The JBN Group is the general contractor Flower Mound TX homeowners call for whole-home remodels, kitchens, and additions — from 1990s Bridlewood two-stories to newer builds out west. We plan around your floor plan, your lot, and the HOA rules that come with it. One contractor runs the job, from first walk to final walkthrough.
Flower Mound homes add a wrinkle most towns do not: the HOA. A kitchen update that moves a window, or an addition that changes the roofline, usually needs architectural committee sign-off before the Town of Flower Mound ever sees a permit application. We have worked that two-step process in Bridlewood, Wellington, Tour 18, and the lake-area blocks for years, so the paperwork moves with the project instead of holding it up.
A kitchen refresh pulls in an electrician and a plumber. An addition pulls in framing, roof tie-in, HVAC, and inspections. A whole-home remodel pulls in all of them. Lining those trades up in the right order is the job of a general contractor Flower Mound TX homeowners hire when the work crosses rooms.
We start by walking your home as it stands — slab condition, panel size, roofline, and how water moves across the lot. Flower Mound's Cross Timbers soil and mature oaks shape what we find, and the plan accounts for it. Then we stay with the job until the last item on the punch list is signed off.
Call 469-312-0990 and tell us which Flower Mound neighborhood you are in. We will take it from there.
Flower Mound homes run from 1990s two-stories to fresh builds, so we do not sell a one-size plan. These are the four jobs we take on as the parent company — pick the one that matches your house.
Many Flower Mound homes went up in the 1990s and 2000s, and they age together — original kitchens, dated baths, tired flooring. We rework the house as one project: new layout where it counts, systems brought current, finishes that match room to room.
The kitchen is where a 1998 floor plan shows its age first. We open walls where the structure allows, reset cabinets and counters, fix the lighting, and make the room work for how your family eats and gathers. See our kitchen remodeling work →
Big lots are a Flower Mound advantage — additions here have room to breathe. Primary suites, second floors, larger kitchens, home offices: we sort out roofline, foundation, setbacks, and the HOA's say on exterior changes before plans go final.
Load-bearing walls come down, rooms get reframed, and electrical, plumbing, and HVAC move together. The jobs where one trade's work decides the next trade's day — that sequencing is what we do.
Describe the house, not the project — the dark kitchen, the primary bath from 1999, the living room nobody sits in. We will tell you straight whether it is a one-room job, a multi-room remodel, or an addition. Then we price it honestly.
Flower Mound is not one kind of house. The town sits in the Cross Timbers, with mature oaks and rolling lots. Homes run from 1990s builds to new ones on the west side. So each remodel starts with your lot, not a catalog.
We work in the town's long-settled areas — Bridlewood, Wellington, Lakeside DFW, Tour 18, Point Noble, Wichita Creek Estates, Canyon Falls — and the blocks in between. Lake-area homes near Grapevine Lake, Twin Coves Park, and Murrell Park bring their own needs: drainage, lot slope, and tree care shape what can be built and where.
Many Flower Mound homes sit in Lewisville ISD or Argyle ISD. School calendars shape our timing. Families often want the loud, messy work done while school is in or over summer.
Flower Mound runs home building work through the Town's Building Inspections office. The Town's Residential Builders Packet spells out what to file — footings, framing, and check order included. 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.
The Town is only half the sign-off. Many Flower Mound areas — Bridlewood, Wellington, Tour 18, and lake-area blocks among them — have HOAs with design 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.
We have built and remodeled North Texas homes since 1996, and Flower Mound has been a steady part of that work — the general contractor Flower Mound TX homeowners call when a job crosses trades. What wins here is not the lowest bid; it is a builder who handles the HOA letters, the Town permits, and the punch list without being chased. Our crews are fully insured, we work in Flower Mound every week, and we say plainly what the house needs, what it costs, and when it gets done.
Some jobs belong with a specialist. When your project centers on one trade, it goes to the JBN division that does that work every day — same parent company, dedicated crew. Wondering whether your job is a remodel or a division job? Our bathroom remodeling overview shows how the handoff works.
Based in Denton, we work across the Flower Mound area every week — nearby towns first, then the wider Metroplex:
Lewisville · Highland Village · Lantana · Double Oak · Copper Canyon · Bartonville · Corinth · Hickory Creek · Lake Dallas · Argyle · Denton · Coppell · Grapevine · The Colony · Justin
Any price you see online is a guess. In Flower Mound the cost turns on square footage, whether walls move, the state of the electrical and plumbing, and the finish level you choose. The honest quote comes from walking your home. Use a quote button on this page or call 469-312-0990 for a free in-home visit and a written scope.
A single kitchen often runs several weeks; a whole-home remodel runs several months. What moves the timeline is scope, permit review with the Town, material lead times, and how many trades the job needs. You get a written schedule before demo starts, and straight updates if it shifts.
Usually, yes. Moving walls, adding space, or touching plumbing, electrical, or mechanical systems means plans, review, and inspections through the Town of Flower Mound. Purely cosmetic work often does not. We confirm the current rules for your address and scope before anything starts.
In Flower Mound, almost certainly. Bridlewood, Wellington, Tour 18, and most lake-area blocks run design review through an architectural committee — exterior changes, additions, and even some window swaps need written approval first. That review sits apart from the Town permit, and we clear both before your plan goes final.
Most of the time, yes. For an addition or a one-room job, we phase the work so the rest of the house stays livable. A whole-home remodel is harder — some families stay with relatives or rent short-term for the heavy weeks. We talk through it honestly at the consult.
We work design-build: layout, selections, and budget are set as one plan before construction starts. If the job needs an engineer — a long beam span, a second floor — we bring one in. You do not manage that yourself.
Open the popup quote form with any quote button, or call 469-312-0990 and tell us what is not working in the house. Then we come to you — the consult happens at your home, in Flower Mound, not over the phone.
125 Old Alton Dr Ste 1, Denton, TX 76210 · Call 469-312-0990 · We serve Flower Mound and communities across the Metroplex every week.
Walk us through the house you actually live in — the closed-off kitchen, the primary suite that never got finished right, the lot with room for more. We will turn it into a real plan: scope, budget, HOA and Town approvals, and timing. Then we build it, one trade after another, until the punch list is done.
469-312-0990
125 Old Alton Dr Ste 1, Denton, TX 76210
Serving Flower Mound and towns across Denton County. We meet you at your home.
