Danville, Kentucky · Licensed · Insured · Bonded
One call, one form, one person on the other end. Tell Ben what you’re working on and he’ll walk the job with you and come back with a straight number.
The fastest way to reach Scott Construction KY LLC is the phone: (859) 319-3575. Ben answers it himself.
Prefer to write it out? Use the work request form below. It goes straight to Ben, and he’ll call you back to set up a walk of the job.
Ben answers the phone himself, and the same number takes a text if that is easier.
Describe the project and what you’re picturing. He’ll walk the job with you and come back with a real price, not a range that moves.
First, Ben calls you back and listens. The builder who will actually run your job is the one asking the questions.
Then he walks the job with you on site, tapes out the space, and asks what you want the result to do, not just how you want it to look.
Then you get a straight number: a price, a schedule, and a clear scope. On jobs up to $10,000 you do not pay anything until the work is complete.
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None of this is required. Ben can work from a phone call and a walk of the property, and plenty of jobs start with nothing more than that. It is simply that the first conversation gets further when these are close to hand.
In your own words. “The back porch is rotting” is a perfectly good starting point, and so is “we want another bedroom.”
The town, and the street if you have it. That tells Ben which county rules apply and how soon he can be standing in front of it.
A room, a wing, a whole house, a run of walkway. An approximate figure is more useful than an exact one you had to go and measure.
A few pictures of the space answer questions a description cannot, particularly on older houses where the framing behind a wall is the part that decides the job.
Anything from before 1978 falls under the EPA lead-safe renovation rule once the work disturbs painted surfaces, so knowing the era up front keeps the plan honest.
Say so first. Flooding, a water leak, or an electrical short goes to the front of the line at any hour, and the rest of the conversation can wait until the damage has stopped.
If you have drawings, a contractor’s scope from a previous bid, or a permit already pulled, bring those too. Ben would rather read what you already have than ask you to reproduce it.
Scott Construction KY LLC works out of Danville, and the crew is on the road most mornings. Boyle County is home ground, which covers Danville itself along with Perryville out to the west and Junction City four miles south of the shop.
North of that, the work runs up through Mercer County to Harrodsburg, and on into Jessamine County and Nicholasville. South and east, Ben takes jobs in Lincoln County and Casey County.
If your town is not named on this page, call anyway and ask. The honest answer depends on the job as much as the drive, and Ben will tell you straight either way. The full list is on the service areas page.
The phone, at (859) 319-3575. Ben answers it himself rather than routing you through anyone, so the person you describe the job to is the person who will price it and run it.
Yes. The same number takes texts, and the Text button at the bottom of every page on this site opens one already addressed. A photograph of the problem sent by text is often the quickest start of all.
No. Describe the project and Ben will tell you whether it is something this crew should take on and what the next step looks like. The price comes after he has walked the job, not over the phone.
Call, at any hour. Scott Construction KY runs 24/7 response for flood mitigation, water leaks, and electrical shorts, and the same company that stops the damage handles the rebuild that follows.
Yes. A single porch, a run of walkway, or one room gets the same crew and the same standard as a whole house. Describe what you have and Ben will tell you plainly whether this is the right crew for it.
Every job carries a one year workmanship warranty in writing, and on jobs up to $10,000 you do not pay anything until the work is complete. Larger projects run to a written schedule tied to completed stages.
Yes, and before anything is priced. Ben would rather stand in the space than quote from a description, particularly on an older house where what sits behind the wall decides the job. Bring your questions to that walk, because that is what it is for.
A straight answer costs nothing to ask for. Send the details or call, either way you talk to Ben.
