Residential · Northwest Arkansas

Residential construction, from sheetrock to the final coat.

Their line: the walls of your home are a canvas, and the work moves from sheetrock installation to the final brushstroke of paint. Trade Pro Construction does that work for houses across Northwest Arkansas, and the same crew handles the foundation, the framing and the stone on the front of the house.

Estimates are free. Monthly payment options are available through Hearth, with no prepayment penalties and no home equity required.

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Trade Pro technician at a yard cleanout beside a rural Northwest Arkansas home and pasture

The house schedule

Six lines of home work.

Each has its own page. The full list, with the commercial side, is on the service index.

  1. A-102

    Interior insurance claim putback

    Once an interior damage claim is approved, the reconstruction that matches the claim's provisions, started as soon as the insurer allows. That is how a repeat customer described their tornado-damage repairs.

  2. A-202

    Remodels, additions and basement finishing

    Kitchen and bathroom renovations, basement finishing and home additions, built on the same site preparation, foundation and framing work they do for new structures.

  3. A-302

    Masonry, siding and stucco

    Stone, brick and stucco for fireplaces and facades, plus siding, windows and exterior finishing, chosen for how each material handles Arkansas weather.

  4. A-402

    Waterproofing and leak detection

    Residential waterproofing and window and flashing leak detection and repair, found and fixed before damp walls turn into mold and rot.

  5. A-502

    Sheetrock, tape and mud, texture and paint

    Walls taken from bare studs to finished color: sheetrock hung, taped and mudded, textured and painted by one crew instead of four.

  6. A-602

    Custom cabinetry and bookshelves

    Custom cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms, and built-in bookshelves, made to fit the room and the way you use it.

Scope sheet · general construction and remodeling

From bare ground to a finished room, in the order it gets built.

The same site preparation, foundation and framing that go into a new structure go into a remodel or an addition. Here is the schedule.

G-1Site preparation
The ground made ready before anything is poured or framed.
G-2Foundation work
Slab, crawl space or full basement, set to suit the house and the lot.
G-3Structural framing
The skeleton of the house or the addition, built to the plan.
G-4Exterior finishing
Siding, windows and roofs that close the house in against the weather.
G-5Interior upgrades
Rooms refreshed or rebuilt, from walls and floors to fixtures.
G-6Kitchen and bathroom renovations
The two rooms a household uses hardest, rebuilt to work better.
G-7Basement finishing
Unused square footage turned into rooms you live in.
G-8Home additions
More house, tied into the structure you already have.

The remodel and addition work has its own page: remodels, additions and basement finishing.

Masonry · exterior siding

Stone, brick or stucco.

Three materials Trade Pro works in, on fireplaces inside and on facades outside. Masonry, siding and stucco has the detail.

  • Stone

    From ornate fireplaces to full facades. Stone is the heavy, lasting choice, and it reads as permanent on any wall it touches.

  • Brick

    Fireplaces, chimneys and exterior walls. Brick is familiar across Northwest Arkansas and holds up to weather year after year.

  • Stucco

    A cement-based finish applied over the wall, available in textures and colors, and good at keeping the exterior sealed.

Waterproofing

Why keep the water out.

Waterproofing is one of the residential services Trade Pro lists, and they name four benefits. Read more on the waterproofing and leak detection page.

  • Increase home value

    A dry house is easier to sell and easier to insure.

  • Prevent costly repairs

    Water caught early costs less than rot found late.

  • Health and safety

    Dry walls and basements do not grow mold and mildew.

  • Peace of mind

    You stop wondering what the next storm is doing behind the drywall.

After a claim · leaks

When the insurer approves the claim, the rebuild should match it.

Interior insurance claim putback is the reconstruction and repair after an approved claim for interior damage, aligned with what the claim provides. Trade Pro also does window and flashing leak detection and repair, so the water that caused the claim does not come back.

TradePro came to help us promptly after the tornado damage to our home. They started as quickly as the insurance company would allow and got our repairs done quickly. Mark Mason did a great job of managing the repairs and making sure we got good results. We are repeat customers and would use them again.
Robert Sanders, testimonial posted on trade pro construction's instagram

Start with a walk through the house.

Estimates are free, and their guarantee, in their own words, is 100% satisfaction. Send the project details through the contact page or call the office in Springdale. Working on a business building instead? See commercial construction.

Call (479) 309-8111