Western Pine General Construction

06/18/2026

Just SOME of our hiccups during this project!

We will make trip after trip to ensure quality material! I know what you’re thinking they probably charge more…. We DON’T!
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06/18/2026

10’x20’ cover with aluminum roof. Painted to match the theme of customers house and shop! Wrapping up Monday!

06/17/2026

06/02/2026

Just a few repairs to help a return customer get ready to sell her house! 🙂🙏🏼

05/28/2026

Balcony repair we are working on At Desert Brook Apartments! Feels weird putting 5/8 type certainteed fiberglass on an exterior application!

05/28/2026

Cedar Fence

05/28/2026

Wrapped up the cedar fence today! Staining in a week! 🙏🏼👍🏼

05/22/2026

Cedar fence!
We will finish the other side and hang the gate tomorrow!
Stain in 2 weeks once the cedar has dried out a bit!
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05/06/2026

Got the garage door wrapped up this week. She absolutely loves it!
Dr. Nancy Shelton Downtown Dental on 4th is the sweetest! If you need a dentist make the trip to see her! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

05/06/2026

I want to address a recent situation professionally and respectfully before any misunderstandings arise publicly.

One of the most important parts of running a business is doing everything possible to take care of clients — especially friends, referrals, and repeat customers. That often means offering discounts, rearranging schedules, working late into the evening, and doing everything possible to meet deadlines and accommodate changing needs during stressful projects.

Anyone who has sold a home understands how overwhelming and emotional that process can be, and I genuinely try to be understanding of the pressure homeowners are under. At the same time, mutual respect and honest communication are essential on both sides of any project.

As contractors, we are human. Mistakes can happen, timelines may occasionally shift, and unexpected issues sometimes arise during construction. What matters is how those situations are handled. I have always made every effort to correct concerns quickly, communicate openly, and stand behind my work.

Unfortunately, in this case, the communication and treatment I received crossed a line that I was not willing to continue working under. Because of that, I made the difficult decision to remove myself from the project. This is only the second time I have had to do so since starting my business.

I’m sharing this simply to provide context and transparency should any comments or reviews appear regarding the situation. I will continue handling the matter professionally and respectfully and, for now, will refrain from sharing private conversations or screenshots.

I appreciate all of the customers who continue to support my business, communicate respectfully, and trust the process.