Richmon Homes & Construction

05/11/2026

03/05/2026

Come See us at The Expo Center @ 5827 Leonard Rd in Bryan March 14th & 15th!

Richard and Monica give each customer unmatched individual service and quality workmanship. That’s the way our families have been doing business in the local area for over 100 years.
Call us: 979-731-1134

If you can dream it ….WE CAN DO IT!

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03/18/2025

DID YOU KNOW: There are no National State or City regulatory requirements for training, testing, insurance or licensing requirements to become a Residential Contractor in the state Texas that includes Home Builders, Remodelers, Roofers, Carpenters and Foundations. If any one of these contractors tell you they are licensed they are misrepresenting. Roofers say they are licensed but that is from a Roofing Association not a governmental regulatory body. A lot of city's now are asking all residential contractors to register mainly as a source of revenue. Registration from a city is not a regulatory license. Please share especially after all the hail damage in the area.

03/09/2025

Give us a call they are going fast

01/28/2025

Come out and see us

08/10/2023

A picture of one if our competitors bathroom remodel with a bedit

02/25/2023

Home and Garden Expo | HOME SERIES SEMINAR SCHEDULE

Join us next weekend at our 44th Annual Home and Garden Expo as we will have the experts offering their time & knowledge during our Home Series Seminars! For more information, visit www.gbvbuilders.org/bcshomeexpo

BIG thank you to our speakers:
• Alycia Hooper Real Estate Team
• Cary Tennis, Pilgrim Mortgage
• Wesley Price, AudioVideo
• Bill Bingham, Bingham Construction
• Hugh Stearns, Stearns Design Build
• Justin Kerl, University Electrical Services, LLC
• Barkers Heating & Cooling
• CBH Services
• Brian Windham, Sunspace Texas
• Dennis McMillin, Sunshine Fun Pools
• Lilly Crossley & Savannah Fox, Sit Means Sit Dog Training College Station
• Built Green Custom Homes
• Magruder Homes
• Richmon Homes & Construction

02/20/2021

**Do not pay for the entire job up front or pay in cash. In fact, state law prohibits contractors in disaster areas from taking up front money unless they have held a physical business address in the county or adjacent county for at least one year. This law, found in Chapter 58 of the Texas Business and Commerce Code, provides other valuable protections for those rebuilding in disaster areas.
*Make sure the contractor has a permanent business location and a good reputation with a local bank and suppliers.
*Find out how long they have been in the building business. You want to know that your contractor will be around after construction is complete to fulfill any warranty obligations.
*Check with your local Better Business Bureau to learn if any complaints have been filed against your contractor.
*Some Texas cities require that builders are registered and bonded. Check with your city’s building permits department in this regard.
*Ask for and verify references.
*Enter into a complete and clearly written contract with your builder or modeler.
*Be cautious of unusually low-priced bids or a hard-sell to “sign today” for a low price.