Serving Missoula, the Bitterroot Valley and Western Montana. Same crew, same standard, whichever valley your house sits in.
Constructive Brothers works out of Missoula, so most of our jobs are inside the city limits or a few minutes past them. We know th…
Carpentry in Missoula →Lolo sits where Highway 12 leaves US-93 and heads up Lolo Creek toward the pass, fifteen minutes south of our Missoula shop. The t…
Carpentry in Lolo →Florence is the first real town heading south into the Bitterroot Valley, twenty-five minutes from our Missoula shop on US-93. It …
Carpentry in Florence →Stevensville has been a town since 1841, which makes it the oldest in Montana and gives it a housing stock most of the valley cann…
Carpentry in Stevensville →Victor is a small crossroads on US-93 about forty-five minutes south of Missoula, with a core of railroad-era houses around the ol…
Carpentry in Victor →Corvallis is farm country. It sits on the Eastside Highway between Hamilton and Stevensville, about fifty minutes from our Missoul…
Carpentry in Corvallis →Hamilton is the county seat and the biggest town in the Bitterroot, fifty-five minutes south of our Missoula shop. Marcus Daly lai…
Carpentry in Hamilton →Frenchtown grew up around the pulp mill, and for fifty years the houses followed the paychecks: modest 1950s through 1970s homes n…
Carpentry in Frenchtown →Bonner and Milltown sit where the Blackfoot meets the Clark Fork, ten minutes east of our Missoula shop on Highway 200. This was a…
Carpentry in Bonner →Clinton is a scatter of homes along I-90 and the Clark Fork about twenty-five minutes east of Missoula, with Rock Creek coming in …
Carpentry in Clinton →Seeley Lake is an hour northeast of Missoula up Highway 83, at the bottom of the Seeley-Swan Valley with the Mission Mountains on …
Carpentry in Seeley Lake →Arlee sits in the Jocko Valley on the Flathead Reservation, thirty minutes north of Missoula once you top Evaro Hill on US-93. The…
Carpentry in Arlee →We take projects across western Montana when the job is a fit. Ask.
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