
Remodeling, Paint & Tree Work in Plymouth Park
S&L Good Fellas is an insured, family-owned Irving contractor. We quote baths, kitchens, paint, trees and fences for Plymouth Park homes, from one room to a full rehab. Text or call for a free quote.
Home Remodeling for Plymouth Park Homes
Plymouth Park is an established neighborhood in central Irving. In 1955 the Plymouth Park Shopping Center opened at Irving Boulevard and Story Road, once called the finest mall between Dallas and Fort Worth. The streets carry Mayflower names like Standish Drive, Priscilla Lane and William Brewster Street.
Before a remodel, it helps to know a few things about your house: when it was built, whether it sits on a slab or pier-and-beam, and which big limbs hang over the roof. Those answers shape home remodeling in Plymouth Park, from new bath tile to a fresh coat of paint.
S&L Good Fellas is an insured, family-owned general contractor based in Irving. Text or call. We chat on the phone, take a look at the job, and send a free quote.
Quick Answers
What Plymouth Park homeowners ask before they ask for a quote.
Where is Plymouth Park?
In ZIP 75061 in central Irving. North Story Road runs through it, with Irving Boulevard to the south and Airport Freeway (Hwy 183) just to the north.
Do you take on whole-house updates?
Yes. We quote whole-home rehabs and investment property rehabs, from tile and trim inside to paint, fences and trees outside.
How do I get a free quote?
Text or call (469) 340-2030. We chat on the phone, take a look at the job, and send a free quote.
Serving All of Plymouth Park
Plymouth Park sits in ZIP 75061, just north of where the old shopping center stood at Irving Boulevard and Story Road. North Story Road runs through the middle, and Airport Freeway (Hwy 183) runs just to the north. Lively Elementary sits inside the neighborhood on Plymouth Drive.
ZIP Codes We Serve
- 75061
- Google Rating
- 5.0
- Google Reviews
- 76
Work We Quote in Plymouth Park
Tile · Trim · ClosetsHome Remodeling
Tile, trim, closets and built-ins to update the rooms in an established Plymouth Park home.
Tile · Showers · VanitiesBathroom Remodeling
Shower, tile and vanity updates for baths that are showing their age.
Counters · Cabinets · TileKitchen Remodeling
New countertops and backsplashes to bring an older kitchen up to date.
Additions · Rehabs · FramingGeneral Contracting
Whole-home and investment property rehabs for older houses bought to fix up or rent.
Interior · Exterior · TrimPainting
Interior and exterior paint for walls, trim, eaves and doors.
Trimming · Removal · StumpsTree Service
Trimming and removal for big, older yard trees and heavy limbs over the house.
Install · Repair · GatesFencing
Fence repair, new fences and gates for yards where clay can push posts out of line.
Sod · Mulch · MakeoversLandscaping
Sod, mulch and full front and backyard makeovers, with the yard cleaned up before we leave.
Pergolas · StructuresOutdoor Living
Pergolas and outdoor structures that turn a backyard into a place you actually use.
Custom Decks · Built to LastDecks
Custom decks designed, permitted and built for North Texas weather, with the site cleaned up after.
What to Know Before the Work
Plymouth Park homes differ in age, size and how the floor is built. A house can sit on a concrete slab or on pier-and-beam, with a wood floor over a crawl space, and the type changes how tile is installed. Soil varies by lot, but clay is common in Irving. It can swell when wet and shrink as it dries, which can shift floors, crack patios and lean fence posts. Hot summers and hailstorms wear on paint and trees. None of that is a reason to put off a project. When you text or call, tell us your home's age, its floor type if you know it, and the updates it needs.
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Plymouth Park Work
Work we quote here, and the local reason behind each job.
Tile over a crawl space
Tile cracks on a floor that flexes. On a pier-and-beam house, have the floor checked for bounce before new tile goes down.
Baths and kitchens due for an update
We quote new showers, tile, vanities, counters and backsplashes for baths and kitchens that are showing their age.
Whole-house rehabs
Bought a Plymouth Park house to fix up, live in or rent? We quote whole-home and investment property rehabs as one plan.
Big, older yard trees
Older trees can put heavy limbs over roofs and carports. We trim, remove damaged branches and clear storm-downed trees.
Fences on shifting clay
Clay that swells and shrinks can push fence posts out of line. We repair leaning sections or replace the fence and gates.
Paint in Texas sun and hail
Summer heat and hail wear down outside paint on trim, eaves and doors. We repaint outside and refresh rooms inside.
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Plymouth Park 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.
Call (469) 340-2030Is my Plymouth Park house on a slab or pier-and-beam?
Look at the base of the outside walls. Pier-and-beam homes usually have small vents or an access door into a crawl space, and the floor sits a step or more above the ground. Slab homes sit lower, with concrete showing at the base of the walls. Check the type before you plan new tile, and mention it when you text or call.
Can you put new tile in a bathroom on a pier-and-beam floor?
Yes, we install bathroom tile and shower floors. Tile needs a stiff floor, and a wood floor over a crawl space can flex. If the floor bounces when you walk across it, have it checked before new tile goes in. Tile on a floor that does not move has a much better chance of staying in one piece.
Is there an HOA in Plymouth Park?
That depends on the lot, so look at your own papers. Your deed and closing documents list any private rules tied to your property. City rules apply either way: Irving requires permits for work like fences, larger sheds, pergolas and remodels. Ask the city which permits your project needs before work starts.
We just bought a Plymouth Park house to fix up. Can you do the whole thing?
Yes. We quote whole-home rehabs and investment property rehabs. That can cover tile, trim, closets, kitchen and bath updates, interior and exterior paint, and outside work like fences, sod and tree trimming. Tell us which rooms and outdoor areas need work when you ask for a free quote.
Can you trim the big trees hanging over my house?
Yes. We do tree trimming, damaged branch removal, tree removal and stump grinding. Large, older trees can grow heavy limbs over a house, carport or fence, and those are worth dealing with before a storm. If a storm already brought one down, call and we will talk through storm damage tree removal.
Can you open up the wall between my kitchen and living room?
Often, yes. In an older house, an inside wall may help hold up the roof, so have it checked before anything comes down. If it carries weight, the opening needs framing work, which is part of what we do. Trim and paint then finish the opening so it blends with the room.
What can you paint on my Plymouth Park home?
We paint trim, eaves and doors outside, plus walls, ceilings and trim inside. You can ask about one room or the whole house. Hot summers and hail are hard on outside paint here, so ask about prep and timing when you call.
Let's Talk About Your Plymouth Park Home.
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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