Salvation Home Remodeling
Salvation Home Remodeling
Salvation Home Remodeling serves Fort Worth and nearby communities with residential remodeling. It uses Schluter waterproofing on every shower it builds.
Business Highlights
- Salvation Home Remodeling is family-run and owner-led.
- Salvation Home Remodeling has served Fort Worth since 2001; its LLC was established in 2017.
- Chris Sibley and Xavier form an owner-operator team; the company is not a franchise.
- The company is a registered building contractor in Fort Worth and Aledo (#RB026782 / #25-000007) and is insured.
- Salvation Home Remodeling built its JobCost Pro job-costing app and uses it to track job receipts and costs.
Service Area
Aledo, Azle, Bedford, Benbrook, Colleyville, Fort Worth, Haslet, Haltom City, Keller, Lake Worth, North Richland Hills, River Oaks, Saginaw, Southlake, Springtown, Watauga, Weatherford, Westlake and White Settlement.
Featured Local Business
Salvation Home Remodeling is one of 11 renovation contractors ProsGrade lists in Fort Worth, Texas.
12 services listed, including Bathroom remodeling, Kitchen remodeling and Home additions. Open 7 days a week. Rated 5.0 from 103 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How Salvation Home Remodeling compares with the other 10 renovation contractors on ProsGrade in Fort Worth, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Ranks in the top 10% of Fort Worth renovation contractors on ProsGrade by Google rating and review volume.
- Rated 5.0 on Google, at or above the 4.9 average of other Fort Worth renovation contractors on ProsGrade.
- Has the most Google reviews (103) of the 11 Fort Worth renovation contractors on ProsGrade.
- One of 11 Fort Worth renovation contractors on ProsGrade rated 4.7 or higher from at least 10 reviews.
Services Covered
12 services- Bathroom remodelingWalk-in showers, tub conversions, tile, vanities, lighting, ventilation and full reconfigurations
- Kitchen remodelingLayout improvements, cabinets, counters, lighting, flooring, backsplash and appliance planning
- Home additionsRoom additions, bump-outs, primary suites, garage conversions, in-law suites and home offices
- Full-home remodelingMulti-room renovations, older-home modernization and whole-home updates
- Outdoor living spacesPatios, covers, outdoor kitchens, pergolas and entertaining spaces
- Concrete solutionsSlabs, driveways, stamped concrete and overlay systems
- General contractingStructural changes, repairs, multi-trade renovations and permit-based work
- Custom shower installationCurbless designs; wheelchair access, grab bars and built-in or fold-down benches
- Countertop installationQuartz, quartzite and granite
- Custom cabinetsJ&K Cabinetry; prefab or custom in any wood species
- Tile backsplashesTile in varied colors, styles and materials
- Flooring installationHardwood flooring and refinishing, laminate and vinyl
Reviews
What customers say
Recent customers praise punctual crews, clear communication and clean work areas. One customer credits Chris with guiding cabinet choices during a kitchen renovation that rebuilt the layout, while another says an upstairs guest bathroom was reconstructed in less than 10 days.
Customer Reviews
Efrem Ball
Sajjad Al-Hasany
Deirdre Jack
Scott Vensel
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long do Salvation Home Remodeling’s bathroom and kitchen projects take?
A typical bathroom takes about 2–4 weeks and a kitchen about 4–8 weeks, depending on scope.
Does Salvation Home Remodeling coordinate permits?
When permits are required, it helps coordinate the process and plan the project around inspection steps.
How are changes to a project priced?
The company prices change orders in writing before work continues.
Does the company help homeowners choose finishes?
It helps select finishes to fit the project budget and timeline and steers homeowners away from materials that could cause delays or maintenance hassles.
What happens before a project is signed?
The process starts with a free walk-through and written scope outlining what is included before anything is signed.








