We're based in Asheville and work on-site across the region. Whether you're in Weaverville and want a kitchen or in West Asheville and want a deck, all ten services come with the same team.
Building custom homes on Asheville's sloped and wooded terrain
On mountain lots, terrain dictates everything from foundation type to drainage. Sloped sites call for engineered retaining walls, stepped footings or pier-and-beam systems, and wooded sites need equipment access planned around the trees worth keeping.
The region's clay-heavy soil moves with moisture, so grading and drainage are designed before construction begins. One team also manages the Buncombe County submissions for setbacks, septic and stormwater.
A complete kitchen remodel fixes the bottlenecks: narrow aisles, storage far from the stove, appliances that fight the workflow. Layout, cabinetry, counters, flooring and lighting are planned together.
Many West Asheville homes were built before 1980 with galvanized steel pipes that are best replaced while the kitchen is open.
New tile over a water-damaged subfloor or a badly sloped shower pan only hides the problem. A proper remodel fixes the subfloor, drain slope, waterproofing and ventilation before any finish goes on.
Many North Asheville homes date from the 1970s and 80s, when cast iron drain lines were common; replacing them during the remodel prevents repeat failures.
East Asheville is one of the eight areas we serve. Every service on this site is available here, from kitchen and bathroom remodels to additions, decks, roofing and new custom homes.
Many Hendersonville homes sit on sloped lots, where even a simple bump-out needs deeper footings on the downhill side to keep floors level. Garage conversions skip that, but need insulation, HVAC and egress windows.
The detail that matters most is the roof tie-in: an addition designed as part of the original structure, with proper flashing and HVAC sized for the new space.
Most deck failures start with flashing and fasteners. With Weaverville's freeze-thaw cycles, UV at elevation and morning fog, stainless or coated fasteners and flashing installed before the siding goes back matter more than the decking itself.
Covered structures are engineered for wet spring snow, and layouts are planned around sun angles and how you will actually use the space.
Whole-home renovation for older Waynesville properties
Many older Waynesville homes have compartmentalized, mid-century floor plans. A coordinated renovation brings new electrical panels, rerouted plumbing and insulation where the walls are open anyway.
Owner-occupied homes and investment properties call for different finish choices, but the same structural work and code compliance.
Custom homes, kitchens, bathrooms, additions and conversions, whole-home renovations, outdoor living and decks, commercial build-outs, roofing, design-build and spec homes, offered across all eight towns.
