Siebler, Inc. is a residential
remodeling and historic preservation company serving customers in the Dallas - Ft. Worth community. Their portfolio
contains an impressive array of projects that includes numerous kitchen and bath
remodels, additions, new construction, ecclesiastical renovations, award winning historic
preservation projects, and museum quality restorations.
The Texas Society of Architects presented Ron Siebler with their Artisan Award for 2020. He has twice received the ASID Dallas Design Community Designers’ Choice Award for
Contractor/Remodeler. Preservation Dallas presented him with the Craftsman of the Year Award in 2016. In 2016, 2019 and 2020 his work was recognized with the prestigous Preservation Dallas Gail Thoma Patterson Award. He has also received a total of nine Achievement Awards from Preservation Dallas, along with a special recognition award from Preservation Texas.
With uncompromising standards, Ron brings together the finest tradesmen,
artisans, and design professionals to realize the dreams and particular wishes
of the client. His personal presence at the site and side-by-side involvement
with his team provides each project with attentive management and timely
completion.
After years of hands-on experience, Ron has developed a philosophical, as well
as methodical approach to the work of residential remodeling and historic preservation.
This perspective is derived from his belief that these trades and crafts
reside within the genre of performed art. Consequently, Ron only works on one
major project at a time, which permits him to be completely focused and
dedicated to meeting the customer’s specific needs.
Ron’s passion for old structures and machines dates to 1984, when he was involved with the first
restoration of the Denton County Courthouse (circa 1897). His
body of work as a historic preservationist includes numerous historic
buildings, wooden wheel windmills, antique machines, and the preservation and
recreation of hardware, furniture, and other artifacts. One of his more recent projects is the restoration of a railroad boxcar used by the German Army during WW ll, now the seminal exhibit of the Holocaust/Shoah wing in the new Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
Siebler is a member of the Board of Directors for Preservation Texas, Preservation Dallas, Meetinghouse Revival, and the North Texas Association for Art Conservation. Over the years, Ron has built and contributed four playhouses
to the Parade of Playhouses at Northpark benefitting Dallas CASA. His involvement with the
community also includes three terms as a member of the Board of Directors for Promise House in Dallas, Texas.
As a volunteer with the SAW
Project (Servants At Work) of First United
Methodist Church - Dallas, Siebler organized and supervised the repairs and
renovations of over 35 Dallas area homes for disadvantaged and elderly residents. Ron has also
assisted with flood and tornado relief efforts in Texas and Missouri.
Siebler holds a Historic House Certification from Preservation Dallas. His firm is certified by the EPA, and Ron is an
"EPA Certified Renovator."
He is licensed with several
municipalities, and he holds
memberships in numerous professional institutions and organizations.
David Lyles, friend and colleague says it best, "Ron
Siebler is respected and admired by everyone in the Dallas area high-end
residential market! He is voluminously experienced over decades of challenging
construction and remodeling projects, thoughtful, approachable, and energetic to
all those of us, clients and tradesmen alike, who have learned we can trust him
to know the most elegant and artful solution from his experience, or to create
that solution from his vastly creative mind! " |
