Construction Company in Terre Haute, IN

Patriot Property Pros is a residential construction company serving Terre Haute and the surrounding Wabash Valley. We build and improve homes with a practical, jobsite-tested approach, from framing and structural repairs to new home construction, additions, garages, decks, and interior build-outs.

If your project involves real construction work like framing, layout changes, exterior structures, or rebuilding problem areas, you’re in the right place. We help you define scope, confirm site conditions, and build it with durable details and clear communication.

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Quick answer

If you’re searching for a construction company in Terre Haute for residential projects like new home construction, home additions, garages, framing, decks, structural repairs, and remodel build-outs, Patriot Property Pros can help you plan the scope, price the work clearly, and build it the right way.

Residential construction services

If you’re hiring a construction company, the goal is usually more than a cosmetic update. It’s building new structure, correcting old structure, or tying new work into an existing home so it performs correctly long-term.

Most of our residential construction work falls into these four buckets:

• New builds and major rebuilds (new home construction, or rebuilding after damage)
• Additions and layout changes (bump-outs, reworking space so the home functions better)
• Exterior structures (decks, porches, and outdoor builds that must survive Indiana weather)
• Structural carpentry and repairs (framing corrections, rot repair, water-damage rebuilds, and build-outs that require real framing changes)

If you’re not sure what category your project fits into, describe what you want to change and what problems you’re seeing. We’ll help you define scope before you spend money in the wrong direction.

When homeowners should hire a construction company

A lot of homeowners search “construction company” when the project involves building, not just updating. That usually means the work affects structure, layout, or long-term durability.

If you’re adding space (addition, bump-out, basement build-out), fixing framing or rot, building an exterior structure that must stay solid for years, or changing walls/openings as part of a remodel, you’re in construction territory. That’s where planning the sequence and getting the “unseen” details right matters most.

What we build most often

New home construction and major rebuilds

New home construction is one of the most exciting projects a homeowner can take on, but it’s also where small planning mistakes get “locked in” for decades. The goal isn’t just a house that looks good on closing day. It’s a home that lives well, stays comfortable through Indiana seasons, and holds up long-term with fewer surprises.

When we take on new residential construction (or a major rebuild after damage), we focus on getting the fundamentals right early: a layout that matches how you actually live, a clean building envelope that manages water correctly, and a build sequence that prevents shortcuts. That includes careful attention to the less-visible details that make the biggest difference later, like flashing at transitions, air sealing where it matters, and straight, solid framing that supports floors, doors, and finishes properly.

We also plan the “future-proof” pieces up front, because it’s far cheaper to build them in than to retrofit later. Things like smarter storage, practical mechanical placement, and wiring options can turn a good plan into a home that feels custom every day.

Additions and layout changes

Additions aren’t only about square footage. The best ones improve how the home works day-to-day. That might mean creating a more usable kitchen footprint, adding a mudroom so the entry doesn’t stay cluttered, or expanding a bathroom so it can be built properly.

On these projects we focus heavily on the connection points, because that’s where long-term failures happen. Tying new structure into existing rooflines, matching exterior water management, and planning transitions so the home doesn’t develop leaks or movement problems later matters just as much as the finished look.

Garages and residential outbuildings

Garage builds and expansions are common requests around Terre Haute, especially for homeowners who need real storage, shop space, or a safer parking setup in winter.

Planning matters here too. We look at access, drainage, and how the structure will be finished and used. A garage that’s framed right but not managed for water and durability becomes a maintenance problem. Our goal is to build it once so you’re not fixing the same issues every few years.

Framing and structural repair

Older homes and “mystery remodels” can hide problems that only show up once finishes start failing. Soft floors, movement, rot, and water damage are often symptoms, not the root cause.

We handle structural repair and framing corrections so the rest of the project lasts. That means correcting what’s underneath so flooring stays flat, tile doesn’t crack, doors close correctly, and exterior transitions don’t keep feeding water into the home.

Outdoor structures and exterior builds

Decks and exterior structures in Indiana take a beating from moisture, freeze/thaw, and movement. A deck can look great on day one and still fail early if the ledger detail, flashing, footings, or stair geometry aren’t right.

We build exterior projects with long-term durability in mind, including safety details and code-aware guard and railing work where required.

Remodeling and build-outs

Many residential construction projects overlap with remodeling, especially when the job involves framing changes, layout improvements, or correcting old problems before new finishes go in.

Remodel and build-out projects we often tie into construction work include:

• Bathroom remodeling with proper waterproofing prep
• Basement finishing that starts with framing and insulation planning
• Flooring and tile projects that need subfloor correction first
• Kitchen updates that include structural or layout changes

How our construction process works

Construction goes smoother when scope is clear and sequencing is planned. We start by understanding what you want to build and why, then we confirm measurements and site conditions that affect pricing and timeline.

From there, we build an estimate based on real scope instead of assumptions. If multiple approaches make sense, we can quote options so you can choose the path that fits your budget and long-term goals.

Once work starts, we protect the space, keep the jobsite organized, and push the build forward in the right order. That means doing the “unseen” steps correctly so finishes don’t fail, transitions don’t leak, and the final result looks intentional.

Typical construction timelines

Every job is different, but this table gives homeowners in Terre Haute a realistic starting point based on scope and sequencing.

If you need to keep part of the home usable, we can often phase the work so you’re not living through a full tear-out longer than necessary.

What affects construction cost

Construction pricing depends on scope, materials, and existing conditions. Some homes have clean framing and straightforward tie-ins. Others hide rot, movement, water damage, or outdated work that has to be corrected before new construction can be built properly.

Two of the biggest cost drivers are structural change and water management. Changing openings, moving walls, or tying into existing rooflines takes planning and time. And on exterior work, the flashing and weatherproofing details are what protect the investment long-term.

If you already have a budget target, tell us. It helps us recommend options that fit reality without cutting corners.

Service area

We serve homeowners in Terre Haute and nearby communities across Vigo County and West-Central Indiana. If you’re just outside Terre Haute, reach out and we’ll tell you if your project is within range.