Dallas, TX

Kitchen, Bath & Pre-Sale Renovation in Dallas, TX

Dallas buyers pay for move-in ready and discount everything else, so the highest-return work before a listing is the kitchen, the baths, floors and paint, typically a three-to-six-week scope. Our Prestwick Ln. project took a whole home from dated to done in six weeks, and Shubert Ct. shows the designer level we reach when a home calls for it.

  • Comprehensive estimate within 48 hours of the walkthrough
  • Dedicated project manager on site
  • Refreshes in 3 to 6 weeks, remodels in 8 to 12
Dining room at Prestwick Ln in Dallas after fresh paint, new lighting, and refinished floors

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What sells in Dallas

Move-In Ready Gets the Showings

Dallas is a large market with a simple rule: the homes that photograph like new construction get the showings, and the ones that need work get the discount. Across Dallas–Fort Worth, the median listing had been on the market 58 days in August 2026, up from 48 in May, and 13,504 listings had a price reduction during the month (Realtor.com via FRED; the fall numbers). A home that shows its age is the first one cut.

That is why our Renovate to Sell scope starts with the rooms buyers judge first: fresh neutral paint, consistent flooring, a kitchen and bathrooms that feel current, lighting, and curb appeal. We only suggest the work that pays back at the closing table.

How it runs. A quick conversation, an in-person walkthrough, then a comprehensive estimate within 48 hours of that visit. Once the scope is approved, a dedicated project manager is on site, the same painters, tile setters, and flooring installers we use job after job do the work, and Justin is your point of contact from the first call to the last walkthrough. Pre-sale refreshes typically take three to six weeks; larger remodels run eight to twelve.

Staying instead of selling? Renovate to Stay uses the same team for kitchens, bathrooms, and whole-home updates, the way we did at Prestwick Ln. and Shubert Ct.

Selling? See how Renovate to Sell works. Staying? See Renovate to Stay. Or go straight to kitchens, bathrooms, whole-home refreshes, and our work.

Freestanding tub under plantation shutters at Shubert Ct. in Dallas
58 daysMedian days on market, Dallas–Fort Worth, August 2026, up from 48 in May (Realtor.com via FRED)
13,504Dallas–Fort Worth listings with a price reduction, August 2026 (Realtor.com via FRED)
48 hrsFrom walkthrough to a comprehensive estimate
5.0Google rating across 23 reviews

Prestwick Ln., Dallas

Six Weeks, Whole Home

Prestwick Ln primary bathroom in Dallas before the renovation: gray vanity and original tubBefore
Primary bathroom at Prestwick Ln in Dallas after the renovation: freestanding tub, chevron marble-look tile wainscot, brass tub filler, and a crystal chandelierAfter
Primary bathroom: freestanding tub, marble-look tile, brass fixtures. Part of a six-week whole-home update. Drag to compare.

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Dallas Projects

Whole home · 6 weeks · $250K

Prestwick Ln., Dallas

Primary bath, laundry, powder room, kitchen refresh, floors, paint, and exterior for relocating owners.

Primary bath · $160K

Shubert Ct., Dallas

Lee Jofa wallpaper, Walker Zanger tile, Newport Brass, marble throughout.

Whole home · 12 weeks · $350K

Revere Pl., Lakewood

Kitchen, bar, baths, built-ins, and hardwoods throughout for owners who stayed.

“Absolutely outstanding company! We received multiple offers and we're under contract within hours after going active on my listing! Very professional, communication was great throughout the whole process. I highly recommend Renovation Sells! It works!”

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Dallas questions

Renovating Before Selling in Dallas

Straight answers from your local experts. All questions.

Should I renovate my house before selling in Dallas?

Often yes, when one or two rooms would stop a buyer, and not always. Buyers have time and choices, so they skip homes that need work. We recommend only updates we believe will pay back, sometimes just a good cleaning and a coat of paint.

How much does a pre-sale renovation cost in Dallas?

It depends on the rooms and the finish level the comparable homes call for. Pre-sale projects on this site ran from $60,000 at Biscayne in Frisco to $135,000 at Azure Ln. in Addison, a whole-house renovation. Paint, flooring, and lighting alone cost less. The walkthrough and itemized estimate are free.

How long does a pre-sale renovation take in Dallas?

Pre-sale refreshes typically take three to six weeks; larger remodels run eight to twelve. Haven Pl. in Allen was renovated top to bottom in three weeks; Prestwick Ln. in Dallas, a whole-home update, took six. After the walkthrough you have a comprehensive estimate within 48 hours.

Which Dallas neighborhoods do you work in?

Lakewood, Preston Hollow, North Dallas, Highland Park, and University Park, plus Addison and Collin County: Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, and Melissa. Not sure about your street? Call (469) 500-3602 and ask.

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A quick conversation, an in-person walkthrough, then a comprehensive estimate within 48 hours of that visit.