Every day is a constant reminder of how great our homes can be. And just think of how stunning a home can be if it is custom built to your specifications. Whether it’s a stairway banister or a spacious living room that enhances a view, your memories will be cherished by both friends and family for generations.
Thinking about a walk-in pantry? Here’s why it’s one of the smartest kitchen upgrades you can make! From better organization to more savings and less stress, we’ve put together 5 reasons why a walk-in pantry will transform how you cook, store, and live.
Gone are the days when bathrooms were just functional. Today, the primary bathroom has become a personal retreat — a space to relax, refresh, and even recharge. So, if you’re planning to remodel yours, don’t rush in. From whirlpool tubs to walk-in showers and double vanities, the possibilities are endless — and so are the decisions.
Dreaming of a home wine cellar that’s as functional as it is luxurious? Before you start shopping for your favorite vintages, check out these 5 key tips to ensure your cellar is as perfect as your pours. From temperature control to design tips that wow, this guide covers it all.
The focal point of the Master Bath is the black cast iron tub with Art Deco crystal chandelier above. The soft white wall color provides the perfect backdrop for this stunning space. Additional features include dual sinks with marble countertops and champagne bronze Delta fixtures, rain head shower faucet, and porcelain tile.
Thinking of creating a home office that actually works for you? Remote and hybrid work are here to stay — but that bedroom office desk might not be cutting it anymore. Check out these 5 key tips to help you plan a space that boosts focus, comfort, and productivity.
Ready to build a home gym that actually works for you? No more crowded gyms, no more waiting for equipment — just a space that fits your goals and your life. We’ve rounded up 5 smart tips to help you create a safe, functional, and motivating workout haven right at home.
Dreaming of a walk-in closet that’s as functional as it is fabulous? From measuring your space to prioritizing your wardrobe, these 5 smart tips will help you plan a closet that’s perfect for your lifestyle — and a boost for your home’s value.
Getting ready to renovate? Then you know the first step is clearing the space — and that can feel like a project all on its own. Over the years, rooms tend to collect things: extra furniture, boxes of "someday" stuff, and items you haven’t thought about in ages. Before any contractor can start work, you’ll need to declutter completely — and quickly.
Is your roof ready for the next big storm — or even the next fire season? We’ve put together 10 smart tips for checking your roof’s health and why choosing the right materials matters more than ever in the South. From fire-resistant upgrades to simple inspection steps, here’s how to protect your home and your peace of mind.
The u-shape space is anchored by dual 8-foot islands, adding a vibrant blue color to the mostly white color palette. The central island serves as counter space for food prep, and the butcher-block stands out from the rest of the quartz countertops.
Dreaming of the perfect deck for summer gatherings and outdoor living? Before you start hammering away, check out these 5 essential tips to plan your deck the smart way. From permits to materials, here’s what you need to know to build a deck that’s beautiful, functional, and built to last!
Houston heat is no joke! Don’t let A/C issues ruin your summer. Learn the 5 signs your air conditioner needs attention — and how our maintenance plans keep you cool and comfortable all year long.
Remodeling isn’t just about style — it’s about safety too. From smart security systems to well-placed lighting and strong doors, here’s how to integrate security upgrades into your next remodel and add value to your home.
Designed to be an extension of the home, the 858 SF modern outdoor kitchen was built along the exterior side of the garage next to the existing pool. The trim, door hardware, and paint/stain selections were all used within the existing home and brought outside to this space to create a consistent look and feel.
Over the years, artificial grass has generally gotten a bad rep, often seen as a tacky alternative to its natural competitor. However, with enhanced technology, this landscape choice has improved by leaps and bounds (see our interview with Helms Landscape Design), offering a realistic alternative that can fool your neighbors into thinking you have the real thing.
We believe communication and people skills are the most important human factors for project success. For that reason, we develop excellent relationships with our clients and the sub-contractors assigned to the project.
This package includes general services, interior services, exterior services and handyman services. It was designed for those that prefer to work on a schedule with a contractor and their established ‘expert’ trade community.
Brent Zuber moved to Houston, Texas in 2010 and launched Memory Builders shortly thereafter. Brent developed a unique Memory Builders collaborative culture and approach to the custom home building process that results in successful projects. Brent began in construction in 2004 with a Fortune 500 company that builds a minimum of 5,500 homes a year.
Laney joined Houston Home Maintenance in 2024. She began her career in decorative plumbing and hardware sales, where she developed strong relationships with residential builders, designers, and architects throughout Houston. After more than seven years of sales, she accepted an interior design position with a former luxury design-and-build client. After learning the ins-and-outs out of residential building, she found her way to Head of Operations at Houston Home Maintenance. Specializing in client relations, organization, and scheduling, she manages the necessary day-to-day operations to keep properties running smoothly.
Brooke joined Memory Builders in 2017 as a Project Coordinator. Brooke ensures the Memory Builders design client experience exceeds expectations throughout the entire project. Brooke’s unique focus is collaborating with architects, clients and contractors on all aspects of the design process to ensure the client’s vision is realized.
Gama joined Memory Builders in 2019 as a Superintendent. Gama comes from a family of custom residential company specializing in hardwood floors, drywall, and painting. Gama started working at a young age finishing custom homes to the last detail. With more than 20 years of experience, Gama has had the opportunity to bring back to life many historic homes in the Heights area.
The scope for this project was to fully remodel the existing 1328 SF residence built in 1931, and expand with a 1085 SF addition. Due to the historic classification the windows of the existing building were untouched, but some glass had to be replaced with original wavy glass.
Memory Builders had the opportunity to complete this fun and colorful addition and partial remodel in River Oaks, that consisted of adding a guest bedroom with full bath and parlor to the back of the house. We were able to achieve vibrant spaces full of energy with the use of paint, fabric, and mixing patterns in a sophisticated way.
This West University remodel consisted of revamping the kitchen and living spaces by opening up the kitchen to the living area, closing off the stair case opening to the living area, and making cosmetic changes to the cabinetry. The footprint of the kitchen and adjacent breakfast nook remained the same but brightened up with new white quartz countertops, updated cabinet doors, and decorative chrome light fixtures.
This 2520 SF traditional New Orleans style home by Creole Design Architects and interior design by Lamay Designs was one of Memory Builders first custom homes as we started our business operations. The classic colors used on the exterior and traditional lacy ironwork details are impactful and invite you in.
The studio space features French doors that open to the covered outdoor kitchen, painted concrete floors, and a full bathroom with granite countertops. The U-shaped outdoor kitchen has a brick façade with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances.
Memory Builders had the opportunity to work on an interior finish out for a family owned and operated boutique in Rice Village. What started out as a home décor shop shifted towards apparel when the owner’s daughter came on board as a buyer.
This coastal craftsman home by 2Scale Architects and interior design by Jacob Medina Designs replaces a home which received 4 feet of water from Hurricane Harvey. Like South Carolina’s Low Country, this home reconnects the interior spaces with the great outdoors with large covered porches & expansive walls of windows.
Memory Builders worked with Daniel Scott Turner Design on this 1286 SF commercial interior finish out. The franchisee gave us some unique ideas on how to turn this blank canvas into a unique haircut experience for kids and tweens.