Construction company in Garner, NC

Garner's brick ranch homes from the 1970s and 1980s are a common renovation target. These homes were built with functional but dated layouts — often a single bathroom, a galley kitchen, and a carport rather than an enclosed garage. Converting a carport to an attached garage, adding a bathroom, or opening up the kitchen to the living area are all projects that require structural assessment of the existing framing before any walls come down. The original construction in these homes used methods that differ from modern framing, and the scope needs to account for that.

The town's rolling terrain creates drainage conditions that affect construction planning in ways that flat suburban lots do not. A home addition on a sloped Garner lot may require retaining walls, grading work, or drainage systems to keep water from pooling against the new foundation. Patio and deck projects on sloped lots also need to account for how water moves across the site after construction, since improperly graded flatwork can direct runoff toward the home's crawlspace or foundation wall.

Garner's proximity to South Raleigh and the I-40 corridor makes it a practical service area for commercial general contracting as well as residential work. Light commercial projects — tenant improvements, accessory building construction, and metal building construction for small businesses along the US-70 and I-40 corridors — are a consistent part of the construction activity in this part of Wake County. We handle both residential and commercial scopes, which means a business owner and a homeowner in Garner can work with the same contractor.