Dash Construction LLC

Shoutout to Wes The Concrete Guy. Kicking off summer with the best set up.

Second Credits Due post for the day goes out to a good buddy of mine whose been doing alot of custom fab projects for me and with the assistance of Dash. I can not say enough good about DunRite Fabrication LLC. I asked Cody Warnimont to come take a look at making me some steps for the boat. He came yesterday at 3pm and we mocked it up and he had it fabbed up and welded on the trailer by 2pm today now that's some service! I don't have it completely finished painted. I'll post some more actions shots once it's done. If you have any custom Fabrication needs get ahold of Cody over at Dunrite.

We have still been busy pretty much none stop. Just haven't been posting too much on here. Lately we have been doing our usual patio coverings and dabbling in more and more cabinetry.

The benefits of an outdoor bar are endless. Now is the time to get on the schedule. Call us to talk about the must haves!

Everyone remember the built ins we were working on? Well here they are completed besides one cabinet door that was damaged. Not a huge deal KraftMaid Cabinetry made it right and they are getting us a new door as soon as they are able.

The perfect enhancement for entertaining friends and family. Give us a call to make your HGTV dreams a reality.

Dash Construction LLC updated their address.

Dash is back working on these cold winter days. We took a long holiday off this year to move headquarters and enjoy some family time. Some of you don't know but we love the fine finish side of the carpentry business. We also really enjoy making useful spaces out of over looked/wasted areas. This weekend we are doing a combo job- a closet/built in above a basement stair well and a built in next to the fireplace.

Dreaming of bedroom organization?

The possibilities are endless. We added a heater and nice patio work from Wes Hymore. Call/message us to get on the books for next year!

Now is the time to start thinking about fall and winter projects. Call now to get on the books!

This Siding Transformation came out even better than I expected. We were called in to fix a mess that a another contractor decided was good enough. Here are some before and afters.

Light it up! Loving this mood lighting. The crew has been busy with patio coverings. Message us for a quote!

Wishing you a safe, happy and healthy Easter Sunday.

Hauling Service Pricing will be as Follows:

Mulch per Yard:
Brown-$36
Red-$39
Black-$39

Stone per ton:
Black Granite-$192
River-$54
Lava-$395

Gravel Per Ton:
Base Material-$24
Driveway-$24
Beach Sand-$30
Top Soil-$30

Pricing for other Materials can be Arranged.

Delivery-
15min Radius-$45
30min Radius-$65
45min Radius-$75
60min Radius-$95

Contact: 419-377-7367

Anyone interested in Hauling Services Such as Mulch, Stone, Sand, Landscape Rock? We can haul up to 10,000lbs. Appx 7yds of Material maybe a touch more. These services will be offered weekdays and weekends. Stay Tuned for Rates.

Finished up another fireplace for a very happy repeat customer. What a pop shiplap can make.

Before ➡️ After. The details in this piece make this a great addition. Even the cat approves!

The crew is out there working on transforming this storage space. Stay tuned for after photos!

Damage from the wind? Perhaps your trampoline blew into your neighbor’s house? Call us for a free quote!

What is the best part about calling Darren Reed for your construction needs? Teaching and entertaining the little ones is included!

Check out this story! We’re so happy to be apart of this project and helping to make her home livable again. Shout out to Darren Reed for his hard work!!

Local union contractors help woman with home repair gone wrong In June of this year 81-year-old Dodi Sawyer hired a home improvement company to do some repairs. She says the contractor expanded the project, dismantled portions of the house, and made it unlivable. During the process she and her insurance company spent $11,000 for an unfinished job.

This was a fun one! The homeowners are thinking about painting the posts. What do you think?