A single-story home with warm brick, board-and-batten siding, and lit windows beneath a mature oak at golden hour
Reborn Build

Built to a higher standard.

Reborn Build is a Houston design-build operation. We renovate, furnish, and finish homes the way we keep our books: carefully, completely, and to a standard we are happy to live with.

46

homes operated by the group

6+

years hosting guests nightly

2

markets, Houston and Bolivia

4.7+

guest rating across the portfolio

The Reborn group's operating portfolio, the proving ground for every standard on this page.

We learned this the long way.

Before Reborn Build had a name, we renovated and furnished the homes in the Reborn group's own rental portfolio, then ran them night after night as hosts. Every project photograph on this site is a home we finished ourselves and operate today. That experience is the standard your project inherits.

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The standard, up close.

Coffee station stocked and arranged on the finished kitchen counter
Kitchen drawer with cutlery organized in a wood insert
Tiled walk-in shower with an inlaid border, finished by the Reborn group

Homes renovated, furnished, and operated by the Reborn group across Houston and Bolivia.

In progress.

The current build, photographed from the site while the crew works. This is the middle of a Reborn Build project: clean stages, materials protected, and craft you can see before the paint goes on.

The renovated kitchen mid-build with new sage cabinets, quartz counters and pendant lighting

Walk through the build.

A quiet pass through the house in its current state, room by room, filmed on site during the August draw. No audio, no staging, just the work as it stands.

Where it started.

The same spots on the day we took the keys, and again through the August build. Same house, same camera position where the shot allowed it.

Each frame blurs from the day we took the keys into the current build: kitchen, front entry, facade and stair railing.

Dark wood kitchen cabinets and a tiled counter the day we took the keysBefore20 Jul 2026
The same kitchen with sage shaker cabinets, quartz counters, a new island and pendant lightingIn progress17 Aug 2026
KitchenThe same room the day we took the keys, and again with sage shaker cabinets, quartz counters, a new island and pendant lighting set in place.
Two-story brick fireplace with a dark wood panel above the mantel, before demolitionBefore25 Jul 2026
The same two-story fireplace with the chimney wrapped, scaffolding up and the walls paintedIn progress14 Aug 2026
Living room fireplacePhotographed from the same spot before work began, and again with the chimney wrapped, the vaulted walls painted and the new fan hung.
The side entry walkway overgrown with weeds the day we took the keysBefore20 Jul 2026
The same entry walkway cleared and re-laid with pea-gravel hardscape behind the iron gateIn progress20 Aug 2026
Front entryThe same walkway the day we took the keys, and again cleared and re-laid with fresh pea-gravel hardscape up to the gate.
The brick facade and entry corner behind overgrown shrubs the day we took the keysBefore20 Jul 2026
The same facade corner with the shrubs cleared and a fresh planting bed at the entryIn progress20 Aug 2026
FacadeThe same corner the day we took the keys, and again with the overgrowth cleared and a fresh bed set at the entry.
Finisher on a ladder detailing fresh skim coat under the vaulted ceiling
Vaulted ceiling seams floated smooth, finisher working below
Pair of sage-green vanities being set beneath the bathroom window
Scaffolding at the two-story brick fireplace and wood paneling
Kitchen taking shape with fresh drywall and recessed lighting
Skim-coated bedroom with vaulted ceiling, slider masked for paint
Vanity wall lit, new cabinetry wrapped for protection
New sage vanity set in place in the bath, walls floated and awaiting counter and flooring
Bathroom fully floated with recessed lighting roughed in
Triple-window room floated smooth and ready for paint
Bedroom taped and floated, light through the slider
Scaffolding at the wrapped fireplace, vaulted walls freshly painted
Doorway vista through freshly painted rooms with recessed lighting
Painter working the front door trim in the painted entry

Photographed on site during the current build and updated as the work moves. Cabinets, counters, lighting and the pergola are in; flooring and the punch list are still ahead, which is why the slab is still bare in these frames. The finished project joins Our work when the last punch item closes.

What we do.

Full renovation

Kitchens, baths, systems, and finishes taken down to what the house needs and rebuilt to one written scope. One crew standard, one budget, one finish line.

Outdoor living and patios

Patios, decks, and yards built as rooms of the house, poured, framed, and planted for Houston evenings. Guests across the group's rentals use these outdoor rooms nightly, and they hold up.

Furnish and make ready

From bare walls to a home that hosts on day one: furniture, fixtures, styling, and the small conveniences we learned to stock from years of running our own.

Three ways in.

Sell us a house

For sellers

A direct sale, done properly. A fair, straightforward offer, a closing date that fits your plans, and none of the listing circus. We buy in the Houston area and handle the details start to finish.

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Partner on a project

For capital partners

We put capital to work in full renovations and account for it the way a lender would. Draw-level budgets, documented scope, and a project ledger you can read any week you ask.

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For renovation clients

The same crews, finishes, and discipline we apply to our own homes, on yours. Scoped in writing, budgeted line by line, and walked with you at every stage that matters.

Describe your project

Run like a lender funds it.

Most renovation businesses run on memory and text messages. We run ours on a written scope and a draw ledger, because our own money and our partners' money is in the walls.

  1. Acquire

    We buy the house directly and record its condition room by room before anyone lifts a tool.

  2. Scope and budget

    Every line of work is written, priced, and signed before construction starts. The scope is the contract.

  3. Build in draws

    Construction is funded in stages against verified progress, the way a construction lender funds a project.

  4. Report

    Budget versus actual, draw by draw, with every invoice tied to its line. Partners see the same ledger we do.

  5. Return to service

    The house goes back to the market, or into service as a rental, finished to the standard we would keep ourselves.

Project ledgerSample. Illustrative numbers.
LineBudgetActualStatus
Demolition and haul-off4,8004,650Complete
Framing and drywall9,2009,340Complete
Electrical rough-in5,6005,600Draw 2
Kitchen and baths14,500Scheduled
Flooring and paint8,900Scheduled

Every draw is released against verified progress, and every invoice ties to a budget line. Partners read the real version of this ledger for their project.

We operate what we build.

Most builders hand over the keys and move on. Our group hosts paying guests in the homes we finish, night after night, and those homes hold a 4.7+ rating under that use. When the people who build your project answer for the work every single night, the standard is not a promise. It is a habit.

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