Keller

Keller is not a market to us. It’s home.

Chad and Catherine Swanson founded Swanson Renovations in Keller in 2007, and the office has been on LaSalle Drive ever since. Our trades start their mornings here. Chad’s Friday site walks start here. When a Keller homeowner calls about a kitchen, the first consultation can happen the same week — because getting to you takes minutes, not a tollway.

That proximity shows up in the work. Keller projects get the same crews, the same protection standards, and the same designer partnerships as our Vaquero and Westlake projects — with a shorter drive and, usually, a lighter permitting path.

What we build in Keller.

Primary suite additions — our most-requested Keller scope. The 1995-2010 housing stock carries under-sized primaries; we add 450-700 sq ft sited properly and convert the original suite. $250K-$450K, 16-24 weeks of construction, and the family stays home throughout. The Keller addition guide →

Kitchens — full guts with cleaner cabinetry vocabularies and stone selected at the yard with you and your designer. $175K-$400K typical in Keller.

Whole-home renovations — one contract across the kitchen, baths, suite, and living spaces, from $700K. The coordinated approach runs 12-22% less than the same rooms remodeled serially over five years.

Outdoor living — covered patios, outdoor kitchens, and fireplace seating for lots that back to greenbelt or golf.

The neighborhoods, specifically.

Hidden Lakes and Estates at Hidden Lakes — 2005+ builds with generous footprints; remodels here skew toward kitchens and spa-grade baths. Marshall Ridge — larger lots with real room for additions. Old Keller — original homes where an addition has to respect roof pitch, materials, and proportion, which is exactly the kind of problem we enjoy.

The home-town difference, concretely.

Every builder says “responsive.” Here’s what it means when your builder’s office is in your city: the first consultation inside a week. Chad physically on your site every Friday. A punch-list item handled by someone who drives past your neighborhood on the way home. And a reputation we protect where we live — our kids’ teachers and our neighbors are our references.

Start with a conversation.

Talk to Chad about your Keller project — sixty to ninety minutes in your home, free, no pitch. Bring your interior designer if you have one; we’ll introduce you to designers we trust if you don’t.