Start Here — Featured Work
Cedar Pergola, Full Length of the House
Cedar posts and rafters over the back patio — outdoor fireplace at one end, porch swing at the other.
Real Work — Before & After
The Work, First
This is what we do, before anything else — real jobs for real customers across Dallas–Fort Worth. Swipe sideways through the work, and on any photo with a handle, drag it to compare before and after.
From Green Tub to Marble Shower
What was wrongAn avocado-green tub, glued-on wall panels scarred with adhesive, and a hole cut through the back wall.
What it becameA walk-in shower in marble-look panels — frameless glass, black hardware, a fold-down seat and grab bars on both walls.
The Deck, Rebuilt
What was wrongThe tear-out, up close: old boards lifted, the frame underneath checked board by board before anything new went down.
What it becameNew decking run straight the full length of the house, and a railing that keeps the view of the yard wide open.
The Marble Shower, Before
The same shower at the start: avocado-green tub, glued-on panels scarred with adhesive, and a hole cut through the back wall.
The Marble Shower, From the Doorway
The finished shower the way you first see it — frameless glass, fold-down seat, marble-look panels through the door.
Walk-In Shower Conversion
Marble-look panels floor to ceiling, fold-down seat, grab bars, matte black fixtures.
Travertine Shower
Travertine throughout, with recessed niches and a teak fold-down seat.
Inside the Travertine Shower
Rain head and hand shower, two recessed niches, and a grab bar set into the travertine-look panels.
Black Panel Shower
Bold black wall panels with built-in corner shelving.
Walk-In Tub Install
Walk-in tub set and finished, with grab bar and black faucets.
A Deep Tub, Properly Dressed
What was wrongA plain white fiberglass tub doing nothing for the room around it.
What it becameA deep soaking tub wrapped in marble-look panels with nickel fixtures — the same footprint, a different room.
Studs to Stone-Look Shower
What was wrongStripped back to studs — old panels off, plumbing exposed, blocking going in for the new walls.
What it becameBold blue-gray marble-look panels over a new white pan, with a hand shower on a slide bar.
In Between: New Board Up
The same shower mid-build — fresh moisture-resistant board on every wall before the marble-look panels went on.
Weatherford Porch, Rebuilt
What was wrongRot had taken the porch structure — opened up, it all had to come out.
What it becameA rebuilt porch, solid and finished, carrying the front of the house again.
Weatherford, Opened Up
Why the porch had to be rebuilt: rot through the rafters and roof decking, exposed once the top came off.
A Patio Becomes a Room
What was wrongAn open covered patio with an outdoor bar — pleasant in good weather, unusable the rest of the year.
What it becameA closed-in room: board-and-batten siding run dead straight, two new windows trimmed out clean, finished like it was always part of the house.
The Deck, Framed
Between tear-out and finished surface: new joists run straight the full length of the house, blocked and level.
The Raised Deck, From Below
Posts, beams and bracing under the rebuilt deck — the structure the new surface stands on.
The Raised Deck, From the Yard
The full span of it — posts and beams carrying the deck the length of the house.
The Deck, Finished
New decking and black metal railing, furniture back in place — the view from the house side.
Chimney Chase Repair
Chase siding repaired, sealed and finished.
Porch Rebuild, Finished
New decking, railing and steps run the full length of the house.
Cedar Posts & a Gabled Patio Cover
King-post trusses and solid cedar posts carrying a new gabled cover over the back patio — the roof tied into the house roofline, built for long afternoons out by the pool.
A Gabled Patio Cover, Start to Finish
Going upThe cover framed and sheathed, still standing on temporary posts.
What it becameSolid cedar posts set and the gable finished in board-and-batten, painted to match the house.
Rafters & LVL Beams
The roof of the same cover going together — engineered LVL beams carrying hand-cut rafters.
Sheathed & Dried In
Roof decked and the gable sheathed — the cover closed in before finish work.
The Cover, From the Back
The finished cover from the other side — cedar posts, painted gable, roof tied into the house.
The Gable, Up Close
Board-and-batten run straight across the gable, finished and painted.
Closet Doors, Hung Even
What was wrongA living-room closet standing open on tired doors, in the middle of the room everyone sits in.
What it becameTwo pairs of white paneled doors hung clean and even, with a new light bar above them.
The Backsplash That Finished the Kitchen
What was wrongNew cabinets and counters in — and a bare wall where the kitchen should have come together.
What it becameA gray linear mosaic run dead straight and carried around the corner without a break in the pattern.
A Window Becomes a Door
What was wrongA window where the room needed a door — no way out to the backyard but around the house.
What it becameA sliding glass door cut through the wall and finished inside and out, opening the room onto the yard.
The Door In, Finishing Up
The same conversion mid-finish: slider set and trimmed, walls in paint prep around it.
And Then a Deck
The job didn’t stop at the doors. A wood deck went in off the new sliders — decking down, railing up — photographed the night it came together, by work light.
A New Front Door — Aledo
What was wrongThe old six-panel door had done its years — weather-worn and scuffed, sitting in a frame with the paint letting go.
What it becameA new 34×76 combo door with an oval glass window — set plumb, trimmed out clean and sealed against the weather.
A Ceiling, Opened & Closed
What was wrongCeiling cut open to reach the damage — joists, insulation and ductwork exposed.
What it becameNew drywall set, taped and mudded, ready for texture and paint.
The Conversion, From Outside
What was wrongA window in a red-brick wall — the old screen door already off and leaning beside it.
What it becameBrick cut, sliding door set plumb, trim finished — the same wall, a new way out.
Glen Rose: Frame to Finished Home
Where it startedBare framing on a dirt lot in Deer Creek Estates — walls, gables and roof structure.
What it becameA finished home: brick, siding and shingles complete.
A Custom Home, Walls to Move-In
Where it startedFirst-floor walls standing on the slab of a wooded lot — every room of the house readable in studs before a single sheet of decking went on.
What it becameThe same house closed in and finished: the framing and dried-in shell carried through to black-framed window walls and a long covered porch. Stonework by others; the structure underneath it is ours.
The Garage Wing, Sheathed
Same build, other end: garage wing framed, sheathed and roof-decked.
The Wing, Finished
Board-and-batten siding and a long tiled porch running the finished wing.
The Front Porch, Finished
T&G ceiling and heavy beam over the tiled porch we framed and built out — stonework by others.
A Steel Building, Becoming a Home
Where it startedAn empty metal building — corrugated panels and red iron, nothing inside but the slab.
What it becameFramed living space inside the shell: stud walls, window and door openings, a loft overhead and the rooms of a house taking shape on polished concrete.
Roof Trusses — Glen Rose
Trusses up and the roof taking shape on a new build.
Dried-In — Glen Rose
Wrapped, roof decked and dried in.
The Birch Racquet Club — Keller
Steel and interior work on a past commercial project.
Tongue-and-Groove Porch Ceiling
The underside of that custom home’s porch — T&G boards over heavy beams, finished clean.
LVL Beams & Hand-Cut Rafters
Inside the same build — engineered beams carrying hand-cut roof framing.
A Barrel-Vault Ceiling, Framed
Curved ceiling framing and arched doorways — the detail work inside a custom build.
Curved Ceiling, From Above
Joists fanned and cut to the curve of a round ceiling.
The Staircase, Framed
Stringers, treads and rail framed in on a new build.
Red Iron Going Up
Steel frame of a metal building raised and braced — from our metal-building work.
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Before-and-after photos come standard on our property-management work orders — and on any call, we can walk you through recent work like yours.
DFW Based — Serving All of Dallas–Fort Worth
General Contractor for Structural Work, Repairs, Renovations & Property Maintenance
Blue Star Pro Contracting & Renovations is a DFW-based general contractor serving homeowners and property managers across Dallas–Fort Worth. Structural work is our specialty — framing, beams, posts, and structural repairs and rebuilds, the work this company was built on. One call also covers the repair, the renovation, and the make-ready — with crews sized to the scope of the job.
- Structural Framing, Beams & Repairs
- Fully Insured
- Commercial & Residential
- Crew Sized to Every Job
- DFW Based · Serving All of Dallas–Fort Worth
What We Do
Services
Led by the work we do best — structural framing, beams, posts and repairs — and running from a single work-order repair to a full renovation, with crews sized to match the scope.
Structural Work — Framing, Beams & Repairs
Our Specialty
All of it. Load-bearing walls, beams, posts, framing, structural repairs and rebuilds — if it’s structural, we do it. This is the work we came up on.
Property Maintenance & Make-Ready
Work-order repairs for occupied and vacant units, make-ready turns between tenants, and city violation corrections — every job documented with before-and-after photos, like the work in the gallery above.
Renovations & Remodels
Bathroom remodels like the marble shower in the gallery above, window-to-door conversions cut through brick, interior renovations, flooring and finish work.
Repairs, Plumbing & Installations
Outlets, switches and fixtures; disposals, dishwashers and appliance installs; sewer camera inspections that show you the inside of the line; drum-machine clearing for main sewer lines and regular drains; AC drain lines; doors, drywall, paint and trim.
Decks, Patios & Exterior
Deck building and repair, gabled patio covers and cedar pergolas like the ones in the gallery above, patio post replacement, fences, screens, siding repair and exterior rot repair.
Pressure Washing & Roof Care
Metal roof washing and seal prep, homes, driveways and patios — and make-ready exterior cleaning for property managers.
Also available: welding & metal buildings.
Instant Ballpark
Get a Basic Quote
Chat with Star, Blue Star Pro’ quote assistant. A few quick taps and Star will give you a basic ballpark on the jobs we price every week — ranges from real Blue Star jobs. Structural work and bigger projects are quoted free after we see them.
Star Quote Assistant
Basic ballparks in seconds — no forms, no waiting
Online — replies right away
Star’s chat opens right where you are — tap below (or tap Star in the corner, anywhere on the page) and the chat box opens beside her. A few quick taps and you have a basic ballpark.
Vendor Services
For Property Managers
An active maintenance vendor for property-management companies across Dallas–Fort Worth — including structural repairs when a property needs more than a patch — built around the paperwork and proof your owners need to approve work with confidence.
100s of work orders completed for DFW property-management companies — repairs, make-readies, and corrections handled end to end.
Currently accepting new property-management clients across the metroplex.
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Itemized estimatesEvery line priced on its own, so owners can approve line by line — no lump sums to defend.
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Photo documentation, standardBefore-and-after photos with every completed work order.
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Fully insuredCertificate of insurance available on request for vendor onboarding.
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Dedicated point of contactOne contact for scheduling, updates, and sign-off on every work order.
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Built for larger and structural projects, tooFraming, beams, posts and structural repairs are our specialty — and when a job needs more hands, we hire and coordinate additional crew to match the scope and timeline, so bigger work doesn’t get turned away for lack of capacity.
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DFW-wide coverageDFW based and working across the whole Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.
Who You’re Hiring
About Blue Star Pro
Frisco Tucker came up through homebuilding — running framing crews on new homes around Glen Rose — before founding Blue Star Pro Contracting & Renovations, now DFW based. That background is still in the work: measure twice, build it solid, and leave it straight. Structural work — framing, beams, posts, repairs and rebuilds — is still the heart of the company: it is the work we want most, and after years of building houses from the slab up, it is the work that comes most naturally to us.
Today Blue Star Pro handles structural work, repairs, renovations, and property maintenance for homeowners and property-management companies across Dallas–Fort Worth. We take on work of all sizes: a single work-order repair gets the same care as a full renovation, and for larger projects we bring in additional crew and coordinate the trades the job requires — so you get the capacity the project needs, with one company accountable from quote to completion.
The standard is simple, and it is the reason property managers keep sending work orders: done right the first time. Coming back to redo a job wastes your time and ours — so it gets done right before it gets called done.
Frisco Tucker
Owner & General Contractor — Blue Star Pro Contracting & Renovations, LLC
How We Work
- Written, itemized pricing firstEvery line of the estimate is priced on its own, before any work starts.
- Agreements signed before mobilizingThe scope is agreed in writing before we roll — no surprises on either side.
- Photos before and afterEvery job is documented, so you can see exactly what was done.
- Done right the first timeThat is the standard on a single repair and a full renovation alike.
Tell Us About the Job
Call or email and tell us what is broken, what you are planning, or what needs structural attention — sagging, leaning, cracked or rotted framing included — or send over a work order, and we will take it from there. Small repair or large project, we’ll put the right crew together for the job.
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