General Contractor in Corinth, MS

Yes. Homes in the Midtown Corinth Historic District require careful work — original floors, plaster walls, and period trim details need to be matched or preserved rather than replaced with modern substitutes. We handle flooring installation, custom trim work, and interior painting in these older structures.

In Corinth's hot, humid climate, paint on wood siding can begin to peel or chalk within three to five years if the surface was not properly cleaned and primed before painting. South- and west-facing walls take the most sun and tend to fail first. Proper prep work — not just a fresh coat over old paint — is what makes the difference in how long the finish lasts.

Yes. Cabinet installation can be done as a standalone project. We remove the existing cabinets, check the wall framing and plumbing rough-in, and install new cabinetry. If the countertops, flooring, or appliances are in good shape, there is no need to replace them at the same time.

We do. Deck building in Corinth follows the same principles as in West Tennessee — pressure-treated lumber or composite decking, proper post footings, and drainage slope to keep water from pooling on the surface. Mississippi's summer heat and humidity are hard on untreated wood, so material selection matters as much here as it does on a Tennessee lakefront property.