Thinking about building a deck? Whether you’re a hands-on DIYer or prefer to leave it to the pros, this guide will help you make smart decisions from start to finish. Learn how to plan, choose the right materials, avoid common mistakes, and decide when it’s time to bring in a contractor. With expert tips from Fine Finish Construction, you’ll be ready to create the perfect outdoor space for relaxing, entertaining, and enjoying the Texas sunshine.

Your roof is your home’s first line of defense—but how much do you really know about it? In this essential guide, we break down everything homeowners need to understand about roof structure, materials, ventilation, and maintenance. Whether you're looking to extend your roof’s lifespan, identify early signs of damage, or simply make more informed decisions, Roofing 101 offers a clear, practical foundation for protecting one of your most valuable investments.

Cracked siding and hidden water damage can lead to costly repairs—and even foundation issues. Learn the key warning signs and how to protect your home.

Putting off small home repairs might seem harmless, but it can quickly spiral into major—and expensive—problems. In this post, we share a real-life example from Austin, TX, where a few missing roof shingles turned into water damage, mold growth, and thousands in unexpected repairs. Learn why proactive maintenance is the smartest move every homeowner can make.

Love DIY home projects? So do we—but sometimes, a little help goes a long way. In this short, Fine Finish Construction shares why DIYers often hit roadblocks and how we help homeowners bring their vision to life without costly mistakes.

We begin our inspection of your home starting from the top and working to the bottom. When water starts entering the house from the top, structural damage can occur quickly. This can lead to issues and problems with framing, insulation and drywall.

Imagine if you can get home repairs done without the stress. We make that happen for our customers everyday.

Finding and hiring a contractor to work on your home can be a daunting task. One mistake can cost you thousands of dollars.