Concrete, Landscaping & Roofing in Twin Falls, Idaho
Twin Falls is the biggest city we work in and the farthest from our Burley base. We make the drive for projects that are worth doing right: full driveway replacements, new backyards with sprinklers and curbing, and complete roof tear-offs.
- Driveways & patios
- Sprinklers for pressurized irrigation
- Full roof replacements
- Free written estimates
A Mini-Cassia Crew Working in Twin Falls
Twin Falls is the Twin Falls County seat and the largest city we serve, with everything from early 1900s homes near downtown to subdivisions still going up on the edges of town. From Burley we head west on I-84 and come in either by way of Kimberly and US-30 or another exit, depending on which side of town you’re on.
We’re upfront about the distance. Twin Falls has plenty of local contractors, and we don’t pretend to be one of them. What we offer is one crew that handles concrete, landscaping and roofing on the same project, with the same attention we give jobs at home. That tends to make the most sense on bigger work, where coordinating three separate trades would otherwise be your problem.
Projects that fit the drive
- Tearing out and replacing a full driveway, often with a wider pad or RV parking
- A new backyard: patio, curbing, rock beds, sod and a sprinkler system in one schedule
- Complete roof replacements on homes, detached garages and shops
- Shop slabs and outbuilding roofs on acreage at the edge of town
Sprinklers on Twin Falls Pressurized Irrigation
Many Twin Falls subdivisions water their lawns with the city’s pressurized irrigation system, which delivers canal water for landscape use instead of treated drinking water. That changes how a sprinkler system should be built.
Plan for canal water
Canal water carries more sand and debris than city tap water, so a good filter at the connection protects valves and nozzles. Pressure can also dip during peak demand, which the city tracks with its own usage monitor, so we design zones that still cover well when pressure is lower.
Plan for the season
The city charges its pressurized system in spring and shuts it down for winter each fall. Your own lines still need to be drained or blown out before a hard freeze, because whatever is left in the pipe can split it. We can handle the blowout as part of a new install.
Not every home is on pressurized irrigation, and some homes water from the city’s drinking-water system. We confirm your water source before we design anything. See our sprinkler systems page for what goes into a new install.
Permits in Twin Falls
The City of Twin Falls runs its own building department. Here’s how its published guidance lines up with our work.
- Most alterations need a city permit, including new roof framing or trusses
- The city lists a straight reroof among items that don’t require a permit
- Fences over seven feet tall require a permit
- All electrical, plumbing and mechanical work must be permitted
- Outside city limits, Twin Falls County handles planning and zoning
- We confirm current requirements with the city before every job
Common Questions
Do you travel to Twin Falls for small jobs?
Do I need a permit to replace my roof in Twin Falls?
Can you install a sprinkler system on pressurized irrigation?
Why hire a Burley-area contractor in Twin Falls?
Do you work on acreage outside Twin Falls city limits?
Related Services
Sprinkler Systems
New sprinkler systems, repairs, spring start-ups, fall blowouts and drip for beds, zoned and set up for dry south-central Idaho summers.
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Full tear-off and replacement in asphalt shingle or metal for homes, shops and barns, with underlayment, flashing and ventilation done to spec.
Learn more →Kimberly, ID
New-home yards, driveways and RV pads, plus roofs and shop slabs on the farm ground around Kimberly.
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