We perform the work, and we tell you who does what
Plenty of contractors bid a job and then hand every hour of it to somebody else. Kirk Con LLC completes a good deal of its work in house: our employees frame, side, finish, and drive the pilings, on our own equipment. When a project calls for more capacity or a specialty trade, we bring in a select group of high-quality subcontractors we know and trust. Where Texas law requires a specialty license — plumbing, electrical, HVAC — we bring in licensed professionals we have worked with for years, and we tell you plainly which parts those are. We also offer general contracting as a service when you want one company carrying responsibility for permits, scheduling, inspections, and the final walk-through.
Our team works on residential and commercial projects in Lake Jackson, Freeport, Surfside Beach, Clute, Angleton, Brazoria County, and communities throughout Southeast Texas.
Residential and commercial capabilities
- New residential and commercial construction
- Framing, siding, roofing, concrete, decks, and patios
- Remodeling, additions, and property improvements
- Planning, estimating, permits, and project coordination
- Licensed plumbing, electrical, and HVAC trade professionals
A practical construction process
We begin by understanding the property, scope, timeline, and desired result. After reviewing site conditions we prepare a written estimate, then put our own crews and equipment to work on it, adding select subcontractors where the scope or schedule calls for them.
Projects we take on
- Elevated coastal homes on timber pile foundations, from pilings to finish
- Commercial interior build-outs and exterior improvements
- Pole barns, shops, and equipment buildings
- Additions, decks, dune walkovers, and docks
- Storm, water, and structural repairs, including insurance-related work
Building on the Texas coast
Construction in Brazoria, Galveston, and Matagorda Counties comes with requirements that inland builders do not always plan for: flood zone elevations, pile foundations, windstorm construction standards and inspections, and beachfront rules near the dunes. Because we drive our own pilings and frame our own structures, we plan the foundation and the building together instead of handing the job between companies.
What you get in writing
Every project starts with a written estimate that lists what is included and what is not. Larger jobs get a written agreement covering scope, payment schedule, and material responsibility, and any change in the field is documented with a written change order before the extra work begins. You always know what you are paying for.
One point of contact
Ryan Kirk handles estimating and contracts directly, and our office handles billing and administration, so you are not passed around. Call (832) 552-3128 or use the contact directory to reach the right person.