
Provence · Complex remodel
Come on in.
Everyone’s welcome.
A family who loves to host. A kitchen that kept everyone apart. A carefully placed steel beam opened a new connection to the living space.
Step inside the project ↗Austin homes. Local craftsmen. Since 1984.
Make room for the life
you want to live.
Complex remodels, thoughtful additions, and spaces that feel like you. Built by Bard craftsmen and trusted trade partners, with care for your home along the way.

An idea is a good place to start
You don’t need finished plans or all the right questions. Tell us where to reach you. We’ll listen to your idea, talk through what matters, and help you find a clear next step.
Ready to share project details? ↗“Beautiful work and great communication. … Amazing craftsmanship! These guys know their trade!”
Audra C. · Google reviewWhat’s next for your home?

Open up the layout. Rethink how rooms connect. Work through the structure and systems beneath it all.
Make room for possibility ↗
A better start to the day, with a useful layout, careful preparation, and finishes that feel right.
Start with a bathroom ↗
More space for the people you love, with a connection that feels at home in the house you already have.
Give life a little space ↗
A separate place for family or guests. Begin with the site, the possibilities, and a sensible plan.
Explore a place of its own ↗
From the first ideas to the last detail, build a home around the life you want to lead.
Talk about a custom home ↗The work tells the story

Provence · Complex remodel
A family who loves to host. A kitchen that kept everyone apart. A carefully placed steel beam opened a new connection to the living space.
Step inside the project ↗Five-star Google reviews
What people who’ve worked with Bard say about the craftsmanship, communication, and care along the way.
“Bard has done fantastic work on multiple remodel projects for me… Truly a joy to work with.”
“Beautiful work and great communication. … Amazing craftsmanship! These guys know their trade!”
“Working with Robert and his crew was very easy and enjoyable.”
“…we were extremely impressed with their impeccable communication, level of service, and onsite management…”
“Their attention to detail, organization, and overall execution stands out.”
“A business with amazing people, a team that you should hire if you are expecting high quality work, proactive communication, transparency, and excellence.”
Start with a conversation. You don’t need finished plans.
The way there matters, too
Renovating means inviting people into the middle of your life. The conversations, the planning, and how we leave the jobsite matter as much as the finished room.
Get to know our processBard craftsmen and trusted trade partners, with a clear point of contact for your questions.
Talk through scope, costs, and trade-offs before making the next commitment.
Plan for access, dust, pets, and the parts of your home you still need to use.
From an idea to coming home
Tell us what you love about your home and what needs to change.
Talk through the scope, a possible site visit, and the questions to resolve.
Agree on paid pre-construction before detailed planning and design begin.
Work through the build, the final walkthrough, and the details of coming home.
Let’s talk about the numbers
Layout, structure, finishes, and the home’s existing condition all shape the budget. Start with what you hope to do; work toward a scope you understand.

Meet Bard
For Robert Brace, a home is more than a collection of rooms. It’s the backdrop to the people and stories inside. Bard brings a family tradition of building to the work, one home at a time.
More about Bard ↗A few good questions
Yes. Start with what you hope to change and what isn’t working today. The first conversation helps identify the questions to explore before committing to detailed plans.
Tell us the city or ZIP where you’re considering work. Bard will discuss coverage and project fit with you before arranging the next step.
Moving walls, changing the layout, or working with structure, plumbing, wiring, and heating or cooling can make a remodel more involved. Those decisions need to be considered together.
Detailed planning is a separate commitment. Discuss the scope, planning outputs, and fee with Bard before agreeing to that stage. Sending an inquiry does not commit you to paid work.
It depends on the work and the rooms affected. Access, utilities, dust, children, pets, and your daily routine are part of the planning conversation.
Timing depends on the scope, design, approvals, selections, and crew availability. Share your hopes for timing so Bard can discuss a realistic next step.
Your next chapter
You don’t need a finished plan. Just a little about your home and what you’d like it to become.
Prefer email? Write to Robert.