General contractor in Worland, WY

Worland's in-town housing stock was built primarily around 1957, and those homes have been through decades of Bighorn Basin weather. Summer highs above 90°F and winter lows well below freezing cycle repeatedly through roofing, siding, and concrete, breaking down materials faster than in more moderate climates. Remodeling these properties means replacing what has failed, not patching it.

River-bottom soil along the Big Horn River corridor in Worland behaves differently than the harder ground further from the water. Concrete flatwork on parcels near the river needs to account for soil that can shift with moisture changes. We plan concrete work with the site conditions in mind before the first form goes in.

Acreage parcels outside Worland along roads like River Road and the surrounding agricultural land are active sites for shop and pole barn construction. These builds need concrete pads and framing suited to the open exposure and the equipment loads that working agricultural properties put on a structure. We handle both the concrete and the building package on these rural sites.