Clay Curtis · NC Licensed General Contractor #67004 · Raleigh
Every Detail Matters. Every Home Tells a Story.
Clear pricing, structural problem-solving, and cabinet-maker precision on every jobsite—no ballpark guesses, no pressure to commit on the spot.
From Homeowners & Neighbors
Your experience matters.
The Weight of Trust
Opening your home to a contractor is an act of vulnerability.
Your home is personal. Letting someone work on it means trusting them with your routines, your budget, and the things you cannot see behind the walls. You deserve clear answers before making that decision.
A quick estimate can leave important questions unanswered: what is included, who will be on site, and what happens if hidden damage turns up? We put those questions on the table early.
Statewide starts with your photos and what you are noticing. Clay Curtis, the licensed general contractor who owns this company, walks you through the proposed work in detail, confirms what needs checking in person, and stays accountable on the jobsite. You can take the time you need before deciding.
Clay Curtis
Owner · NC Licensed General Contractor #67004
Questions about what you are seeing? Text 919-795-9702 directly and ask for Clay, or email statewideconstructionllc@gmail.com.
A Simpler Start
Understand the work before making room for a visit.
01
Send Your Photos
Choose your focus area, describe what you notice — a floor that bounces, a water stain, or a door that sticks — and share 2–4 photos of the space.
02
Review a Clear Scope
Clay Curtis reviews the visible framing and transitions, then explains the proposed assemblies, specifications, and what still needs verification.
03
Confirm Details On Site
Once the proposed scope makes sense, we confirm measurements and conditions in person and arrange required permits with the local inspection office.
Two Ways to Start
A sales pitch—or a clear plan for your home.
The High-Pressure Contractor Model
Ballpark guess delivered in your living room; gaps filled later with change orders.
The Statewide Standard
Photo-first review with measured assemblies, specified materials, and clear scope boundaries.
The Single-Trade Trap
Your roof, walls, and floors need to work together.
A leak may involve more than shingles. A sticking door may start below the floor. An on-site general contractor connects the framing, moisture protection, and finishes so you are not left coordinating separate answers.
Structural Framing
- — Rafter tails & roof decking
- — Wall studs & sill plates
- — Joists, beams & crawlspace piers
New shingles cannot restore a damaged rafter tail. A pier adjustment needs checks of the supported framing and rooms above.
The 1/32-Inch Standard
Cabinet-maker patience. Throughout the house.
Our 1/32-inch fine-carpentry standard guides careful layout and fitting where the task and materials allow. That patience supports level counters, consistent door gaps, and well-fitted siding. Structural design and manufacturer requirements always govern the assembly.
Load-bearing framing
±0.031"Beams, headers, and supports checked for alignment, bearing, and the finish surfaces above them.
Envelope installations
±0.031"Carefully fitted joints, specified clearances, and flashing that directs water away from the framing.
Custom remodeling
±0.031"Level countertop supports, even tile substrates, and consistent cabinet and trim reveals.
Work on Your Home
Structural Repairs & Load-Bearing Modifications
Foundation leveling, beam retrofits, joist sistering, subfloor diagnostics.
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Building Envelope: Roofing & Siding
CertainTeed Landmark Pro, James Hardie, and the flashings between them.
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Kitchens, Bathrooms & Additions
Open-concept reconfigurations framed to cabinet-grade tolerance.
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