From start to finish the crew at KT Siteworks held my vision and made it a reality. Kyle and Trevor made sure my wants were handled and they did it with the best crew. 12/10
Jim H.
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In their words
From start to finish the crew at KT Siteworks held my vision and made it a reality. Kyle and Trevor made sure my wants were handled and they did it with the best crew. 12/10
Jim H.
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After being taken advantage of by several service providers, KT Siteworks stepped in, found the water leak in front of my house, and fixed it within hours. These guys are THE BEST!
Susan D.
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Straight answers
Anything else, ask the owner standing on your property. Kyle and Trevor price and build every job themselves.
You get a written, itemized bid within 24 hours of the walkthrough. Once you approve it, that is the price your job gets built for.
Kyle or Trevor. The two owners walk your property, price your job and run your build. When you call, an owner answers.
Yes. KT builds year-round in Montana. Your timeline gets set at the walkthrough and goes in your written bid.
Yes. Your job gets one crew and one schedule, from the first dig to the final walkthrough, with the owners on your site.
The number you approve is the number you pay. If something turns up underground that nobody could see, you hear about it first, and nothing changes without your approval.
Deep enough to sit below the frost line so your frame does not heave over a Montana winter. Footing depth is set from the actual soil on your property, and because the excavator is ours, digging and correction happen on the same visit.
Both hold up when the framing underneath is right. Cedar costs less up front and needs sealing on a cycle. Composite costs more up front and gives you back the maintenance weekends. Your bid prices both, so you choose with real numbers.
Requirements depend on size, height and attachment to the house. What your specific build needs gets confirmed before pricing, and the answer goes in your written bid.