Danville, Kentucky · Licensed · Insured · Bonded
Perryville sits about ten miles west of our Danville base, in the same county we are licensed in. Remodels, decks, new construction, and the careful restoration work a historic town deserves, all from one licensed, insured, and bonded crew.
Perryville is known across Kentucky for its battlefield and its historic properties, and that history is standing right on its streets. Houses that have already lasted more than a century were built by hand, and the right way to work on them is by hand: repair the original details, keep the character, and bring the structure up to what modern life asks of it.
That is the kind of work Scott Construction KY LLC was built for. Historic restoration is one of our core services, and our portfolio shows porches rebuilt with their original trim preserved and older exteriors brought back crisp. Ben Scott has 28 years in construction, with a background in welding, ironwork, and rigging, so when an old wall opens up, he already knows what he is looking at.
And because Perryville is a short drive from our shop, you get a Danville-based crew without the long-distance treatment. Ben walks the job himself, gives you a straight number, and runs the work start to finish.
The heart of our Perryville work is the same three services that anchor everything we do:
Around Perryville that list widens with the land itself. We handle excavation and site prep, french drains, land clearing, bush hogging, and demolition, along with concrete foundations, walkways, and retaining walls. Roofing, siding, additions, and kitchens and baths round it out.
We also answer the phone at 2 a.m. Flood mitigation, water leaks, and electrical shorts get 24/7 response, and a ten mile drive means we are not far away when it matters.
Perryville is a Boyle County town, which means the credentials that cover our Danville work cover Perryville too. Kentucky has no statewide general contractor license, so the county is where your protection lives.
Boyle County requires a contractor’s occupational license, issued by the county building inspector and renewed every year, before anyone can pull a building permit. The permit itself takes documented proof: at least $350,000 in general liability insurance and workers compensation coverage for the crew. Work done without those credentials draws a stop-work order on the spot.
We carry the license, the insurance, and a bond, and every project is built to the statewide Kentucky Building Code with the permit pulled and the inspection met. We confirm each project’s exact permit requirements with the county before work starts, so nothing about your job is improvised.
On Perryville’s older homes one federal rule applies as well: houses built before 1978 fall under the EPA’s lead-safe renovation rule when enough painted surface is disturbed, and we follow it on every qualifying job.
Yes. Historic restoration is one of our core services, and Perryville’s historic properties are exactly the kind of work it exists for. On homes built before 1978 we follow the EPA lead-safe renovation rule, and we repair original details by hand instead of tearing them out.
Perryville is a Boyle County town, and the county requires permits for work like renovations, decks, and garages. Pulling one takes a county contractor’s occupational license, proof of at least $350,000 in general liability insurance, and workers compensation coverage. We carry all of it, confirm each project’s requirements with the county before work starts, and handle the permit for you.
Yes. Custom decks with our signature black steel balusters, deck repair, additions, and pergolas are all core services, and Perryville sits about ten miles from our Danville base, so the crew that builds them in town builds them here too.
Every job carries a one year workmanship warranty in writing, and roofs carry a five year manufacturer warranty on top of it. On jobs up to $10,000 you pay nothing until the work is complete.
A straight answer costs nothing to ask for. Send the details or call, either way you talk to Ben.
