Kitchens & Baths

Kitchen & Bath Remodels in Houston, TX

Remodel the kitchen and bathrooms together, with one plan, one crew and cabinetry built in our Houston shop.

Many Houston homeowners decide to tackle a kitchen and bath remodel at the same time. It makes sense: both rooms share trades, both disrupt the household, and doing them together means one round of dust, one schedule and one set of design decisions. Ace Kustoms plans combined kitchen and bath remodels around custom cabinetry built in our own shop, so the vanities, kitchen cabinets and storage pieces share the same quality and finish standards.

Combining projects also helps with consistency. Cabinet finishes, hardware, counter materials and trim profiles can be coordinated so the house feels unified rather than updated in pieces over several years. On the practical side, ordering tile, quartz and hardware for both rooms at once can simplify deliveries and reduce the number of separate site visits from fabricators and inspectors. It also means one set of permits where they are needed.

This service brings together our kitchen remodels and bathroom remodels under a single contract and schedule. We usually sequence the work so you always have a working bathroom, and we set up a temporary kitchen while cabinets are being installed. It starts with a free in-home estimate where we walk every room you want to change and talk about priorities and budget.

Why choose Ace Kustoms for kitchen & bath remodels

One schedule, less disruption

Instead of living through two separate remodels a year apart, you get one planned sequence. Demolition, rough-in, cabinet installation and tile work are staggered between rooms so crews stay productive and your household gets back to normal sooner.

Coordinated finishes

Kitchen cabinets, vanities and built-ins can share a wood species, paint color or hardware family. We finish everything in our shop at the same time, which makes matching colors and sheen much easier than trying to match years later.

Consistent construction

Every cabinet in both rooms uses furniture-grade plywood boxes, solid hardwood faces and the same soft-close hardware. You do not end up with a well-built kitchen and a big-box vanity down the hall.

Efficient material ordering

Countertops for the kitchen and vanities can often be templated and fabricated together. Tile, trim stock and fixtures arrive on a coordinated schedule, cutting down on separate deliveries, trips and lead-time gaps.

Planned bathroom access

We sequence the work so at least one bathroom stays usable throughout. If your home has only one full bath, we plan the bathroom phase to keep a working toilet as long as possible.

Single point of contact

One project lead knows both rooms, the budget and the schedule. Questions, changes and decisions go through someone who understands how a change in one room might affect the other.

Styles, materials and options

Kitchen plus primary bath

The most common pairing. The kitchen gets new cabinets, counters and backsplash while the primary bath gets a custom double vanity, a walk-in shower and linen storage, often in a complementary finish.

Kitchen plus hall and powder baths

Updating the kitchen with the guest-facing bathrooms gives the house a consistent look for visitors. Powder rooms are a good place for a bolder vanity finish that still relates to the kitchen.

Whole-house cabinetry refresh

Kitchen, all bathroom vanities and the laundry room cabinetry replaced together, with matching hardware and trim profiles. This approach is popular with homeowners preparing a home for long-term ownership or sale.

Layout changes in both rooms

Moving a kitchen sink and relocating a shower drain can both require slab cutting on Houston foundations. Doing both in one phase means one round of slab work, one plumbing rough-in and fewer inspections.

Matched counter materials

Using the same quartz or solid surface in the kitchen and baths can simplify fabrication and use remnants efficiently. Or choose a contrasting material in the baths while keeping the cabinet finish consistent.

Aging-in-place upgrades

Comfort-height vanities, curbless showers, drawer-based kitchen storage and wider walkways make both rooms easier to use for years to come. These features cost far less when planned into a remodel than retrofitted later.

White kitchen with a quartz island and stainless refrigerator

Two separate wood vanities with oval brass mirrors

Gray shaker kitchen cabinets with stainless appliances

Our process

Whole-home walkthrough. We visit, measure the kitchen and every bathroom in scope, inspect plumbing and electrical, and talk about how each room is used. We identify where the projects overlap and where they can run in parallel.
Design and coordinated selections. You choose cabinet styles, finishes, counters, tile and fixtures for all rooms with real samples side by side. We draw layouts for each room and set a combined budget with clear line items.
Shop fabrication. All kitchen cabinets, vanities and storage pieces are built and finished in our Houston shop in one production run, which keeps color and quality consistent across the house.
Phased installation. We stagger demolition and installation between rooms so crews and trades stay busy and you always have a working bathroom. Counters for all rooms are templated after cabinets are set.
Final walkthrough. We walk every remodeled room with you, test fixtures and hardware, adjust doors and drawers, and complete a written punch list. You get care instructions for each finish and surface.

What affects the cost

The number and size of rooms in scope sets the overall budget more than any single selection.
Layout changes that require slab plumbing work in the kitchen or bathrooms add significant cost.
Cabinet linear footage across all rooms, plus species and finish, drives the cabinetry share of the budget.
Countertop material and the total square footage of tile across rooms affect material and labor costs.
Hidden conditions such as old drains, water-damaged subfloor or outdated wiring may need repair once walls are open.

As a general planning range, combined kitchen and bath remodels in Greater Houston often run about $70,000 to $150,000 depending on how many bathrooms are included and how much layout change is involved. These figures are only for early planning and vary with size, materials and site conditions, so please get a written estimate for your home.

Built for Houston conditions

Doing kitchen and bath work together on a Houston slab foundation can save money when both rooms need drain changes, since slab cutting, plumbing rough-in and inspections can be grouped. Humidity is a constant concern in both rooms, so we use plywood cabinet boxes, sealed finishes, full shower waterproofing and properly vented hoods and bath fans. Older homes from the 1950s to 1970s may have galvanized supply lines or cast iron drains, and a combined remodel is a sensible time to replace them. We also look at the water heater location and capacity if you are adding a larger shower or soaking tub, since a bigger fixture can outrun an older 40-gallon tank.

Kitchen & Bath Remodels FAQs

Is it cheaper to remodel the kitchen and bath together?

It is often more efficient. Shared trade visits, one demolition setup, grouped slab plumbing work and combined material orders can reduce some overhead compared with two separate projects. The total is still a larger investment, so we help you prioritize if the budget requires phasing.

How long does a combined remodel take?

A kitchen plus one bathroom typically takes six to ten weeks on site after cabinets are built, depending on scope. Adding more bathrooms or layout changes extends that. We provide a written, room-by-room schedule once selections are final so you can plan around it.

Will I have a working kitchen and bathroom during the project?

We stagger the work so at least one bathroom stays functional and help set up a temporary kitchen area. For homes with a single full bathroom, we plan that room's phase carefully and keep the downtime as short as possible.

Should kitchen cabinets and vanities match?

They do not have to match exactly, but relating them helps the house feel cohesive. Many homeowners use the same door style with a different color, or the same wood in a different stain. We show samples side by side so you can decide.

Can I start with the kitchen and do bathrooms later?

Yes. Many clients phase the work. If you plan to do the bathrooms within a couple of years, we can record the finish formulas and door profiles so later vanities match the kitchen. We can also rough in plumbing changes during the kitchen work if convenient.

How do I get an estimate for multiple rooms?

Call (281) 660-3903 or use our contact form to schedule a free in-home estimate. Plan for a longer visit so we can measure and look at every room in scope. We will follow up with a written estimate that breaks out each room.

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