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Projects around Terre Haute and the Wabash Valley

Photos from our own job sites in Terre Haute, Brazil, Clay City and across the Wabash Valley, grouped by the kind of work.

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Kitchens

We design and build full-gut kitchen remodels, with the plumbing and electrical scheduled and managed by us. Recent kitchen work:

  • Brazil, 2026. Cabinets, crown and range-hood venting installed in a new home.
  • Clay City, 2025. A kitchen backsplash of about 35 square feet, finished with Schluter edge trim.
Stainless electric range below a knotty-wood range hood, white subway tile, quartz counters and white shaker cabinets
Wood range hood over a stainless range
White quartz countertop with farmhouse sink and matte black faucet, white shaker cabinets and wood range hood beyond
Quartz countertops and farmhouse sink in a remodeled kitchen
White farmhouse sink set in a knotty-wood base cabinet with black knobs, matte black faucet and a window above
Farmhouse sink with rustic wood base cabinet
Stainless electric range under a natural knotty-wood range hood, flanked by white shaker cabinets and subway tile
Custom wood range hood with subway tile backsplash
Natural wood floating corner shelves on white handmade-look subway tile beside a white shaker cabinet
Wood floating shelves with subway tile
White shaker kitchen with natural knotty-wood range hood, subway tile, farmhouse sink and wood-look plank floor
White shaker kitchen remodel with custom wood range hood

More on kitchen remodeling.

Commercial build-outs and interiors

We take on commercial spaces as complete design/build projects, and as trade work like drop ceilings, metal stud framing, drywall and FRP panels. Recent jobs:

  • Terre Haute, 2026. Six healthcare patient rooms rebuilt after moisture damage, plus attic insulation across the building.
  • Terre Haute, 2025. An office wing insulated and air-sealed, with fire-rated drywall and new drop ceilings.
  • Brazil, 2025. A commercial interior refresh with framing, drywall, FRP wall panels and a new drop ceiling.
Office space with carpet removed, bare concrete with adhesive residue, a floor scraper and a shop vac
Commercial floor removal and slab prep
Self-storage hallway with glossy gray flake epoxy floor, roll-up doors in navy and red, and colored floor borders
Flake epoxy floor in a self-storage facility

More on commercial build-outs and acoustic ceilings.

Roofing

Our union-trained roofers, led by foreman Timmy Burgess, tear roofs down to the decking and install architectural shingles and metal. Recent jobs:

  • Brazil, 2026. A 67-square Class 3 shingle roof on the Jackson Township fire department, with ridge vent, flashing and fascia repairs.
  • Montezuma, 2026. 26 squares: shingles and old cedar shake torn off, a new 1/2-inch plywood deck and Class 3 shingles.
  • Rockville, 2026. One layer of shingles torn off and replaced with Class 4 ProRib metal panels and matching trim.
Newly installed multi-tone architectural asphalt shingles with a ridge vent, seen from the peak over a backyard
Architectural shingle roof replacement
New gray architectural shingle roof with ridge cap, viewed from above with farm fields and trees beyond
Architectural shingle roof on a rural home
Aging gray asphalt shingle roof with a split, lifting ridge cap shingle and worn granules
Damaged ridge cap on an aging shingle roof
Gray architectural asphalt shingle roof with a pipe boot, white house wing and farm fields beyond
Gray architectural shingle roof replacement
Small house with navy vinyl siding, dark shingle roof, white windows and a cedar-post covered porch
Navy vinyl siding, shingle roof and cedar-post porch
Wide view of a new gray architectural shingle roof with a pipe boot, white house wing and fields beyond
Gray architectural asphalt shingle roof replacement

More on roof replacement, metal roofing and commercial roofing.

Decks

We build Trex composite and pressure-treated decks on poured footers dug 48 inches deep, with picture-frame borders on composite decks and the railing style you pick. Every deck we build is a full build: new footers, new framing and new decking. Recent jobs:

  • Terre Haute, 2026. The old deck torn out and a new Trex Select deck built from the footers up, with a double picture-frame border, a box step and Trex aluminum railing.
  • Terre Haute, 2026. A pressure-treated deck torn out and rebuilt with black cable railing.

Small Trex decks we’ve built have come in around $15,000, and we’ve bid 50-year Trex Transcend decks on larger projects at over $100,000.

Wide brown composite deck with black aluminum railing leading to a screened sunroom and French doors
Trex Select deck with picture-frame border – Terre Haute, 2026
Gable-roof screened sunroom on a brown composite deck with black railing beside a brick ranch, sunny sky
Screened sunroom on a new Trex deck – Terre Haute, 2026
Corner of a brown composite deck with black aluminum railing, box step and potted flowers on a sunny day
Trex deck corner with aluminum railing – Terre Haute, 2026

More on deck building.

Screened porches, covers and sunrooms

Some of our deck jobs grow into bigger outdoor projects: a roof over part of the deck, a screened porch with a tongue-and-groove ceiling, or a sunroom. Recent jobs:

  • Terre Haute, 2026. A sunroom built as part of a deck and roof project.
  • Terre Haute, 2026. A 9-by-9-foot cedar-tone pavilion with a black metal roof.
Screened porch with knotty pine ceiling, fan, cedar-tone posts and shake gable on a brown composite deck
Screened porch with knotty pine ceiling on a composite deck
New pressure-treated joists with hangers framing a covered front porch floor beside tan vinyl siding
Covered porch floor framing
Covered porch with a stained tongue-and-groove ceiling and wood posts above red rose bushes and a block wall
Covered porch with wood plank ceiling
Corner of a screened porch with a shake-siding gable, white gutters and composite steps down to a walkway
Screened porch with composite steps
Brown composite deck along a brick house with French doors, a screened porch at left and black aluminum railing
Composite deck with black aluminum railing
Brick ranch with a new brown composite deck, black aluminum railing, box step and a gable-roof screened sunroom
Trex deck with screened sunroom and aluminum railing – Terre Haute, 2026

Concrete

We pour brushed-finish concrete of any size, from small pads to driveways and barn floors, and put flake epoxy over slabs. Recent jobs:

  • Brazil, 2025. A 200-square-foot, 4-inch brushed slab with skid-steer grading and a crushed-concrete base.
  • Paris, Illinois, 2026. A garage-size floor ground, primed and finished with full-broadcast flake epoxy and a urethane topcoat.
Fresh broom-finished concrete slab extending an existing pad beside a red and white metal pole building
New concrete slab beside a pole barn
Four-post timber pavilion with a black metal roof on a new concrete slab beside a gravel drive
Timber-frame pavilion on a new concrete pad
Crew finishing a fresh concrete slab with a bull float and hand trowels beside a red pole barn in fall light
Crew finishing a concrete slab

More on concrete and epoxy floors.

Carpentry and trim

Trim is where a room starts to look finished: base, casing, crown, doors and paneling. Our lead carpenter, Jacob Zimmerman, leads this work. Recent jobs:

  • Brazil, 2026. 17 interior doors hung and a new home trimmed out.
  • Clay City, 2025. Entryway wall paneling, chair rail, cabinet panels and baseboard.
  • Terre Haute, 2026. New crown molding in a church entry and two rooms.
Underside of new wood pavilion rafters and beams, with a red Ford pickup and neighboring houses beyond
Timber pavilion framing
Screened porch with knotty pine vaulted ceiling, ceiling fan and wicker recliners overlooking a wooded backyard
Screened porch with tongue-and-groove pine ceiling
Covered front porch with stained wood posts, knee braces and spindle railing, wood floor and a flower bed along the walk
Covered front porch with stained timber posts and railing
Inside a screened porch: knotty pine vaulted ceiling, wood-blade fan and brown composite floor facing a yard
Screened porch interior with knotty pine ceiling
Close-up of unfinished wood crown molding with dentil blocks along a textured ceiling and yellow wall
Dentil crown molding installation
Fresh 2x4 stud framing for a closet around a furnace, water heater and softener on a checkered floor
Framing a mechanical closet

More on finish carpentry.

Our crew at work

Every Monday morning the crew meets to go over the week’s jobs, and every job site gets cleaned up at the end of every day.

Bearded crew member in a cap and tinted glasses gives a thumbs-up on a job site while holding a can of ravioli
Selfie of a smiling man in sunglasses with crew tearing off an old roof on a white house behind him
Roof tear-off underway
Two roofers on a dark shingle roof with roof jacks, ladders and a plank over white vinyl siding
Crew re-roofing a farmhouse
Two roofers installing ridge cap shingles with a nail gun on a dark shingle roof in the country
Crew nailing ridge cap shingles
Two roofers walking the peak of a new gray architectural shingle roof with a ridge vent
Architectural shingle roof with ridge vent

Meet them on meet the crew.

Questions about our projects

Are these photos from your own jobs?

Yes. Every photo on this page comes from a job our crew worked on. The few stock photos elsewhere on our site are labeled as examples and never passed off as our work.

What do projects like these cost?

Kitchen remodels run $25,000 to $125,000, bathroom remodels $20,000 to $60,000 and residential roof replacements $10,000 to $105,000, and roof inspections are free. Our smaller projects typically start around $10,000. Every number is on our pricing page.

Why don’t you list customer names or addresses?

Because it’s our customers’ home or business, not ours. We describe every job by what we built, the town and the year.

Can you build something like this at my place?

Probably, if you’re within about an hour of Terre Haute. Call (812) 605-2560 or request an estimate online, and Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, will reach out within 1 business day.

Where can I read what your customers say?

Our customers rate us 5.0 stars from 82 reviews on Google, Facebook and Trex. Read them on our reviews page.

Ready to talk about your project?

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.

(812) 605-2560Request an estimate

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