
Franklin County is home. Our office is at 550 Booth Road in Hardy, which means a call from Rocky Mount, Union Hall, Penhook or Wirtz reaches a team that lives and works nearby. Over more than 15 years we have built decks, remodeled kitchens and finished basements for neighbors, and many of them have hired us again.
When a project runs into a question, it helps to know where the company is. You can reach our team at (540) 339-5279 or visit us in Hardy. We are a general contractor with a BBB profile, a long record on Houzz and 200+ customer reviews.
Many homes here have been in a family for years, and owners want to update the whole house in one coordinated effort: kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, windows and structural fixes. One team managing the trades means fewer gaps and less back-and-forth.
For retirees and multi-generation households, a first-floor primary suite, a roomier walk-in shower or a small addition can make a home work for decades. We design with doorways, thresholds and lighting in mind from the start.
Rural and lake-area homes need practical space: a workshop, a mudroom, a place for guests. A basement remodel or a new garage often delivers more usable room than a second living area.
Franklin County evenings are made for being outside. We build decks, porches and screen rooms using TrexPro® Platinum, Fiberon, AZEK and TimberTech products.
Repeat business is the best measure we have. One homeowner on our reviews page used us for a second time and wrote that they would always choose us for remodeling; another has relied on us for several large projects and reports consistent results. Our reviews page has the full set.
We serve Rocky Mount, Hardy, Union Hall, Penhook and Wirtz, along with the rest of the county. If you live close to Smith Mountain Lake, see our lake page for shoreline rules and view-focused design.
Building permits for Franklin County projects are handled through the county, and some sites carry additional requirements. Our planning stage identifies what your project needs so permits do not slow construction. Properties near the lake may also require approval from Appalachian Power.
Because we are based in Hardy, Franklin County consultations are the easiest for us to schedule. Call to set a time.
Yes. A project supervisor coordinates trades and keeps you informed from start to finish.
Yes, along with Union Hall, Penhook, Wirtz and every other community in the county.
Call (540) 339-5279 or request a free consultation. Also serving Bedford.