Residential construction
Home additions, whole-home remodels, kitchens, bathrooms, basement finishing, decks, porches, and detached structures.
Residential capabilitiesWhat we build · Greater St. Louis
Construction for the whole property.
Bring the work together. Arch City Builders coordinates residential and commercial projects, from the first tear-out to construction, roofing, and the finishing work outside.
Core capabilities
The right scope. The right next step.
Choose one focused improvement or discuss several phases together. We start with the property, the way it is used, and the outcome you want.
Commercial construction
Tenant improvements, office and retail build-outs, occupied-property improvements, warehouse interiors, and light-industrial projects.
Commercial capabilitiesRoofing & restoration
Roof repair, replacement, storm-related restoration, and roof-system planning for residential and commercial properties.
Roofing servicesDemolition & site clearing
Selective demolition, interior tear-outs, small structures, renovation debris handling, and the work that prepares a site for its next phase.
Demolition servicesJunk removal & cleanouts
Property cleanouts, bulky-item hauling, renovation debris, jobsite cleanup, and disposal coordination.
Cleanouts & haulingLandscaping & tree work
Tree removal, brush clearing, grading, lawn repair, planting, beds, edging, and landscape restoration after construction.
Landscaping servicesBefore construction begins
A project that starts with understanding.
Thoughtful preparation brings the moving pieces into focus. The scope and sequence should follow the property, its conditions, and your priorities.
Talk through your projectUnderstand the property
Start with what you want to change, how the property is used, the location, and your preferred timing.
Define the scope
Review existing conditions, access, materials, trade coordination, and the decisions that shape the work.
Review the proposal
Clarify the proposed work, pricing, schedule assumptions, and responsibilities before moving forward.
Coordinate the work
Plan the sequence, communicate project decisions, and review the completed scope together.
Related project services
Consider the systems behind the space.
Construction can involve more than finishes. Explore planning, building systems, and ongoing property needs as part of the conversation.
Plumbing
Project plumbing scopes, sewer replacement, re-piping, multifamily retrofits, and commercial improvements.
HVAC
Heating, cooling, replacement systems, and mechanical scopes coordinated with the property project.
Electrical
Rewiring, service-panel upgrades, tenant improvements, EV charging, and light-industrial electrical scopes.
Architectural planning
Explore design and drawing needs, or discuss the plans you already have for the project.
Property management
Property oversight, maintenance, rental turns, inspections, vendor coordination, and capital planning.
Solar readiness
Review roof condition, electrical readiness, and the role solar could play in the long-term property plan.
Project questions
Useful answers before we begin.
For a question specific to your property, call (314) 365-1698 or send a project inquiry.
Explore our service areaCan you coordinate several services?
Yes. Construction, roofing, demolition, hauling, cleanouts, and landscape restoration can be reviewed together and sequenced into a coordinated scope when the project is a fit.
Can I start with one focused service?
Yes. You can discuss a single service, such as demolition, cleanout, tree work, landscaping, roofing, or a defined construction phase. A larger project is not required to start a conversation.
What project sizes should I inquire about?
Share the work, property, and timing you have in mind. Project fit depends on the actual scope, site conditions, and scheduling; the team will review those details with you.
How is project pricing developed?
Pricing is developed around the site, access, labor, materials, hauling, protection, trade coordination, permit requirements, and cleanup. A defined scope is needed before a useful proposal can be prepared.
Where do you work?
Local construction and field services focus on Greater St. Louis. Final coverage depends on the property location, scope, access, and scheduling.
Let’s talk about the work you have in mind.
Share your property, priorities, and timing. We will review the details and discuss the next step.