Built for Life Between the Lakes
Mitchell Woodwork & Remodeling plans and builds kitchen, bath and whole-home remodels for Steiner Ranch homeowners, with every cabinet built in our own Round Rock woodworking shop rather than ordered from a catalog.
Steiner Ranch spreads across roughly 4,600 acres of Hill Country between Lake Travis and Lake Austin, off RM 620. Most of its homes went up between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s, which means a lot of kitchens and bathrooms here still carry the finishes the original builder chose.
That is usually where our Steiner Ranch projects start: builder-grade cabinets that never fit the room, a primary bath that feels dated next to the views, or a floor plan that closes off the kitchen. We replace them with work designed for your house and built by our own craftsmen, from the first measurement to the final coat of finish.
Open a closed-off kitchen to the living area, add an island sized for how your family actually gathers, and swap the original builder cabinets for boxes built to the inch in our shop.
Turn a late-1990s or 2000s primary bath into a walk-in shower with frameless glass, a custom double vanity and tile chosen for daily use, with plumbing rerouted where the new layout needs it.
For Steiner Ranch owners updating several rooms at once, we walk the house with you, write a room-by-room scope and phase the work so the home stays livable while each stage is finished.
Floor-to-ceiling built-ins for a study with a Hill Country view, coffered ceilings, fireplace mantels and trim details that make a production home feel custom-built.
Kitchen, vanity, laundry and closet cabinets built from white oak, maple, cherry, walnut or alder, with no filler strips and no off-the-shelf box sizes forcing your layout.
We travel out RM 620 to Steiner Ranch from our Round Rock shop and work across the surrounding Lake Travis and Hill Country communities as well. We also work in nearby Cedar Park and Leander, and you can see every area we cover on our locations page.
Steiner Ranch is run by a community association, and work that changes the outside of a home generally goes through architectural review first. Check your neighborhood’s guidelines early and we will plan the start date around the approval.
It depends on the work. Exterior changes such as windows, doors and additions usually go through the community’s architectural review, while interior remodels often do not. Rules vary between neighborhoods, so we recommend confirming with your HOA before we set a start date.
Yes. Because we build and finish cabinets ourselves, we can match species, door style and stain color to the cabinetry or trim you are keeping in other rooms.
It depends on the scope. Before work begins you receive a phased schedule along with the written scope, so you know which rooms are affected and when each phase is due to finish.
From a single bathroom to every room in the house, we build it with the same care. Request an estimate and we will schedule a walkthrough.