Richmond remodeling done right.
Richmond remodeling and custom construction across Fort Bend's fastest-growing corridor — from historic homes near downtown to the master-planned communities west of the Grand Parkway.
Novara Construction is a design-build remodeler serving Richmond, TX and Fort Bend County's growth corridor — kitchens, bathrooms, whole-home renovations, additions, outdoor living, and custom homes in Pecan Grove, Harvest Green, and Aliana. Licensed, insured, fixed-price. Call (281) 889-1068.
What we see in Richmond
Richmond runs the full range: historic and mid-century homes near downtown, 1980s–90s sections of Pecan Grove ready for full renovation, and 2010s-and-newer master-planned homes in Harvest Green, Aliana, and Long Meadow Farms where owners invest in kitchen upgrades, primary-bath rebuilds, and serious outdoor living. Acreage properties on the outskirts often call for additions, shops, and guest quarters.
Handled in-house
Inside city limits, permits run through the City of Richmond; most of the growth corridor is unincorporated Fort Bend County with MUDs and HOA architectural review in nearly every community. Historic-district rules apply near downtown. We confirm the jurisdiction, file the permits, and manage inspections.
What we build around here.
- Pecan Grove
- Harvest Green
- Aliana
- Long Meadow Farms
- Old Orchard
- Historic Richmond
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Not listed? We work across Greater Houston — call and we'll confirm coverage for your address.
Richmond questions
Do you work in Harvest Green and Aliana?
Yes — kitchen and bath upgrades, outdoor kitchens, and covered structures are our most common projects in the newer Fort Bend communities, HOA submittal included.
Can you renovate a historic home near downtown Richmond?
Yes, with sensitivity to the historic-district guidelines. We modernize systems and layouts while preserving the exterior character the district protects.
Do you build on acreage outside the city?
Yes — custom homes, additions, barndominium-style shops, and guest quarters on Fort Bend County acreage, with county permitting and septic/well considerations handled.