CMR Improvements handles full home renovation projects across Hunt and Rockwall counties, from a whole home remodel to two or three rooms bundled together. One crew, one point of contact, and a written scope before anyone touches a wall.
A full home renovation means every trade your house needs runs through one crew and one schedule, instead of you managing four different contractors who’ve never met each other.
A full home remodeling project with CMR can cover:
You don’t have to redo everything at once for this to make sense. A lot of CMR’s work here is two or three rooms bundled into a single project, not a gut-to-the-studs job on every square foot.
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The biggest risk on a whole house remodel isn’t any single trade doing bad work. It’s the gaps between trades: a plumber and an electrician who never coordinated on where a wall’s going, finishes that don’t match because three different subs sourced their own materials, or a project that stalls for weeks because nobody’s actually managing the whole thing.
CMR runs full home renovation projects as one job, not a stack of subcontracted pieces. The same crew and the same point of contact carry the project from the first wall that comes down to the last coat of paint, so nothing falls into a gap between trades. Materials get sourced once, for the whole project, so a countertop and a floor picked in the same week actually look like they belong together.
One thing rarely comes up until it’s too late: Texas puts no license requirement on general contractors, so a business card alone proves nothing about who’s actually running your renovation. CMR carries full insurance on every project, and stays small enough on purpose that the owner and the crew are hands-on for the length of the job, not directing it by phone between five other sites.
A whole home remodel is the longest, most disruptive job type CMR takes on. That’s exactly why it’s the one where daily communication matters most, and where a written scope before demo starts matters most.
CMR Improvements is a family-run home renovation company based in Caddo Mills and in business since 2021. The crew works kitchens, bathrooms, tile and flooring, full home remodeling, and interior and exterior painting across Hunt County and the surrounding area.
CMR runs a small number of jobs at a time on purpose, and a full home renovation is exactly the kind of project that makes that choice matter. The person who walks your house and writes your quote is the same person you’re talking to for however long the project runs, not a rotating cast of subs you’ve never met.
Ask a CMR customer what they’d tell a friend, and it’s rarely about the finish work. It’s about the calls and texts along the way. One recent review: “Constantly communicated about our start date and status.” Another: “kept me well informed throughout.” A third noted the crew “checking with us frequently for confirmation” at every step, and on a job spanning multiple rooms and multiple weeks, that habit is what separates a renovation you can actually live through from one that drags you down.
Every day the crew is in your house, you know exactly what happened and what’s next, not just updates bookending each room’s start and finish. Whatever’s outside the project scope gets protected, the site gets cleaned before anyone leaves, and if something behind a wall or under a floor turns out worse than planned, you hear it the same day, with real options and a real number attached, not a line item that surfaces in a change order later. One customer’s own words: CMR “didn’t charge us anything until we were 100% comfortable with the work.”
“Finished” doesn’t end CMR’s involvement if something’s still off. One customer had the crew return after the project was already marked complete to correct a minor flaw, no argument and no added cost, which is the 100% satisfaction guarantee actually working rather than sitting on a page. Coverage on the workmanship runs up to a year, depending on what the job involved.
Most people have either never remodeled a room in their house or did it once and swore never again. Here is exactly how it goes with us, start to finish, so nothing about the process is a mystery.
Consultation. CMR walks the whole house with you, room by room, and asks what’s not working and what you’re picturing instead everywhere it applies, not just in one space. Bring a list, a folder of photos, whatever helps map out which rooms are actually in scope. Budget carries more weight on this conversation than on a single-room job, since it’s what decides how far through the house the work goes.
Inspection. CMR goes through the house room by room before a number goes on paper: the visible condition of the wiring, plumbing and floors, and any wall on the list for removal, checked in every space that’s in scope, not just the one that prompted the call. Some things only show up once walls and floors are opened. When one does, you hear about it that day, with options and a real number, not at the end in a surprise invoice.
Renovation. Structural and system work comes first across the whole scope, framing, wiring, plumbing, before any room moves to finishes, and the sequence is built to keep as much of the house livable as possible while it’s underway. CMR runs your project as a single crew on a single job, not spread across other sites, and updates you at every stage, not only on the day something starts and the day it wraps. Duration depends entirely on how many rooms and trades are involved; CMR gives you a real timeline once the full scope is written, never a guess before the first wall comes down.
Project Delivery. Before the job is called done, CMR walks every room that was part of the project with you and notes anything that’s not right, then it gets fixed before the crew leaves. You come away with a full materials and fixture list covering every trade that touched the house, the care instructions for whatever surfaces went in, and a direct line for anything that turns up later, answered by the person who ran the job, not a call center.
Two or three rooms, bundled: Kitchen and both bathrooms, or a kitchen and new flooring throughout. The most common version of a full home renovation, and where bundling saves the most over hiring each trade separately.
Whole house remodel: Every room, top to bottom: kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, paint, and any layout changes, run as a single coordinated project.
Fixer-upper and investment-property turnarounds: A house that needs everything before it’s livable or sellable, on a timeline that matters. CMR plans the trade sequence around getting the whole property finished, not perfecting one room while the rest sits untouched.
Post-damage home renovation: After a storm, a major leak, or a previous contractor’s unfinished work, when more than one room needs to be put back together at once. CMR has guided customers through insurance claims tied to this kind of damage before.
A full home renovation is the biggest project on this list, so it’s the one where a guess isn’t good enough. Tell CMR every room and trade you’re considering and roughly what you want to spend, and CMR will walk the whole house in person, usually within a few days, and give you one written, fixed-price scope covering all of it, not a room-by-room string of separate estimates. Nothing is committed until you sign it.
Call (214) 909-7422, email cmrimprovements@gmail.com, or fill in the form on this page and CMR will get back to you.
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CMR Improvements is Hunt County’s trusted source for bathroom and kitchen renovations, decks and exterior repair, from the first walkthrough to the final clean up.
Tell us what you have in mind and roughly what you want to spend. We will walk the space, talk through what is realistic, and put a written price in your hands. No charge, and no obligation to book.
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Hiring someone to work on your home means letting them into it for a few weeks, so it is fair to want answers first. These are the questions we get asked most. If yours is not here, call or message us and we will tell you straight.
It depends entirely on how many rooms and trades are in scope, more than on any other CMR service. A two-room bundle runs very differently from a whole house remodel. CMR gives you a real timeline once your written scope is finalized during the inspection step, not a number before anyone’s seen the house.
It depends on scope. A kitchen-and-bathroom bundle usually lets you stay, with some disruption. A whole house remodel, especially one touching plumbing or electrical throughout, often means a temporary setup elsewhere. CMR will tell you exactly what to expect for your specific project during the inspection step.
No. Final payment isn’t collected until the finished work meets your approval, whatever the scope of the project. The payment structure itself is part of your written scope from the start, so there’s no ambiguity about when money changes hands.
The crew comes back and corrects it at no charge, full stop. That’s what the 100% satisfaction guarantee actually means once a project’s done, and it covers the workmanship for up to a year afterward depending on the scope involved.
Yes. CMR handles full home renovation projects across Caddo Mills, Heath, Quinlan, Grand Prairie, Plano, Nevada, Josephine, Greenville and Terrell, generally within about 50 miles of Caddo Mills. If you’re a little outside that, ask anyway.
