S.D.S Contracting

02/28/2026

Stages of a walnut beam!

02/27/2026

01/23/2026

Some framing pics!

01/05/2026

This is why I refer the Companies/ People I deal with! Kyle Wake of Buckeye Excavation.
Surround yourself with quality people!

Thanks again. Kim Sears


Appreciation post . Over the past 2 months I was dealing with a water leak in my front yard. Hired someone I thought I could trust to fix it and 6 weeks and nearly $3000 later, I still had the same leak and now a $400 water bill.
I received the name of an actual professional plumber who came out and debunked the lies I had been told and gave me the real scoop on what was happening in my yard. He came out and fixed it in a couple of hours and gave me the peace of mind I needed to get through upcoming life events without the worry of being taken advantage of. He was a god-send and I want to thank him for the work he did and his kindness! I hope you have the best year ever Kyle Wake. Thanks for everything!

01/04/2026

Pleasant Plain build continues! Framing starts Monday.

12/23/2025

Walnut mantle coming along!

12/22/2025

🎄 Merry Christmas from SDS Contracting! 🎄
Thank you to our customers, partners, and community for your continued trust and support.
We’re proud to have been serving you for over 30 years.
Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and blessed Christmas!

Please give to those less fortunate. Do it for your hearts sake not likes!

I would like to also mention a few companies I partner with on some of my projects.
Jason Bell of J+ B Concrete
Tony Elam of Elams Excavating
Kyle Wake of Buckeye Excavation
Brian Stiles of Stiles and Sons.
Jerome Storm of Storm insulation

These are local contractors and at the top of the class in our region! Message me with contact info.

Thanks,
Scott Studer

11/11/2025

Honoring all veterans especially blue cord wearers!

11/04/2025

Day one of house build. I won’t post everyday, just phases.

09/28/2025

1840 farm house. Remove end wall, first floor framing into kitchen to open up rooms. Remove existing 5x7 rough sawn timber and replace with three 1-3/4” x 14” lvl’s. Cut second story top studs to fit.