New Homes Built on a Single Schedule

New construction homes in Bardstown for lots where setbacks, streetscape, and sequencing all matter

Framing, roofing, siding, windows, and doors handled by five different subcontractors on five different schedules is the reason most new builds run late. All & All Construction & Dumpsters LLC builds new construction homes in Bardstown with a five-person in-house crew that moves through those trades in sequence on a single schedule, which means each phase finishes before the next begins rather than overlapping and creating rework. Bardstown and the surrounding area have a mix of established neighborhoods where a new build has to fit the existing street, meet setback requirements, and read as compatible with neighboring homes that were built decades earlier.


Every project begins with a site visit and a written estimate. From there, the crew works through framing, roof dry-in, and the exterior envelope before windows and doors are set, keeping the house weathertight before any interior finish work starts. Doing most of the primary trades in-house eliminates the scheduling gaps that open up when a general contractor has to coordinate between separate framing, roofing, and siding companies—each of whom have their own backlogs and priorities.


Arrange a site visit to walk the lot, confirm setback requirements, and get a written estimate that reflects the actual build sequence for your property.

What Building a Home In-House Actually Accomplishes

When the same crew frames the walls, installs the roof, and wraps the exterior, problems found during one phase get addressed before the next phase covers them up. A framing detail that needs adjustment before roof sheathing goes on is caught and corrected by the same people who will be on the roof the following day—not flagged in a report and handed off to a different contractor who may interpret it differently. That continuity is what keeps the build on schedule and reduces the kind of late-stage corrections that add cost and time to projects coordinated across multiple trades.


Once the exterior envelope is complete and the house is dried in, the visible difference is a structure that is fully weathertight and ready for interior work without waiting on a separate roofing or siding contractor to clear their own schedule. All & All Construction & Dumpsters LLC backs the installation work with a one-year workmanship warranty, which covers how the trades were executed rather than material-specific issues handled by manufacturers.


New builds on lots at the edge of town or in established Bardstown neighborhoods each carry their own permitting and setback considerations that get worked through before framing starts. The crew's fifteen years in the trade across Nelson County means those requirements are factored into the estimate and the build sequence from the beginning rather than discovered mid-project.

Answers About How the Work Is Done

New construction involves more sequencing decisions than most other residential projects. The questions below address how All & All Construction & Dumpsters LLC structures a build and what property owners should understand before ground breaks.

  • What happens first on a new construction site?

    The project starts with a site visit and written estimate, followed by permitting and site preparation before framing begins. The sequence is fixed: the structure has to be framed and roof-dried before the exterior envelope and windows go in.

  • Why does keeping trades in-house matter for a new build in Bardstown?

    Lots near established Bardstown neighborhoods often have specific setback and grading requirements that affect the framing layout. Having the same crew handle framing and roof means those site-specific details are carried through the build rather than re-explained to a new subcontractor at each phase.

  • How is the roof dry-in sequenced relative to window and door installation?

    Roof sheathing and roofing are completed before windows and exterior doors are installed. This keeps the interior protected from water intrusion while openings are being cut and framed, which reduces the chance of framing members absorbing moisture before the building is sealed.

  • What does the exterior envelope include in a new build?

    The exterior envelope covers the roof, wall sheathing, housewrap or weather-resistant barrier, siding, windows, and doors—everything that keeps water and air outside the conditioned space. All of those components are installed by the same crew in the correct sequence before interior work begins.

  • How do you verify the framing is correct before roofing begins?

    Wall plumb, diagonal measurements across each bay to confirm square, and header sizing at openings are all checked before roof framing starts. Corrections to wall layout are straightforward before the roof goes on and become significantly more involved afterward.

All & All Construction & Dumpsters LLC also builds new homes in Bloomfield, New Hope, Fairfield, Springfield, and Shepherdsville. To begin with a site visit and written estimate for your new construction project, call All & All Construction & Dumpsters LLC at (502) 510-4288.