Limberlost Construction

Limberlost Construction has vast experience in this area and enjoys the transformation of the building to its original stature and glory. We know the ins and outs of the historic renovation process and have established ourselves with a reputation for quality and attention to detail in this industry. The teamwork between the Design and Constructions teams produces well engineered plans from the beginning that encompass the client's vision of aesthetics, usability and functionality along with Limberlost Construction's high standards of quality and craftsmanship.

Historic Restoration is a process to repair structural, cosmetic, or other damage to a building while preserving the original character and design integrity of that building. Limberlost Construction enjoys the restoration of historical buildings to their original stature and glory. Our attention to detail and quality of work helped us build our reputation as in the Historical Restoration industry. Berne, Indiana - Renovation of The Gathering Place into a museum to showcase retail memorabilia with a custom living space upstairs.

When most people think Steel Construction they think of a warehouse with the steel frame and the metal walls or a modular building. We can do better than that! Steel Frame Construction does not compromise on aesthetics or functionality. In fact the opposite is true. You have greater flexibility in design and layout due to the strength that steel brings to your building. Maybe it's time to consider a steel frame because of its many benefits: flexibility, lower cost, less waste, environmentally friendly, stronger material, less settling, just to name a few.

For Centuries, building construction has utilized the Master Builder process. One person, company or entity was responsible for the design, construction, and performance of any given building. The Parthenon was constructed using this process. During the Industrial Revolution, this process was separated into the specialties of design and construction. The design specialty utilized the expertise of an architect while the construction specialty utilized the expertise of a builder. In the 1960's many companies realized the benefits of having the experts work together from beginning to end to create the best plans that suit the clients' needs.