OneWay RemodelOneWay Remodel

Guadalupe County, Texas

Remodeling contractor in Schertz, TX.

Schertz is mostly master-planned, which is useful to know before a remodel starts. Homes built to the same handful of floor plans have the same handful of problems: a kitchen walled off from the living room, a builder-grade cabinet run that was never sized to the appliances, and ceilings tall enough to do something with. Once you have opened one of them up, you know what is behind the wall in the next one.

OneWay Remodel builds custom kitchens, closets, cabinetry and whole home remodels for Schertz homeowners. Schertz is inside our normal service area with no travel surcharge. Owner Hayne Wolmarans supervises every job. Licensed RBC-22-01411, insured.

Schertz kitchen with blue grey cabinets, white quartz and exposed cedar beams, built by OneWay Remodel
Real OneWay job

A Schertz kitchen

Blue grey cabinets under exposed cedar beams

Schertz kitchen with blue grey cabinets, white quartz and exposed cedar beams Hand built knotty cedar range hood above a cooktop in a Schertz kitchen Schertz kitchen run with blue grey cabinetry and quartz counters Detail of a knotty cedar range hood against white subway tile Open plan kitchen and living room after a wall removal Walk in closet with hanging, drawers and shoe storage Remodeled bathroom with a white double vanity and round mirrors Mudroom lockers with a solid wood bench
Schertz kitchen, cedar beams
$0Travel surcharge
2-4Weeks for a kitchen
25Years in the trade
32Five-star reviews

What we build in Schertz

All six, same crew.

Everything we do in San Antonio we do in Schertz. Same people, same timelines, no travel fee.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions.

What Schertz homeowners ask us most, answered the way we would answer on the phone.

1.

Do you charge a travel fee for Schertz?

No. Schertz is inside our normal service area.

2.

Have you worked in Schertz before?

Yes. The cedar range hood on this page was built for a Schertz kitchen, along with the blue grey cabinetry and quartz counters around it. It was made on sawhorses in the shop and then installed.

3.

Why do the doors stick in my Schertz house?

San Antonio and the Hill Country sit on expansive clay. It swells when it rains and shrinks in drought, and our rainfall swings hard between the two. That movement is why doors stick, tile cracks, floors run out of level and gaps open at the trim. We measure and scribe to the house as it actually is rather than assuming it is square.

4.

My neighbours have the same floor plan. Does that help?

It genuinely does. Once we have opened one of a builder's plans we know how it is framed, where the services run and which wall is carrying load. That takes guesswork and contingency out of the quote.

5.

Do you pull permits in Guadalupe County?

Yes. Requirements differ between city limits and unincorporated county, and we confirm which applies to your address before work starts. Hayne holds City of San Antonio Residential Building Contractor License RBC-22-01411.

6.

How long does a kitchen remodel take in Schertz?

A full custom kitchen takes 2 to 4 weeks. A custom closet takes about a week. A primary suite bath runs 3 to 5 weeks.

7.

Can you make a builder-grade kitchen look custom?

We do not dress up the old one. We take it out and build a new one to the room, which on these floor plans usually means using the ceiling height that the builder ignored.

8.

Is there a minimum project size?

We take whole rooms rather than single fixtures. A custom shop build carries the same setup cost whether it is one cabinet or a kitchen full, so a one-item job serves you badly and we say so on the phone.

Nearby

We also work in Boerne, Bulverde, Spring Branch, Universal City, and across San Antonio. The full list is on our areas served page.

Thinking about a Schertz project?

Call and you will speak to Hayne or someone who has been on his crew. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the phone.

The consultation is free, and there is no travel charge anywhere we work.