Kitchen, Bath & Pre-Sale Renovation in Highland Park

In Highland Park a listing is judged against renovated and newly built homes on the same streets, so the question is not whether to update before selling but how far to take it. Paint and carpet will not move a buyer at this price. A kitchen with real materials, bathrooms finished in stone and quality brass, lighting that flatters the rooms, and a house that photographs like a design magazine will.

That is the level we work at. On Shubert Ct. in Dallas everything in the primary bath is new: Lee Jofa wallpaper, Walker Zanger tile, Newport Brass hardware, marble tile throughout, cream cabinetry, and a freestanding tub under plantation shutters. On Vancouver Dr. in Preston Hollow we rebuilt the kitchen with stained oak cabinetry, quartzite counters and backsplash, and an island the whole family sits at, plus a new pantry, an office, built-ins, and hardwoods throughout.

Schedule matters as much as finish. Carrying a Highland Park home costs real money every month, so your designer selects finishes before construction begins, a dedicated project manager runs the job on site, the same trades we use on every project do the work, and you get real-time updates until the home is ready to list. Across Dallas–Fort Worth, the median listing had been on the market 58 days in August 2026 (Realtor.com via FRED; the fall numbers); a finished home is the one that does not wait.

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