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Remodels, Rentals, and Yard Work in North Arlington

S&L Good Fellas is an insured, family-owned contractor from Irving. North of I-30 in Arlington, we quote kitchen and bath remodels, rental make-ready, paint, fences, and tree work. Text or call for a free quote.

North of I-30

A North Arlington Contractor for Homes and Rentals

North of I-30 in Arlington, home age and past updates vary from street to street. One house needs a fresh kitchen. The next needs a new bath, or a fence that stands straight again. As a North Arlington contractor, S&L Good Fellas takes on all three.

Own a rental here? We quote work for landlords and investors too, from a full rehab to updates between tenants.

We are an insured, family-owned general contractor based in Irving, and we serve North Arlington. Text or call. We chat on the phone, take a look at the job, and send a free quote.

Quick Answers

What North Arlington homeowners ask before they ask for a quote.

What part of Arlington do you cover?

All of North Arlington, from I-30 up to River Legacy Parks and the Trinity River. It spans parts of ZIP codes 76006, 76011, and 76012. We are based in Irving and serve the whole area.

Do you work on rental homes and duplexes?

Yes. We take on investment property rehabs and updates between tenants, from paint and tile to fence repair and yard cleanup.

How do I get a price?

Text or call (469) 340-2030. We chat on the phone, take a look at the job, and send a free quote.

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Where We Work

Serving North Arlington, TX

For this page, North Arlington means the part of the city north of I-30, up to River Legacy Parks and the Trinity River. We serve homes across it, including areas near Collins, Cooper, Lamar, and Green Oaks.

ZIP Codes We Serve

  • 76011
  • 76006
  • 76012
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Services in North Arlington

What We Do North of I-30

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  • Large garage interior with taped and mudded drywall on the walls and ceiling, a stepladder, and buckets on the floorAdditions · Rehabs · Framing

    General Contracting

    Investment property rehabs, whole-home rehabs, additions, and framing north of I-30.

  • White kitchen with a large angled island, veined white countertops, brass lantern pendants and dark hardwood floorsCounters · Cabinets · Tile

    Kitchen Remodeling

    New countertops, backsplashes, and full updates for kitchens that feel worn or dated.

  • Bathroom with a white clawfoot tub, marble-look tile, a tall white cabinet and a vanity with a black counter and ornate mirrorTile · Showers · Vanities

    Bathroom Remodeling

    Shower remodels, fresh tile, and new vanities and fixtures in place of tired original baths.

  • Room with deep navy walls, white beadboard wainscoting, a white door and a glossy hardwood floorInterior · Exterior · Trim

    Painting

    Interior repaints between tenants, and exterior paint for trim and walls that face long Texas summers.

  • Close view down a long stained wood privacy fence with a top cap, running across bare ground under large treesInstall · Repair · Gates

    Fencing

    Fixes for leaning runs and broken pickets, new gates, staining, and full fence replacement.

  • Room with dark hardwood floors, a crystal chandelier, and white built-in shelves over a wet barTile · Trim · Closets

    Home Remodeling

    Tile, trim, closets, and built-ins to freshen a rental or a house you plan to keep.

  • Five crew members in orange shirts and helmets on bare dirt, most wearing chainsaw chaps, one holding a chainsawTrimming · Removal · Stumps

    Tree Service

    Trimming, removal, and stump grinding for big yard trees, plus storm cleanup after hail and wind.

  • Green front lawn, rounded shrubs and an edged bed around a large tree trunk, in front of a brick houseSod · Mulch · Makeovers

    Landscaping

    Sod, mulch, and yard cleanup to get a rental ready to show or bring a worn lawn back.

  • Gray composite deck with a raised step-up platform on a rooftop terrace with stucco walls, under a partly cloudy skyCustom Decks · Built to Last

    Decks

    Custom decks that give an older backyard a fresh place to sit.

  • Wood deck built around a large tree trunk behind a red house, lit by a single work light at nightPergolas · Structures

    Outdoor Living

    Pergolas for shade and storage sheds. In Arlington, a shed over 100 square feet needs a permit.

Local Conditions

Mixed Soil, Hot Summers, and Game Days

Arlington grew fast after a General Motors plant opened in 1954 and Six Flags Over Texas opened in 1961. Soil varies across North Arlington. Where there is clay, it puffs up after rain and pulls back in a dry spell. That movement can damage foundations and other structures, and over time it can rock fence posts loose. Summers are hot, with July highs in the mid-90s, and hail hits the Metroplex nearly every year. Then there are game days at the stadiums just south of I-30, when traffic can change.

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What We Quote North of I-30

Plan a kitchen or bath update, rental rehab, fence repair or tree trimming north of I-30.

  • Kitchens and Baths That Feel Dated

    Home age and past updates vary here. Worn counters, tile, and vanities are often the first things owners want to change.

  • Make-Ready Between Tenants

    Between tenants, a rental may need paint, tile, trim, a fence fix, or yard cleanup. We quote that work for landlords and investors.

  • Fence Posts in Shifting Soil

    Where there is clay, it swells and shrinks with the weather and can rock posts loose over time. We quote fence repair, replacement, gates, and staining.

  • Big Trees Near the River

    Pecan and American elm grow along rivers and creeks across Tarrant County. We trim heavy limbs, remove trees, and grind stumps.

  • Traffic on Event Days

    On big game days, the city has opened reversible lanes on Collins Street. If event traffic could affect access to your home, mention it when you call.

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FAQ

North Arlington FAQ

Answers to common questions. Don’t see yours? Text or call and we will walk you through it.

Still Have Questions?

Send a text or give us a call. We are happy to talk through your project.

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Do I need a city permit to remodel a kitchen or bath in North Arlington?

Usually, yes. The City of Arlington's permit guide lists kitchen and bath remodels and wall removals as work that needs a permit. A new fence needs one too, and so does a fence repair that replaces more than half of one side. If you are not sure, call the city's Planning and Development Services. Check which permits your project needs, and share any city requirements when you request a quote.

Why does my North Arlington fence keep leaning?

Soil can be a big part of it. Soil varies across North Arlington, and where there is clay, it swells after rain and shrinks in dry spells. Over time that can rock posts out of line. Old wood posts can also rot at the ground. We quote fence repair, replacement, gates, and staining. Tell us which parts need attention.

I own a rental in 76006 but live out of state. Can I get a quote?

Yes. Text or call (469) 340-2030 about the rental and the work you need, plus photos if you have them. We chat on the phone, take a look at the job, and send a free quote. If you live out of state, ask how access and project updates would work.

My lot backs up to the river bottom or a creek. Is there anything to check first?

Yes. Land near the Trinity River and its creeks can fall in a regulated flood zone. Arlington requires a floodplain development permit for any development there, which includes grading, fill, and building work. The floodway itself should stay clear of fences and buildings. Check the city's flood maps before you plan a fence, shed, or deck, and share what you find when you request a quote.

Will a big game at AT&T Stadium slow down my project?

It can change the timing. On big game days, the city has opened reversible lanes on Collins and Division streets, changed signal timing, and put special event parking limits in place. Collins Street is a main road through North Arlington. Large events can change traffic near the stadiums, so mention any access concerns when you call about your project.

Can you trim trees that hang over my street or sidewalk?

Yes. Arlington asks owners to keep limbs at least 14 feet above the street and 7 feet above the sidewalk. We trim limbs back, remove dead or damaged trees, grind stumps, and clear storm damage. Hail and strong wind hit the Metroplex nearly every year, so weak limbs are worth handling early.

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Planning Work on a North Arlington Home?

Text or call (469) 340-2030. We chat on the phone, take a look at the job, and send a free quote for your home or rental.

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