General Contractor Highland Village TX: Home Remodeling, Kitchens & Additions
The JBN Group is the general contractor Highland Village TX homeowners trust for whole-home remodels, kitchens, and additions — in a lake city where the lot shapes the plan as much as the floor plan. One contractor runs the job, from the first walkthrough to the final one.
What a General Contractor in Highland Village, TX Does on a Home Remodel
Highland Village adds a layer many remodels do not have: the lake. Near-water lots bring slope, drainage, and mature tree cover that shape what can be built and where. And plenty of the city’s 1980s homes still run on their original systems. A general contractor Highland Village TX homeowners rely on reads the lot and the systems first, then plans the finishes.
That read shapes everything downstream. A kitchen opened toward a lake view needs structural review before the wall comes down. An addition on a tight, built-out lot needs survey-accurate setbacks. We stay on the job until the punch list clears.
- Design-build planning: layout, selections, and budget settled before demolition begins
- Permits & inspections: handled with the City of Highland Village for your address and scope
- Lake-lot know-how: drainage, slope, and tree cover factored into the plan
- One point of contact: you work with us, not a rotating cast of subs
Call 469-312-0990. We will walk your Highland Village home — and its lot — with you.
Remodeling Services in Highland Village
Four project types, one accountable builder. Choose the one that matches your home — the approach does not change.
Whole-Home Remodeling
We take 1980s and 90s lake-area homes down to the bones and rebuild them as one coordinated job — layout, systems, and finishes together. The right call when the whole house has aged, not just a room.
Kitchen Remodeling
Cabinets, counters, lighting, and flow — often reoriented toward the lake view or the backyard the lot actually offers. Planned around how your household cooks and gathers. See our kitchen remodeling work →
Home Additions
Primary suites, second floors, enlarged kitchens, home offices — fitted onto built-out lots where setbacks and rooflines leave little margin. We resolve those constraints before plans are finalized.
Structural & Multi-Trade Work
Load-bearing walls come down, framing gets reworked, and aging systems get replaced — the behind-the-walls work that lets the visible remodel last.
What Are Your Home and Lot Telling You?
A kitchen that ignores the lake view. A floor plan from 1986. A slope that sends water where it should not go. Tell us what is not working — inside and out — and we will tell you straight which project fixes it.
Remodeling in Highland Shores, Castlewood, Chapel Hill & Beyond
Highland Village is a lake city first and a suburb second. Lewisville Lake defines the lots here: waterfront parcels in Highland Shores with private docks, wooded interior streets through Castlewood and Chapel Hill, and long-settled 1980s neighborhoods like Briarhill Estates and Canyon Creek Estates, where the homes are all reaching full remodeling age together.
That geography writes the project brief. Lake-view homes get kitchens and primary suites turned toward the water. Wooded lots need tree-aware addition footprints and drainage graded with the slope to the lake. And in the city’s original 1980s tracts, the smartest remodels pair the cosmetic updates with the systems those homes have quietly outlived.
Most of the city feeds Lewisville ISD, so the school calendar drives our scheduling — the loud, dusty phases land during school hours or over summer break whenever the scope allows.
Highland Village Permits & HOA Approvals
Highland Village runs home building work through the City's building checks office. An addition permit wants the full pack: a filled-out form, three sets of plans, three stamped surveys, a home energy code sheet, two stamped engineered footing plans, and a PDF of it all. New builds also need a tree survey. Whether you need a permit rests on your job: moving walls, adding space, or touching plumbing, electrical, or mechanical systems tends to mean plans, review, and checks. Your contractor must hold a City license ($150).
The City is only half the sign-off. Most Highland Village blocks have HOAs with design review boards. Outside changes tend to need written HOA sign-off first — often a 30-day review. Deed rules can set setbacks, height, outside materials, and work hours. HOA sign-off and the city permit are two reviews. Either one can change the plan.
We clear both for your address before plans go final. Call 469-312-0990 and tell us your area. We will say what the path looks like.
Why Highland Village Homeowners Call The JBN Group
Highland Village is a small, built-out lake city — which means nearly every remodel here is a puzzle of existing conditions: original 1980s systems, mature trees, lake-influenced drainage, and HOA design review. As a general contractor Highland Village TX homeowners have relied on since 1996, we have solved that puzzle weekly for years. Our crews are fully insured, we are based in nearby Denton, and we speak plainly about what the home needs, what it costs, and when it will be done.
- In business since 1996: nearly three decades of North Texas remodeling.
- Fully insured: your home and our crew, covered.
- Lake-city experience: we plan around slope, drainage, and mature tree cover.
- Local and present: Denton-based, on Highland Village jobs every week.
- Straight talk: honest pricing, clear timelines, respect for your home.
Our Divisions Handle the Specialties
The JBN Group is the parent company behind five specialty divisions. When your project lives inside one trade — a bathroom, a cedar patio cover, windows, roofing, flooring — the division crew that does that work every day takes the lead. Eyeing the backyard after the remodel? Our outdoor-living division builds the patio covers.
Also Serving Communities Around Highland Village
Flower Mound · Lewisville · Lantana · Double Oak · Copper Canyon · Bartonville · Corinth · Hickory Creek · Lake Dallas · Argyle · Denton · Coppell · Grapevine · The Colony · Justin
Highland Village Remodeling Questions
How much does a whole-home remodel cost in Highland Village?
No honest price lives online. Size, structural work, systems, and finishes swing the cost a lot. The only true quote comes from a walk of your home. Hit a quote button here or call 469-312-0990 for a free in-home visit and a written scope.
How long does a typical remodel take?
One kitchen often takes weeks. A whole-home remodel takes months. Time rests on scope, permit review, material lead times, and trade count. We hand you a written plan before demo. We update you when it shifts.
Do I need a permit for my Highland Village remodel?
Often, yes. Structural changes, additions, and most plumbing, electrical, mechanical, and outside work need City permits and checks. Small cosmetic jobs often do not. We check the current rules for your address and job with the City of Highland Village before work starts.
Will my HOA need to approve the work?
Quite likely. Many Highland Village blocks have design review for setbacks, height, outside materials, and work hours. HOA sign-off sits apart from the city permit. We clear both before your plan goes final.
Can we live in the house during the remodel?
Often, yes. For additions or one-area jobs, we phase work to keep the rest of the house livable. For whole-home jobs, some families move out for a time. We plan it with you, straight, at the consult.
Do you handle design, or do I need an architect first?
We plan design-build: layout, picks, and budget take shape as one before we build. Jobs with big structural changes may need an engineer. We line that up, so you do not run it yourself.
How do we start a Highland Village remodeling project?
Hit a quote button here to open our popup form, or call 469-312-0990. Tell us what fails in the house now and what you want instead. The consult takes place at your home, not by phone.
Visit The JBN Group — Serving Highland Village from Denton
125 Old Alton Dr Ste 1, Denton, TX 76210 · Call 469-312-0990 · We serve Highland Village and communities across the Metroplex every week.
Highland Village Home Remodeling Begins at Your Property
Show us the 1980s kitchen that never faced the lake. The floor plan your family has outgrown. The addition you have sketched a dozen times. We will build a real plan — scope, budget, permits, timing — around your home, your lot, and the way you live.
469-312-0990
125 Old Alton Dr Ste 1, Denton, TX 76210
Serving Highland Village and towns across Denton County. We meet you at your home.
