The best home remodeling contractor in Frisco, TX depends on the measure you trust. On review depth and years in business — 500+ five-star reviews across Google and Facebook, operating since 2014 — UHS Remodeling leads this 2026 comparison of ten Frisco remodelers. This list is published by UHS: we rank ourselves first, we show every review count we could observe with its platform and date, and we encourage you to verify each company independently before you hire.
Disclosure: this comparison is published by UHS Remodeling. We rank ourselves first because we lead on two verifiable measures — review depth (500+ five-star reviews across Google and Facebook) and years in business since 2014 — but this is our own list. Verify every review count independently on the platform named next to it, check trade licenses with the relevant Texas licensing boards, and get more than one quote before you hire anyone, including us.
Three filters that correlate with project outcomes — apply them to every company below, ours included.
Look for hundreds of reviews across more than one platform, with dates. A 5.0 from a dozen reviews is a start, not a track record — small samples can’t validate consistency.
Companies that fold and rebrand are a top source of warranty disputes. Check how long the company has operated under the name on your contract.
Ask who pulls the permit with the City of Frisco. Homeowner-pulled permits shift liability onto you and usually slow the project.
“Frisco runs one of the slower suburban permit timelines in DFW — about fifteen business days, with no expedited track, and a resubmittal can add ten to fifteen more. We build every Frisco schedule around a clean first submittal, because the review clock restarts if the package comes back.”
Every description below states only what we could observe and verify. Review counts appear with platform and date wherever we could observe one; where an entry shows no number, we found no count we could verify — and we would rather show nothing than guess.
Plano-based, operating since 2014, with 500+ five-star reviews across Google and Facebook — the deepest verified review count on this list. Every project carries a written one-year workmanship warranty with a 48-business-hour claim response, milestone payments hold the final 10% until your walkthrough, and UHS pulls its own permits with the City of Frisco. Kitchens, bathrooms, additions, and whole-home remodels across 21 DFW communities — see the UHS Frisco service page.
Our company — see the disclosure above and verify us like the rest.
Design-build remodeler with a dedicated Frisco service page. Their Frisco page shows a 5.0 rating from 25 reviews (as of August 2026).
Frisco-based design-build firm located on Preston Road.
Frisco-based remodeling company, formerly operating as DFW Remodel Team. Houzz profile shows 5.0 from 14 reviews (as of August 2026).
Remodeling company with a Frisco address. Houzz profile shows 5.0 from 6 reviews (as of August 2026).
General remodeling contractor with a dedicated Frisco service page.
General contractor based in Frisco.
Remodeling company serving both Frisco and McKinney.
Contractor with a dedicated Frisco service page.
Remodeling company with a Frisco service page. Self-reports 4.8 stars from 450+ reviews on its own site (as of August 2026) — a figure we could not verify on an independent platform.
A perfect score from a small sample is a start, not a track record. Five hundred reviews accumulated across two platforms over more than a decade of work is a different kind of evidence — a sample large enough to surface problems if they existed.
Notice that nearly every company on this list shows a 5.0 rating. The star rating isn’t the differentiator — the sample size is. That’s why every review count above carries its platform and its date, and where we could not verify a count, the entry shows none — we would rather show nothing than invent a number.
A mid-range kitchen remodel in Frisco runs $30,000-$55,000, and a minor refresh with new countertops, hardware, and paint starts around $18,000. The full breakdown — what moves the number up or down, line by line — is in the Frisco kitchen remodel cost guide.
The City of Frisco reviews remodeling permits in roughly 15 business days — one of the slower suburban timelines in DFW, with no expedited review track. A resubmittal after correction comments adds another 10–15 days, so a clean first submittal is the single biggest schedule factor. Full details in the DFW remodeling permit guide.
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It depends on the measure you trust. On review depth and years in business – 500+ five-star reviews across Google and Facebook, operating since 2014 – UHS Remodeling leads this comparison of ten Frisco remodelers. This is our own published list, so verify every review count independently and get more than one quote before you hire.
A mid-range kitchen remodel in Frisco runs $30,000-$55,000, and a minor refresh with new countertops, hardware, and paint starts around $18,000. UHS Remodeling publishes the full line-by-line breakdown in its Frisco kitchen remodel cost guide.
The City of Frisco reviews remodeling permits in roughly 15 business days, with no expedited review track. A resubmittal after correction comments adds another 10-15 days, so build the review window into your schedule and get the plan package right the first time.
Ask for a written warranty document, a defined claim channel, and a response-time commitment stated in writing. UHS Remodeling puts a one-year workmanship warranty in writing on every Frisco project, with claims answered within 48 business hours.
Check review depth, not just the star rating: the platform, the count, and the date together. Most remodelers on any list show 5.0 stars – the sample sizes are what differ. Then verify trade licenses with the relevant Texas licensing boards, and get more than one written quote.
Comparing Frisco remodelers? The first UHS consultation is free, takes about an hour, and no deposit is required to get a scope — bring this list and every question on it.
