CH Remodeling and Construction is Carlos. Bathrooms opened up into tiled walk-in showers, covered patios and cedar pergolas, stone outdoor kitchens, tile and flooring laid level, backyard studios and sheds, and interior remodeling — framing through the finish coat, for houses around Houston. Send a photo on WhatsApp and get a no-obligation quote.
Inside the house and out in the yard: the bathroom taken back to the studs and rebuilt, the patio covered so the backyard is usable in summer, the floor laid flat and grouted clean, a studio or shed put up out back, and rooms opened up and refinished. Tell us which one you need and we take it from there.
Every picture on this page is his own job around Houston — the bathrooms, the pergolas and patio covers, the outdoor kitchen, the tile going down and the shed out back. Some are finished, some are shown half built on purpose, because the framing underneath is where a patio cover or a tiled shower is won or lost. No stock photos.
Carlos runs CH Remodeling and Construction himself. You send a photo of the bathroom, the patio or the room on WhatsApp, he looks at it and tells you what it actually takes, and then he is the one building it. Nobody in between, no call center, no salesperson.
The numbers on this page reach Carlos. He reads the message, he gives the quote, and he is there on the job when the work starts. What you agreed on is what gets built, because the same person heard it and did it.
The same hands that set the posts and frame the roof are the hands that lay the tile and hang the door. Nothing gets handed off halfway through, so there is no argument later about who was supposed to have done what.
A shower is built behind the tile, not on it. The pan gets sloped, the walls and the curb get waterproofed, and only then does the tile go on. Tile set straight onto bare board looks fine on day one and shows you the truth the first wet season.
Send a picture of the bathroom, the patio or the room with your city and you get a straight, no-obligation answer about what the job takes. Carlos works in Spanish; English-speaking customers write by WhatsApp and this page reads in both languages.
WhatsApp the number on this page with a picture of the bathroom, the backyard or the room, and your city. That is enough to start the conversation.
He tells you what the job really needs, what is included and what is not, and gives a clear no-obligation quote. Bathrooms, patio covers and additions get a look in person before anything is agreed.
Demolition, then the structure: footings, posts and framing outside, or the pan, the backing and the waterproofing inside. The finish only goes on once what is behind it is right.
You look at the tile lines, the grout, the doors and the trim with him, and the site gets cleaned up. Anything that wants another pass gets one before he calls the job finished.
Heat and humidity most of the year, storms that roll in off the Gulf in the afternoon, and clay soil under the whole region that swells when it rains and shrinks when it dries. A remodel here is planned around all three, or it comes apart while it still looks new.
Between the heat and the afternoon storms, an open backyard in Houston sits empty most of the summer. Put a roof or a pergola over it and the patio gets used more than the inside of the house — shade in the day, a fan moving the air, and somewhere to stand when the rain comes through.
The ground here lifts and drops with the weather, and anything sitting on a lazy base goes with it. Tile floors crack along the grout lines, shed doors stop closing and patio posts lean. That is why the base gets prepared and levelled properly before a single tile or post goes down.
Gulf Coast damp never really leaves a bathroom, so a shower that is not sealed behind the tile stays wet inside the wall. Waterproofing, a sloped pan and the right backing are what keep a remodel dry; the pretty tile on the front is the easy part.
Flat land and heavy rain mean water has nowhere to go, and a structure out in the yard takes the wind on its own. Footings go deep, posts get anchored, and the cover is framed and drained so the storm runs off it instead of sitting on it.
CH Remodeling and Construction is Carlos's business, working out of Houston and across the towns around it. Remodeling and construction for houses: bathrooms, patio covers, pergolas and outdoor kitchens, tile and flooring, backyard studios, sheds and additions, and interior remodeling. The photo beside this is one of his own jobs, with the roof of a patio cover going up.
He works in Spanish, and this page reads in English and Spanish so nothing gets lost between what you asked for and what gets built. English-speaking customers write on WhatsApp with a photo and get a clear answer back by text, with the details in writing where both of you can see them and go back to them later.
The way he works is simple: look at the job honestly, say what it takes before it starts, build the structure right before anything pretty goes on top of it, and leave the place clean. Write to (832) 266-5040 with a photo of what you want done and you get a no-obligation quote back.
It depends on what is behind the tile. A bathroom with sound framing and plumbing that stays where it is moves along steadily; one where the shower is moved, the floor has to be rebuilt or there is old water damage in the wall takes longer, and the waterproofing and the grout both need their drying time. Carlos gives you the honest schedule when he quotes, not once the walls are already open.
For most jobs, no. A patio cover, a pergola, an outdoor kitchen or a backyard studio happens outside and you live normally the whole time. A bathroom means that bathroom is out of use until it is finished, so if it is the only one in the house, it is worth planning around. Floors and a room being opened up mean that area is closed off and dusty for a while. He tells you exactly which rooms are out of service before the first day.
It depends on the city and on the job. Houston, Katy, Cypress, Pearland and Sugar Land do not all treat a patio cover, a shed or an addition the same way, and a cosmetic remodel is not looked at like a structure going up in the yard. Carlos tells you what your job needs before anything starts, so it is settled up front instead of turning into a problem halfway through.
In the master-planned neighborhoods around Katy, Cypress, Pearland and Sugar Land the HOA usually wants to see what is going in the backyard before it goes in: the size, the roof line, the colors and how it sits against the house. Carlos can give you photos and a plain description of the structure to send with your application, and he builds it to match the house so it gets approved instead of arguing with it.
Send a WhatsApp photo of the bathroom, the backyard or the room along with your city. You get a no-obligation quote for the job, with what is included spelled out instead of left vague. Bathrooms, patio covers, additions and anything structural get a look in person before it is agreed, because walls and yards hide things a photo will not show.
Yes. A shower retiled, one room of flooring, a vanity swapped out, a porch rebuilt or a small shed in the back are all normal work, and they are also how most people find out whether they want the bigger job done by the same person. Ask on WhatsApp and you get a straight answer about whether it is worth doing on its own or worth bundling with something else.
A bathroom in Houston, a patio cover in Katy, new tile in Pearland and a backyard studio in Cypress each need a different plan — and we handle all of them. Houston is the base and the work goes out into the towns around it. Not sure whether your neighborhood is in range? Send a WhatsApp and ask; you will get an honest answer either way.
No-obligation quote — send a WhatsApp with a photo of the bathroom, the patio or the room and we tell you what it takes. We read English and reply in Spanish or English by text.
