Where We Work.
ProCote Construction Co builds within 65 miles of Columbus's south side, covering Franklin County and the surrounding Central Ohio suburbs below. Don't see your town? Call, we likely still cover it.
Columbus, OH
Columbus's housing stock spans everything from early-20th-century urban infill to postwar bungalows to modern downtown builds, which means no two remodels in the city solve quite the same problem. We work across that range, matching the approach to the house rather than running one playbook citywide.
See details →Grove City, OH
Grove City's growth on Columbus's south side has brought a mix of established postwar neighborhoods and newer subdivisions, sitting a short drive from our base near 43207. Older homes here are frequent candidates for kitchen and bath updates; newer construction tends to come to us for additions and finished basements as families settle in.
See details →Groveport, OH
Groveport's older housing stock, much of it built around the town's industrial and canal history, tends to need the fundamentals addressed first: moisture management, electrical updates, and structural work, before the finish choices. We build in that order on every project here.
See details →Reynoldsburg, OH
Reynoldsburg's housing stock is dominated by ranch and split-level homes from the 1960s and '70s, which is exactly the layout that benefits most from an open-concept kitchen remodel or a finished basement to add square footage without expanding the footprint.
See details →Pickerington, OH
Pickerington's newer subdivisions and larger lots are where we see the most demand for additions, decks, and outdoor living builds. Homes here were built more recently than much of Franklin County's inner ring, so remodel work tends to be about growing the house rather than correcting its original layout.
See details →Canal Winchester, OH
Canal Winchester keeps a historic small-town core alongside newer development on its edges, which means our projects here range from careful updates to a century-old home near downtown to additions on newer builds further out.
See details →Gahanna, OH
Gahanna's established brick ranches and colonials, many built from the 1960s through the '80s, are frequently ready for a full kitchen or bathroom gut, and the settled, tree-lined lots here also suit larger deck and patio builds well.
See details →Westerville, OH
Westerville's older Uptown-area homes and its newer surrounding neighborhoods each bring different work: additions and structural updates near the historic core, and kitchen, bath, and basement finishing across the rest of the city.
See details →New Albany, OH
New Albany's larger lots and planned-community design standards make it one of the strongest markets in Central Ohio for ADUs and guest houses, along with additions and outdoor living spaces sized to match the homes already there.
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