Built-Ins & Custom Carpentry
Bookcases, media walls, benches, shelving, trim details, and storage designed around your space.
Mueller & Central Austin
Custom built-ins, carpentry, remodeling, and home repairs handled with clear communication and careful craftsmanship.
What we build
We focus on the work that makes a home more useful, more finished, and more enjoyable to live in.
Bookcases, media walls, benches, shelving, trim details, and storage designed around your space.
Focused kitchen, bathroom, and room updates with one clear point of contact from walkthrough to completion.
Professional solutions for damaged trim, doors, railings, fixtures, flooring, and the unfinished items that linger.
Baseboards, casing, paneling, hardware, transitions, and the final details that make a project feel complete.
Good work should feel simple from the homeowner’s side.
Selected work
Project photography can be added here as your portfolio grows. These layouts are ready for your before-and-after images.
Designed to look original to the home—not added as an afterthought.
Practical improvements with a composed, high-end finish.
Not just covered up—properly assessed, rebuilt, and finished.
Replace these concept panels with real work to turn this into a strong before-and-after portfolio.
A clear process
Every project is different. The communication should not be.
Tell us about your project →Send a description, photos, and your preferred timing through the quote form.
We review the conditions, discuss priorities, and identify any details that affect scope.
You get a clear written scope so everyone understands what is—and is not—included.
We communicate throughout the work and finish with a final walkthrough.
About Threadgill Contracting
Threadgill Contracting serves homeowners who care about the finished product and the experience of getting there.
As an owner-operated company, you work directly with the person responsible for your estimate, communication, and workmanship. The goal is straightforward: understand what you need, do the work carefully, and leave you glad you called.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you are planning. Photos and a rough timeline help us understand the project before we talk.