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Custom Luxury Homes & Turnkey Remodeling in Fulshear, TX
A backyard that connects to the house. A kitchen with space for everyday meals. A bathroom that works better each morning. TenTwelve Builders helps Fulshear homeowners turn those goals into a clear design and construction plan.
Our featured patio project brings that approach outdoors, combining a larger cedar cover, a stone kitchen and fireplace, and a wide sliding door in one connected gathering space.
Make the backyard part of daily life with a covered patio, outdoor kitchen or stone fireplace. We plan roof connections, cooking space, lighting and paths together so the new work fits your home.
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Create a kitchen with room to cook, gather and keep everyday items within reach. We plan cabinets, counters and lighting around your routines, and review any wall or utility changes before construction.
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Improve a primary or guest bath with practical storage, a well-planned shower and finishes you enjoy. Plumbing, ventilation and lighting belong in the plan alongside tile and fixtures.
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Stay in the home you enjoy while making space for a growing household. We plan bedroom and living-area additions around the existing layout, roof and foundation, with attention to yard space and utility connections.
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Explore a separate place for family, guests or a mother-in-law suite. An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) starts with a property review: intended use, available space, utilities and applicable rules all shape what can be built.
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Plan a home around the way you want to live and the land you have. We bring design and construction together, coordinating site access, utilities and foundation planning before moving into the build.
Explore Custom Homes →For a patio extension, start with the existing roof, door openings and the way you move between the house and yard. We review the structure and plan new supports and roof connections before choosing the visible finishes.
Shade, seating and the cooking area should work together. We also consider lighting, gas and electrical needs, paving levels and how water drains away from the house.
Inside, a kitchen or bathroom remodel starts with the same question: what needs to work better? The layout guides cabinet, fixture and material choices.
A Fulshear mailing address does not establish the property's permitting authority. Confirm city limits, any extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) and the agencies responsible for the specific work before construction.
Fulshear Planning Services lists permit requirements for structural and building-system changes, along with exemptions for some finish work. Ask the city which requirements apply to your address and scope.
Fort Bend County issues development permits in unincorporated areas. Depending on the site, an addition, grading or drainage work may need county review. Confirm utility, floodplain or septic requirements when relevant.
If your property has HOA rules or deed restrictions, review them separately. For an addition or guest house, check the proposed use, building placement and utility needs before committing to a design.
The homeowners wanted to double their patio cover and add space for cooking, relaxing and children's play. We replaced two French doors with an 18-foot-wide RAM sliding door to connect the house and backyard.
The key challenge was blending the extension with the existing roof. We began with structural design, using Parallam perimeter beams and 8×8 cedar columns, then matched the shingles and finished the beams and ceiling in natural cedar. Built-in speakers and recessed lighting completed the cover.
Our masonry team built a natural-stone fireplace with a limestone front, two limestone benches and a gas-starter option. The stone kitchen includes a grill and griddle with dedicated gas supply. Three-centimeter marble pavers step down to the yard, alongside a small turf play area, rose trellis and paving connection to the side driveway.
Browse Our Completed Projects →Our design service uses 3D renderings and material selections to help you see the space and establish pricing before construction.
We bring design and construction together, with clear communication and a team that coordinates the work through each stage.
We price the agreed work and discuss changes with you. When material choices are still open, we use allowances based on your budget and the quality you want.
Yes. We first review the existing roof, supports and the space you want to add. Structural design and a careful roof connection help the extension fit the house. The featured project doubled the covered area and finished it with cedar beams and a cedar ceiling.
Yes. We can plan the cooking area, fireplace and seating as one space. Gas supply, appliance clearances, the chimney and nearby materials need to be reviewed together. The featured kitchen includes a grill and griddle, and its fireplace has a gas-starter option.
We can review the opening, wall structure and door system as part of the project. A wider opening may need structural changes. In the featured project, two French doors were replaced with an 18-foot-wide RAM sliding door.
The mailing address alone does not settle jurisdiction. We confirm the property location and ask the appropriate authority which approvals apply. Fulshear Planning Services is a starting point for city requirements; Fort Bend County handles development permits in unincorporated areas. Some sites need more than one review.
If your property has an HOA or deed restrictions, review those requirements before work begins. A patio cover, exterior door change or detached building may need a separate design submission. The association decides whether a plan meets its rules; a building permit does not replace that review.
Yes. We can review an addition or accessory dwelling unit (ADU), including a guest house or mother-in-law suite. Feasibility depends on the lot, intended use, applicable zoning or deed restrictions, utilities and required approvals. A Fulshear mailing address is not a guarantee that a separate dwelling is allowed.
We review how the new patio meets the house, where steps are needed and how water moves through the yard. Paver selection, surface slope and connections to existing walks are planned together. Drainage or grading changes may require additional review, depending on the property.
Bring your address, a few photos, your main goals and any HOA guidelines you have. A rough budget and preferred timing also help. We can then discuss the design, material selections and next steps; the schedule depends on the scope, approvals and material availability.
Whether you are updating a neighborhood home or planning changes on a larger property, start by sharing your address and the space you want to improve. We can review access, the existing home and the approvals relevant to your site.
Explore our nearby service areas in Richmond and Sugar Land, or our Houston page.
Tell us how you want to use your home and backyard.
We’ll help you explore the design, materials and next steps.
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