Fraternity, sorority and campus housing renovations in Terre Haute

House corporation boards hire us to renovate and repair fraternity and sorority houses: kitchens, baths, basements, ceilings, roofs and water damage, scheduled around the school calendar.

What we do for chapter houses

  • Kitchens, cabinets and countertops
  • Bathrooms and showers
  • Basements and ceilings
  • Water damage repair and rebuilds. See damage rebuilds.
  • Roofs, flashing and gutters by our union roofing crew
  • Paint, flooring and trim

Scheduled around the school year

Big work happens over summer and winter breaks, when the house is empty. We plan backward from move-in day so the house is ready when the chapter comes back.

Working with house corporation boards

  • One point of contact for the board and the house director
  • Photos and a written scope the board can approve
  • Projects phased across summers when the budget calls for it
  • A certificate of insurance on request

Recent chapter house work

  • A fraternity house in Terre Haute, about $18,000. The kitchen ceiling rebuilt after a roof leak, roof wall flashing and new gutters.
  • Water damage repair and renovation at a second fraternity house
  • Cabinets and countertops for a chapter house

How a chapter house project runs

  1. Call or request an estimate — Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, reaches out within 1 business day.
  2. Site visit — We walk the space with you, measure and talk through what has to change and when.
  3. Budget and scope — In writing, within 5 business days.
  4. Drawings and permits — Drawings through our drafting partner when the project needs them, and we pull the permits.
  5. Proposal and agreement — One all-inclusive price with permits and sales tax built in, e-signed in JobTread and good for 7 days.
  6. Build — Co-owner Ryan Bolinger runs the day-to-day. Schedule updates and change orders show up in your JobTread client portal.
  7. Walkthrough — Punch list, then a Notice of Substantial Completion, which starts your one-year workmanship warranty.

Payment and warranty

Build-outs and renovations follow a staged schedule: 25% at signing, 25% on the first day of work, 25% at rough-in, 15% at substantial completion and 10% after the punch list. When we work as a subcontractor for a general contractor, we bill through the GC’s pay-application process.

Our one-year workmanship warranty starts at substantial completion, with warranty visits scheduled within 7 business days.

★★★★★

Awesome company ,good work that they stand by.

Jimmy BousmanGoogle review
★★★★★

White Rock Contracting has done several different jobs for us. Derek and his staff are knowledgeable, polite and on time. They have cleaned our gutters, replaced an exterior door and replaced rotting moulding around our doors. They are reasonably priced, come out on time and are very good at communicating about the projects.

Lynn WilkeyGutters customer
★★★★★

Derek and the crew from White Rock Contracting did an amazing job on my renovation project! Reach out to them with any renovation projects you have coming up, I promise you will be wowed by their professionalism, communication and overall quality of work they do!

Mildred GondeckGoogle review

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Chapter house questions

Can you finish over the summer?

That’s how we plan most chapter house work. Call us in the spring so the schedule fits.

Do you work for the university?

We work for house corporation boards, property owners and general contractors.

Can you fix the roof leak and the damage inside?

Yes. Our union crew fixes the roof, and we rebuild the inside.

Planning a build-out, renovation or repair?

Send us a few details and Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, will contact you within one business day to discuss your goals, answer questions and schedule a site visit.

Doug Stoliby, Sales ManagerDoug will reach out within 1 business day.