Kitchen and bathroom remodeling in El Paso
Expert Construction Group remodels kitchens and bathrooms in El Paso and Las Cruces with one operator-led crew that handles layout, cabinetry, plumbing, electrical, tile and finishes. On Google, the company holds a 5.0 rating across 63 reviews as of August 31, 2026, including kitchen and bathroom remodels.
- 01Layout and design
- 02Cabinetry and countertops
- 03Plumbing and electrical
- 04Tile, flooring, and finishes
- 05Lighting and fixtures
What a kitchen or bath remodel includes
A full remodel starts with the layout: where the sink, range and shower go, and how much plumbing or electrical has to move. From there the work runs through cabinetry and countertops, plumbing and electrical, tile, flooring and finishes, and ends with lighting and fixtures.
You can also hire one piece on its own. A room that only needs new floors is a residential flooring job, and cabinets that are sound but tired can be refinished as part of residential painting.
One crew for plumbing, electrical, tile and cabinets
Kitchens and baths are where remodels get complicated fast: plumbing, electrical, tile and cabinetry all meet in a small space, and each trade waits on the one before it. When those trades answer to different companies, every handoff is a chance for the schedule to slip.
One crew owning all of it, from the first plumbing and electrical work to the last row of tile, is how the schedule holds. You deal with one team from start to finish, and our crews are bilingual in English and Spanish.
How the remodel runs
Call (915) 345-4088 or send the residential project form. We usually get back to you within a few business days, and you get a realistic budget range on that first call.
From there, the same crew carries the remodel from the first cost model through the final punch. The same partners who price the work walk the site, so nothing gets lost in a handoff between the estimate and the work.
What homeowners say
Denise Llanes, on a kitchen remodel: “Clear pricing up front, crew showed up when they said they would, and the site was clean every evening.”
Jesse Loya, on a bathroom remodel: “They were professional, showed up on time every day, and kept the place clean.”
Rich Morales, on a kitchen remodel: “They were very professional and the work turned out way better than I pictured it.”
Every review is quoted word for word from our Google Business Profile. Read them all on the reviews page.
How to choose a kitchen and bath remodeler in El Paso
Whoever you hire, a fair comparison comes down to a few checks you can make before you sign.
Check the paperwork. Texas has no state general contractor license, so check the licensed plumber and electrician behind the permits, plus current general liability and workers' compensation certificates. Our guide on how to verify a contractor's license and insurance in Texas walks through it. Expert Construction Group keeps general liability and workers' compensation current on every job, with certificates available on request.
Get the scope in writing. It should name the cabinets, fixtures, tile and finishes, and say what is and is not included.
Ask who is on site. Find out who runs the job day to day and whether that person is there when the plumbing, electrical and tile go in.
Ask who coordinates the plumbing and electrical. In a kitchen or bath those trades set the schedule, so know whether one team owns that schedule or each trade answers to a different company.
Read reviews from the same kind of project, in the customer's own words. For more, see our five questions to ask before a kitchen remodel and the bathroom remodel order of operations.
Common questions
How much does a kitchen remodel cost?
It depends on size, cabinetry tier, and how much plumbing or electrical moves. Most El Paso kitchens land between $25,000 and $150,000. We give a realistic range on the first call.
Do you take bathroom-only remodels?
Yes. A bathroom on its own is a project we take, and several of our Google reviews are for bathroom remodels. You can read them on our reviews page.
Can you build a step-in shower or other accessibility changes?
Yes. One of our bathroom reviews, from Alexis Martinez, is for a remodel that turned an old setup into a step-in shower. Our guide to aging-in-place accessibility remodels in El Paso covers the other changes worth planning, such as curbless showers, grab-bar blocking and wider doors.
Should I refinish or replace my cabinets?
It depends on the cabinet boxes. If the boxes are solid and the layout works, refinishing or refacing can change the look without a tear-out. If the boxes are damaged, for example swollen from an old leak, or the layout is changing, replacing them makes more sense. Our guide to refinishing vs. replacing kitchen cabinets in El Paso walks through the checks.
Do you remodel kitchens and baths in Las Cruces?
Yes. Las Cruces is part of our core service area, and the same crews do the work there. See home remodeling in Las Cruces for the details.