
Licensed kitchen and bath remodeler serving Collin County since 2022
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling Murphy TX built to last
When you need kitchen and bathroom remodeling Murphy TX homeowners can count on, SpanForge Pro handles the whole job, from demolition to the final coat of Sherwin-Williams paint. We pull permits, manage trades, and keep your Murphy home livable while we work. Whether it is a cramped Maxwell Creek galley kitchen or a dated bathroom off FM 544, we build it once and build it right.
What's included
What our kitchen and bathroom remodeling covers
Every project starts with a written scope, so you know exactly what is in the price and what would be an add-on. Below is what a standard Murphy kitchen and bath remodel includes. Custom cabinetry, structural wall removal, and appliance packages are quoted separately once we see the space.
Permits and inspections
We file the city remodel permit and the plumbing and electrical sub-permits in our name, then meet the inspector at rough-in and final. You get copies of every signed inspection card, which is what a buyer's agent asks for at resale.
Demo and disposal
We tear out cabinets, counters, tile, and fixtures, then haul everything to the dump. Floors and adjacent rooms get protected with rosin paper and zip walls before the first sledgehammer swing. A typical Murphy kitchen and bath generates two to three dumpster loads.
Plumbing and electrical rough-in
New supply lines, shutoff valves, drain connections, GFCI outlets, exhaust fans, and dedicated appliance circuits. All of it is inspected before drywall. If we find outdated electrical wiring or a plumbing leak in the wall, we show you and price the repair.
Waterproofing and tile
Cement board, a bonded waterproof membrane, and a sloped shower pan go in before any tile. Floor tile gets set with a laser level for consistent grout lines. We seal grout after it cures, which is the step most crews skip.
Cabinets and countertops
We hang cabinets level and plumb on studs, shim as needed, and template countertops on site for a tight fit against the wall. Quartz, granite, and butcher block are all available through our North Texas suppliers.
Paint and final trim
Sherwin-Williams or Behr paint on walls and trim, new baseboards, and caulk lines at every wet-area joint. We touch up after the plumber and electrician finish their final connections, so nothing gets scuffed on the last day.
Service overview
What kitchen and bathroom remodeling Murphy TX really involves
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling Murphy TX is general construction work that replaces the wet, load-bearing, and mechanical systems behind your cabinets, tile, and fixtures, then rebuilds the finished surfaces on top. That means new supply lines and shutoffs, GFCI outlets on 20-amp circuits, cement board behind shower tile, and cabinets hung level on a stud wall. A bathroom gut runs 10 to 18 days; a full kitchen with new counters and cabinets runs three to five weeks.
Murphy homes built in the 1990s and early 2000s are hitting the age where original polybutylene supply lines, builder-grade cabinets, and 12x12 floor tile start failing at the same time. We see it most in Maxwell Creek and Timber Ridge, where a small leak under a kitchen sink quietly rots the subfloor for months. If you are searching for affordable kitchen and bathroom remodeling Murphy TX, start with a moisture check before you pick a tile.
The service timeline
How our kitchen and bath remodeler Murphy TX process runs
The process flexes to the condition, but these checkpoints keep decisions clear.
On-site walkthrough
We measure both rooms, check water pressure at every fixture, and look for foundation cracks or soft spots in the subfloor. You get a written scope and a fixed price within 48 hours. No charge for the visit, and no pressure to sign on the spot.
Permits and selections
We file the remodel permit with the city and pull the plumbing and electrical sub-permits. While that processes, you pick cabinets, tile, and paint at our supplier showrooms. Most Murphy clients lock selections within a week, which keeps the schedule moving.
Demo and rough-in
We protect floors and adjacent rooms, then tear out to the studs. The plumber reroutes supply and drain lines, the electrician runs new circuits, and we frame any layout changes. Rough-in inspection happens before a single sheet of drywall goes up.
Build and finish
Drywall, cement board, waterproofing, tile, cabinets, countertops, and paint go in on a set sequence. A laser level keeps cabinet runs and tile lines true. You get a daily photo update so you always know what happened on site that day.
Punch list and warranty
We walk both rooms with you, note anything that needs adjusting, and fix it before we call the job done. You receive a written workmanship warranty and a maintenance sheet covering grout sealing and caulk checks. Final payment comes after you sign off.
Tools & methods
Tools and methods we bring to every job
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians, so the job is done accurately the first time.
DeWalt and Milwaukee cordless drills
Cabinet installation, fixture mounting, and subfloor screws. We keep two batteries charging at all times so the crew never stops to wait on a charge.
Laser level
Sets cabinet runs, tile lines, and shower pan slopes. A laser catches a wall that is out of plumb before cabinets go on it, which saves a callback later.
Stud finder and tape measure
Locates framing for cabinet screws, grab-bar blocking, and TV mounts. We mark studs with painter's tape so the electrician and tile setter hit them too.
Circular saw and sledgehammer
Demo and rough cutting. The sledgehammer comes out for tile and cabinet removal; the circular saw handles plywood and subfloor patching.
Concrete mixer
Mixes deck mud for shower pans and floor leveling. A properly packed mud bed is what makes a shower drain fast and stay leak-free.
Nail gun and Makita framing tools
Framing changes, blocking, and trim. We use a cordless nail gun for trim so we are not running a compressor hose through your finished rooms.
Use cases
When Murphy homeowners call us
These examples show how the service framework adapts rather than forcing every call through one repair.

Timber Ridge primary bath rebuild
A primary bath with a cracked shower pan leaking into the ceiling below. Rotted studs behind the tile and visible mold growth on the drywall. The exhaust fan was venting straight into the attic. → Demo to the studs, rotted lumber replaced, mold treated, and a new sloped mud-bed pan with a linear drain. The fan now vents through the roof. Flood test passed before tile. Project ran 16 working days.
Willow Wood kitchen and bath refresh
A 2005 kitchen with dated granite and oak cabinets, and a primary bath with a garden tub the owners never used. No structural or mechanical problems, just finishes that no longer matched how the family lived. → Tub removed and replaced with a curbless tiled shower, quartz counters and new cabinet fronts in the kitchen, updated lighting throughout. Finished in 19 working days with no permit delays.
Problems we solve
Problems our Murphy kitchen and bath remodeler fixes
Most Murphy remodels start because something failed, not because the homeowner wanted a new look. Here are the four calls we get most often, and what it takes to fix each one properly.
Slow leak under the kitchen sink
We cut out the damaged cabinet base and subfloor section, replace the supply line and shutoff, treat the framing, and rebuild. Catching it during a remodel adds a few hundred dollars; catching it after the floor sags adds thousands.
Shower leaking into the wall
We demo the shower to the studs, replace any rotted lumber, install cement board with a bonded waterproof membrane, and set a new sloped pan. The rebuild passes a flood test before tile goes back on.
Outdated electrical near wet areas
We run dedicated 20-amp circuits, install GFCI outlets within six feet of every sink, and add a properly vented exhaust fan. All of it is inspected before drywall, so the fix is permanent and code-correct.
Cabinets hung out of level
We shim and shim until the run is dead level, then scribe the filler strips to the wall. Countertops get templated on site, so the backsplash joint is tight. You get doors that close with one finger.
Pricing process
What kitchen and bathroom remodeling costs in Murphy
$18,000 - $75,000 depending on scope, materials, and whether both rooms are done together
Layout changes
Moving a sink, toilet, or range means relocating drain lines and supply. That adds plumbing labor, concrete or subfloor patching, and inspection time. Keeping fixtures in place is the single biggest cost saver on a Murphy remodel.
Material grade
Stock cabinets from a big-box supplier versus custom cabinetry can swing the kitchen budget by $8,000 or more. Quartz and granite run $60 to $120 per square foot installed, while butcher block and laminate sit well below that.
Hidden damage
Rot, mold growth, or outdated electrical wiring behind the walls adds scope. We stop, show you photos, and price the repair before we proceed. Most Murphy homes built before 2005 have at least one surprise.
What does kitchen and bathroom remodeling include in Murphy TX?
It includes demolition, plumbing and electrical rough-in, drywall, waterproofing, tile, cabinets, countertops, fixtures, and paint for both rooms. In Murphy, that also means pulling the city remodel permit and passing rough-in and final inspections. A typical project replaces supply lines, adds GFCI outlets, installs cement board behind wet-area tile, and finishes with new flooring and trim.
How much does kitchen and bathroom remodeling cost in Murphy?
Typical 2026 pricing in Murphy runs $18,000 to $32,000 for a hall bath and galley kitchen done together, and $45,000 to $75,000 for a full primary bath and open kitchen with quartz counters. Layout changes, moving a drain line, and custom cabinetry push the number up. Keeping plumbing in place and choosing stock cabinets keeps it down.
How to hire a kitchen and bath remodeler in Murphy TX?
Ask three things: a Texas general contractor license, a certificate of insurance, and two recent Murphy addresses you can drive past. Then confirm they pull permits in their own name, because that is who the inspector holds responsible. Get the scope in writing with a fixed price, and never pay more than a third up front.
Do I need a kitchen and bathroom remodeling contractor for my Murphy home?
Yes, if the work touches plumbing, electrical, or structural framing, which almost every kitchen and bath remodel does. Murphy requires permits for those trades, and unpermitted work surfaces at resale and can stall a closing. A licensed contractor also carries the insurance that protects you if a worker is injured on site.
Ready when you are
Get your kitchen and bathroom remodeling Murphy TX quote
Licensed, insured, and local to Collin County. We give you a fixed price in writing within 48 hours of the walkthrough, and we answer the phone after the job is done. Call (855) 948-0345 or book online and we will get you on the schedule.

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Call (855) 948-0345 or email [email protected] and we will get back to you the same business day. We schedule walkthroughs Monday through Friday and answer emergency calls 24/7 for storm and water damage. Tell us what you are planning and we will tell you what it takes to get it done.



