From north OP's mid-century ranches to the newer two-stories down south, Overland Park is a city of homes worth investing in — and we build here.
Est. 2020 · Harrisonville, Missouri · Licensed in Johnson County, KS
Our recent Overland Park work includes a custom deck build — and OP's mix of housing generations keeps every project interesting.
Overland Park is really two cities wearing one name. North of I-435, the streets are lined with ranches and split-levels from the 1960s and '70s — solid mid-century homes ready for opened-up kitchens and rebuilt baths. South of it, the two-stories of the '80s through the 2000s carry the other classic project list: unfinished basements, builder-grade finishes, and backyards waiting for a real deck.
JD Build is licensed in Johnson County, Kansas, and our recent work in Overland Park includes a custom deck build. We come across the state line with the same model we run in Missouri: Jesse and Dylan on the jobsite, a line-item proposal up front, and craftsmanship we're content to be judged on years later.
North Overland Park remodels like the mid-century suburb it is: kitchens closed off from the living space, bathrooms sized for 1965, and hardwood hiding under carpet. These houses have proportions and lot maturity the new suburbs can't buy, and a thoughtful remodel unlocks all of it.
South of 435, the playbook flips. The homes are younger and bigger, and the projects are about completing them — finishing the basement the builder roughed in, replacing the deck that came with the house with one actually built for how you entertain, and swapping builder-grade kitchens for something designed on purpose. Our deck work in OP sits squarely in that second category.
Yes — our recent Overland Park work includes a custom deck build. OP is part of our regular Johnson County service area, not a market we're hoping to break into.
Yes. JD Build is licensed in Johnson County, Kansas, and project permits in Overland Park run through the city. We handle the permitting legwork and inspections as part of the project.
All of it — from the mid-century neighborhoods north of I-435 to the newer subdivisions down past 135th Street. The project types differ by decade of construction, and we bid each house on what it actually is, not off a price-per-square-foot chart.
"They did quality work, great communication and showed up when they said they would. Very happy with our new deck."Erin Longshore — Google Review
Overland Park sits at the heart of our Johnson County range — here's everywhere we build: