Whitis Contracting

Modern Design & Country Living

This custom home brings together bold dark siding, warm wood accents, white brick details, oversized glass doors, and a beautiful open setting that makes the whole property stand out.

Every part of this build was designed to feel clean, timeless, and functional — from the covered porch to the spacious garage and the peaceful views around the home.

Thinking about building a custom home of your own? We’d love to help bring your vision to life.

Call or Text (859) 780-5444

Full-view garage doors can completely transform the look of a home.

We’re wrapping up another custom home in Paris, KY, and these doors add the perfect modern touch while bringing in plenty of natural light.

It’s always rewarding to see the final details come together after months of planning and construction.

Thinking about building a custom home?

Call or text our sales team at (859) 780-5444 to start the conversation.

When you ask a builder what they dream about…

And what they’d build if budget wasn’t a factor…

This is what they send you.

Clean lines. Bold contrasts. Thoughtful details.
Spaces that feel just as good as they look.

Not just a house — a home built with intention from the ground up.

If you’re thinking about building a custom home, let’s talk.

If these walls could talk, they’d tell you this started long before today.

Before the first board stood, there were plans, conversations, late nights, and careful decisions—everything lining up for this moment. Now it’s taking shape, piece by piece, right where it’s meant to be.

This is more than framing—it’s the beginning of a home’s story.

If you’re ready to start yours, let’s talk.
(859) 216-2282

This home started just like every other build — framed, wrapped, and structurally ready. But the transformation really happens when the exterior goes on. In this case, once the brick was installed, the entire character of the house changed.

One of the biggest decisions homeowners make during a build is the exterior material. Vinyl siding is typically the most budget-friendly and installs quickly. Hardie or LP SmartSide gives you more architectural detail and design flexibility. Both are great options depending on the style and budget of the project.

Brick, however, is in a category of its own. It’s one of the most durable exterior materials you can put on a home. It holds up extremely well in Kentucky weather, requires very little maintenance, and it gives a home that timeless, solid feel that never really goes out of style.

The trade-off is the upfront investment. Brick usually costs more than vinyl or fiber cement siding, but many homeowners choose it because of the long-term durability and the curb appeal it brings.

Seeing the before and after like this really shows how much the exterior finish defines the final look of a home.

If you’ve talked to anyone who’s built a home before, you’ve probably heard this line:

“We didn’t realize that wasn’t included.”

That’s where most projects go sideways. Not because someone set out to do a bad job — but because the plans weren’t fully detailed, the allowances were too vague, or expectations weren’t clearly aligned from the start.

Upgrades get added. Change orders pile up. Communication slows down. The budget drifts.

We’ve built our entire process around preventing that sentence from ever being said.

Before we break ground, we slow everything down in preconstruction. We line out your plans. We walk through fixtures and finishes. We identify real budget constraints. We define scope clearly. Then we deliver a detailed, fixed price contract so you know exactly what is — and isn’t — included.

No gray areas.
No surprise upgrades.
No “we’ll figure that out later.”

When we give you a number, we stand by it.

If you’re thinking about building and want clarity before concrete, give us a call today. Let’s do it the right way.

27° in Central Kentucky. Feels like 8°. Ground cold. Breath in the air.

And today we broke ground anyway.

This is what commitment looks like. Long before walls go up. Long before cabinets and paint. It starts with cold boots in the mud, survey stakes in the frost, and a crew willing to show up when it would be easier not to.

Preconstruction is complete. Plans are finalized. And now the work begins.

Snow on the ground. Equipment warming up. A new home taking shape from nothing but vision and grit.

Let’s build.