Texas HomePro

06/19/2026

A local homeowner's kitchen in the Texas HomePro service area. Tired LVP, a tub-only main bath, and a galley layout that didn't move. Three weeks later: wide plank flooring through the main floor, a walk-in shower that finally fits two people, and a kitchen that breathes. Her words after handover: "Their communication before and during was exceptional, and we love the spacious shower."

This is what we mean when we say refined craftsmanship — not the glossy hero shot, but the moment a family walks back into a house that finally fits them. Swipe to see the build.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — verified review

06/18/2026

Summer in Central Texas means two things: heat and storms. This week our crew is on a full tear-off and re-roof in Cove — fresh underlayment down before the next system rolls through. Twenty-plus years of doing this has taught us that the work that protects your home is the work nobody sees from the curb. Decking inspection. Proper flashing. Synthetic underlayment that actually breathes. If your roof took a hit this spring, now is the window — before peak storm season hits.

Complimentary virtual inspections through July 2. Link in bio or call (512) 540-4050.

06/18/2026

🔥🔥 please be safe and hydrate !

FIRST ALERT: We will have dangerously high heat index values Thursday afternoon across Central Texas! Most of us will see heat index values around 110°

05/18/2026

Tomorrow may get a little ⛈️⛈️⛈️⛈️

Happy Monday! It’s gonna be a pretty stormy week of weather here in Central Texas and the Austin-area.

The first widespread round of rain and storms will be Tuesday evening into Tuesday night.

There is a level 2 of 5 severe storm risk for Austin and the Hill Country with hail and strong winds being the main threats.

After this round, I expect multiple more opportunities for heavy rain and storms through the rest of the week.

05/08/2026

‼️‼️‼️ Come on Mother Nature, why on Mothers Day ‼️‼️‼️

FIRST ALERT: Sunday (Mother's Day) has been declared a First Alert Weather Day. Strong to severe thunderstorms containing hail and strong wind gusts are expected on Sunday afternoon and into the evening. MORE: https://www.kwtx.com/2026/05/08/first-alert-weather-day-sunday-may-10th/

05/07/2026

Happy to be a small part of this project for some amazing veterans here in Copperas Cove Texas ! Thank you .

05/04/2026

FIRST ALERT: A few strong thunderstorms are possible on Tuesday and especially Wednesday of this week! MORE: kwtx.com/weather

04/28/2026

Tuesday will be another day where the highest severe weather risk will be north of Central Texas, but we once again have the potential for a few strong storms during the afternoon & early evening. Large hail would be the biggest concern with storms Tuesday

04/26/2026

HIGHLY CONDITIONAL THREAT OF SEVERE STORMS FRIDAY INTO THE WEEKEND

It will be warm and humid Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with highs in the upper 80s to near 90° and lows around 70°. Make sure you stay hydrated as your body adapts to the warmer conditions.

The pattern we are now in is one you would typically see in mid to late May. Ingredients for severe weather will be there every day, but a cap may prevent many storms from actually forming. So, this is a low storm chance...but...a high severe chance if storms can get going. Right now, the biggest threat would be very large hail. With all of this said, many of us will NOT see thunderstorms. However, keep an eye to the sky from 4 to 10pm each day just in case a storm develops.

04/22/2026

‼️GROWING SEVERE WEATHER THREAT this SATURDAY & SUNDAY parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas and North Texas for all Severe Hazards‼️

➡️ SATURDAY: Thunderstorms are expected to develop late afternoon into the evening along a lifting warm front from southwest Kansas into east-central Oklahoma.

➡️ PRIMARY THREATS ARE:

💨 DAMAGING WINDS POSSIBLE
🧊 LARGE HAIL POSSIBLE
🌪️ TORNADOES with early Supercells and then QLCS Tornadoes with bowing line development POSSIBLE

➡️ DETAILS: Storms may begin as supercells, but are expected to grow into bowing segments overnight, increasing the damaging wind threat.

A 30% severe area highlights the risk for strong storms moving east-southeast overnight.

➡️ SUNDAY: Severe storms may develop across central and eastern Oklahoma into southern Kansas late afternoon into the evening.

➡️ PRIMARY THREATS ARE:

💨 DAMAGING WINDS POSSIBLE
🧊 LARGE HAIL POSSIBLE
🌪️ TORNADOES POSSIBLE (Some may be strong)

➡️ DETAILS: A very unstable and favorable setup is expected near a dryline and developing surface low in northwest Oklahoma.

‼️If storms develop, a high-end severe weather threat could materialize

A 30% severe area has been introduced, though uncertainty remains on storm development.

⚠️ Uncertainty remains on storm development Sunday, but conditions may support a more significant severe threat if storms initiate.

‼️DO NOT SLEEP NAKED‼️