Grapevine & Fort Worth, Texas
Trusted Vendor Partner List
A collection of service providers gathered over years of client reviews and referrals — organized by category for easy reference during a purchase, sale, or move.
Amy Beyer, REALTOR®
Grapevine's Local Expert for Relocation & Right Sizing
Updated August 13, 2026
Over the past 20+ years of helping people buy, sell, and settle into homes across Grapevine, Fort Worth, and the rest of the DFW metroplex, I have put together a list of vendors I trust. Some of them I have used myself. Others were recommended by past clients, other agents, or my own neighbors and family.
I do not get paid to recommend anyone on this list, and no vendor pays to be included. This is simply a resource I share with my clients, and now with you. If you are moving to Grapevine, prepping a home to sell, or just need a reliable plumber, I hope it saves you some searching.
The list is organized alphabetically by category. Use the quick links below to jump to the service you need, or scroll through the whole thing.
This list has been compiled over the years from client reviews of the companies listed. Amy has not worked with every single vendor listed — some have been referred by clients, other real estate agents, family, and friends. Amy does not make any money by referring any of these services, and the vendors listed do not pay to be on this list.
Appliances
Brick Masons
Carpenter
Independent Carpenter
Michael Leathers
Prefers to communicate via text, can be slow to respond but does good work
Carpet Cleaning
Chimney Sweep
All Gone Services – Chimney Sweeping & Dryer Cleaning
Roland Reschreiter
NE Tarrant Co.
Cleaning
Blue Bow Services LLC
Wendy Simmer
Dallas Co. / Make-ready, listing prep
Metro's Best Residential & Commercial Cleaning Services
Meggan Vogt
Metroplex Wide
Concrete
Counter Tops
Hard Rock Granite and Tile
Bailey Blaies & Cobi Yearian, Owners
Metroplex Wide
CPA / Accountant
Credit Repair
Rising Point Solutions
Amy Klunder
860 Airport Freeway, Suite 500, Hurst, TX 76054. Must notify your lender that you are working with her first
Dumpster Rental
Ft. Worth Dumpster Rental
Mad Trash
Electrician
Engineers
Epoxy Floors
Exterior Siding
Carrington Construction, LLC
Trent Fuller
NE Tarrant Co. – son of Amy's neighbor in Grapevine
Arrowhead Roofing & Exteriors
Mark Dowdy
Keller & Lewisville – ask for sales rep Lindsey, cell 817-937-2583
Fences
Metroplex Fence
Benny, Owner
Amy's personal fence guy, usually booked out 2-3 weeks
Financial Planner
LifeBranch Wealth Partners
Morgan Nichols
Based in Grapevine – works with all price points
Navigation Financial Group
Steve Hagemann
Based in Addison – high net worth individuals only
Fireplaces
Flooring
Carpet One Floor & Home Southlake
Chris Hughes
Showroom in Southlake – 154 Bank St.
Foundation
Furniture Repair
Referred by Stacy's Furniture, Grapevine (Adjustable Beds)
Jimmy Owens
Based in NRH, works on all adjustable bed frame motors that need to be reassembled after moving
Garage
Uncle Bob's Garage Door Services
Robert Shields
Tarrant Co – Arlington
General Contractor
Gift Baskets
Gutters
Handymen
Homeowner's Insurance
Home Warranty
HVAC
D.T.M. Heating & Air Conditioning
Mike Peckinpaugh
Tarrant Co – based in Ft. Worth
Inspectors
The Inspection Ladies
Amy Van Zandt (Inspector), Tanya (Scheduling)
Metroplex wide – based in Keller (LGBTQ)
Farmer Inspections
Phil Farmer
High-end homes, NE Tarrant County (Veteran)
Irrigation
Junk Hauler
Landscape & Decking
ProDeck
Bill Yarborough
Ref of CB Southlake, outdoor kitchens, patios, decks
Locksmith
Mortgage
True North Home Loans
Anginette Jorrey
Broker – CONV, FHA & Down Pymt Assist, High Net Worth Clients
Happy State Bank
Patricia Mahoney, VA Certified
Banker – $0 fee for VA Loans
Supreme Lending, Grapevine
Patrick Daily (Condos) / Paul Duane (Divorce Lender)
Broker – Divorce Lending
American National Bank & Trust (Ft. Worth branch)
Robert Poe
Banker – Conv, FHA, Purchase + Improvement, Lot/Construction (in-house underwriter & table funding)
Cornerstone First
Drew Brenner
Broker – CONV, FHA & Down Pymt Assist, $0 VA Loans, Self-employed 1099 loans, Investor DSCR loans
Ensure Home Loans
Nizar Nurdinali
Broker – Specialty Loans, High Net Worth Clients
Movers
Thompson Moving Co.
Michael & Danessa Thompson
Amy's personal movers ** pay at closing **
Painter
Pest Control
Photography
Tidmore Portraits
Trent Tidmore
High-end corporate and family photography
Plumbing
Ferguson – Showroom
Aisha Ulmer
512 E. Dallas Rd, Grapevine – must set an appt to review hardware/fixtures
Pools
DFW Leak Detection & Plumbing
Ricky Bolton
Metroplex wide – based in Addison – leak detection only
Tahitian Pools – Richardson
Jim Przelicki
Pro Organizer
Real Estate Attorney
Traci Hutton, Attorney at Law
Traci Hutton
Based in Grapevine – Family Practice
KFS Legal
Kelli Stokes
Wills, probate, heirship affidavits, mineral disputes, etc.
Restoration
Roofs
K & M Services Roofing & Construction
Morgan Elledge
Metroplex Wide + Exterior Construction + Interior Remodels
Arrowhead Roofing
Mark Dowdy (Owner), Lindsay (Sales)
NE Tarrant County – Metroplex wide
Sewer Leaks
Signage
Stager
Tree Services
Utilities
Reliant / an NRG Company
Jermaine Durham
Free service – sets up all utilities
Window Washers
Windows
Conservation Construction
Eric Gipson
Local manufacturer, better than Anderson & Pella – Amy's personal home
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Amy's vendor list free to use?
Yes. This list is free for anyone to use, whether you are a client, a neighbor, or just found it through a search. There is no signup required.
Does Amy get paid for these referrals?
No. I do not receive any payment or commission for recommending anyone on this list, and vendors do not pay to be included. I share it because it has helped my own clients over the years.
How often is this list updated?
I update it as I hear about new vendors or as contact information changes. Check back periodically, especially before a big move or project.
Has Amy worked with every vendor on this list?
Not every one. Some I have worked with directly, and others came recommended by past clients, fellow agents, family, or friends. I recommend doing your own research before hiring any vendor, just as you would for any home service provider.
Need help buying, selling, or moving to Grapevine? If you are planning a move and want personal recommendations for your specific project, reach out to me directly. I am happy to help.
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