather look at the home and understand what you actually want to accomplish before giving you a number that may have very little to do with your project.
Yes. Design and construction are part of the same process at Shaw. We help work through the layout, materials and selections before construction begins, while keeping the people responsible for building the project involved in those decisions. That helps us catch practical issues before they become expensive changes in the field.
It depends on what we're changing. A bathroom, a kitchen and a multi-room renovation should not have the same timeline. Design, selections, permitting when required and material lead times also happen before construction. Once we understand the scope, we can give you a much more useful project sequence than a generic number of weeks.
Yes. We've completed remodeling projects throughout the Stone Oak area, including gated and HOA-managed neighborhoods. Access requirements and neighborhood rules can vary, so those are things we account for when planning the project rather than leaving them for the homeowner to sort out once construction starts.
You don't need finished plans or every selection figured out first. In fact, it can be useful to talk before you've made too many decisions. We can look at what you're considering, talk through what may be realistic for the house and help identify the decisions that need to happen next.
You don't need to have every detail figured out. Tell us what you're considering and we'll help determine the right next step.
A real person on our team reviews what you send us, including the type of project and where your home is located.
We'll talk through what you're considering, answer initial questions and learn a little more about your home.
If we're a good fit for the project, we'll talk about the next step and when it makes sense to see the space in person.
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Shaw Company Remodeling is a second-generation San Antonio remodeling company bringing design and construction together under one roof. We believe homeowners deserve clear answers, thoughtful guidance and a team that takes responsibility for the work from beginning to end.
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