From everyday entrances to the rooms inside, see the changes in real homes. Open a photo to compare the details.
01 Decks & porches
A worn deck, refreshed for everyday use.
This Sherwood property received brush and tree removal, whole-house power washing, and a full deck repaint with added texture for extra grip. The photos show the deck portion of the project.
Before — Decks & porchesAfter — Decks & porches
02 Front entry
A more welcoming way in.
At this West Unity home, we removed the cracked, failing stone porch top, rebuilt the supporting structure for a new concrete slab, and added a handrail stained black.
Before — Front entryAfter — Front entry
03 Bathroom update
A bathroom refresh without starting over.
A targeted bathroom refresh: new wall panels and trim with a refreshed ceiling around the shower. A visible improvement without a full room remodel.
Before — Bathroom updateAfter — Bathroom update
04 Wall repair
Closet plaster repaired and primed.
After a roof leak damaged the plaster in this Defiance closet, we repaired the damaged area, cleaned it up, and applied white primer.
I’m Everett Lashaway, owner of Lashaway Construction Co LLC in Montpelier, Ohio, and a dad of three. My family is a big part of my life, and I know how much the place you call home matters.
We help homeowners across Williams County and surrounding areas with roofing, siding, repairs, and remodeling. You can see real examples of our work here, from the first repair to the finished improvement.
When you reach out, you’ll talk with me about what needs done, your ideas, and the next step toward an estimate. Send a few photos or give me a call—let’s talk about your project.
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Everett LashawayOwner · Lashaway Construction Co LLC
Yes. Contact Everett with your location and the work you have in mind to discuss a free estimate.
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We handle repairs as well as larger improvements. Send a description or photo so we can discuss whether the job fits our services and schedule.
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