Best Austin Handyman gutted and rebuilt this 1968 split-level in University Hills. New kitchen, new bathrooms, new flooring, new windows, updated electrical and plumbing, full HVAC replacement. The foundation was repaired. New roof on top. The Layout The home has a split-level floor plan. A sunken living room sits a few steps down from the…
A family in Northwest Austin had a backyard full of mature live oaks and an idea. Build a treehouse where their kids can make memories for years to come. Not a prefab platform bolted to a single trunk, but a structure with walls, windows, and a roof. One that fits the trees in the backyard….
Best Austin Handyman & Remodeling built this outdoor kitchen for a homeowner in Bastrop. The project included an L-shaped island with a built-in grill, side burner, sink, refrigerator, and storage — all under a covered patio with a tongue-and-groove wood ceiling, pendant lights, and a ceiling fan. The island is wrapped in dark stacked stone…
Best Austin Handyman & Remodeling built this backyard deck from pressure-treated lumber, painted it to match the home’s trim and privacy fence, and added custom planter boxes along the fence line. The crew also installed a retractable awning and pergola with string lights to round out the outdoor living space. The crew painted the deck…
Not every backyard needs a deck. This one needed less structure, not more. Why Remove a Deck Instead of Rebuilding Removing the deck opened up the yard and made the transition from inside to outside feel natural. The new pressure-treated lumber steps lead straight from the door to ground level. No railing needed, no elevation…
This project came for a homeowner in Austin who wanted to update their kitchen and add storage throughout the house. The scope included a full kitchen remodel, a built-in bookshelf in the living area, and custom floating shelves in a family room. The Kitchen The kitchen now features white shaker-style cabinets that run from floor…
A water leak can turn a kitchen, the center of your home, into a construction zone overnight. That’s what happened to this Austin homeowner, whose kitchen needed a full renovation after water damage affected the cabinets, flooring, and drywall. Rather than simply restore what was there before, the homeowner decided to use the opportunity to…
This Austin homeowner faced a common issue in older neighborhoods: mature live oaks and pecan trees shedding leaves, twigs, and debris into the gutters. Several times a year, someone climbed a ladder to scoop out handfuls of decomposing leaves. After too many weekends spent on the roof, they called Best Austin Handyman to install gutter…
This Austin bathroom got a full refresh with one unifying design choice – gold hardware throughout. The sliding glass shower doors, faucet, mirror frame, and light fixture all match, which pulls the whole space together. The light sage tile in the shower adds subtle color without taking over, and the wood-grain vanity brings warmth against…
This Austin bathroom needed more than a quick refresh. The shower tile was dated, and the floors were worn. The homeowners wanted a clean, modern look without gutting the entire bathroom. Best Austin Handyman handled the tile work, installed a new rainfall showerhead, replaced the flooring, and painted the walls. The new tile choices make…
