Bluejay Construction

Roofing Contractor

Attic ventilation is crucial for a comfortable and energy-efficient home, preventing heat buildup, moisture damage, and ice damming by allowing cool, dry air to enter and warm, humid air to escape. Over 70% of homes are not properly ventilated!

Installing new 5-10 Inch gutters including K-Style (Ogee), Half round, & Box types constructed with Aluminum (10+ Color Options) or Copper.

Repairing any damage caused to a roof by a storm such as hail, wind, trees, or other acts of weather to ensure leaks are fixed. Repairing damaged areas quickly with the proper materials can ensure the longevity of your roof!

Conducting a thorough analysis of an entire Roof system to ensure the system is protecting the structure without any damage or potential issues due to Weather, Age, or improper installation.

Installing a new Shingle, Metal, or Flat roofing system on a residential home or commercial building.

Repairing existing damage on a roof system to ensure maximum life expectancy. Repairs can be performed on Shingle roofs, metal roofs, flat roofs, and all metal flashings.

Repairing a roof directly after a storm created damages. Repairs can be performed on shingle roofs, Metals roofs, or flat roofs to ensure maximum life out of the current roof system while also saving the customer money.

Skylight installation involves creating a roof opening, framing it, installing flashing for waterproofing, and securing the skylight, followed by sealing and finishing the interior. We are a VELUX Preferred contractor!

Skylight repairs typically involve addressing leaks, cracks, or fogging, and can range from simple resealing to replacing damaged components or the entire skylight Depending on the type, age, and manufacturer.

GAF Designer shingles offer the look of high-end materials like slate or wood, but at a fraction of the cost, with options like Camelot II, Slateline, and Woodland, each providing a unique and elegant aesthetic.

A flat roof is a roof that is almost level, though it typically has a slight slope (pitch) to facilitate water drainage, with a pitch of 10 degrees or less. These roofs are common on commercial buildings and some residential additions.

General construction encompasses the entire process of building, installing, repairing, or improving structures like buildings, roads, and utilities, managed by a general contractor who oversees the project from start to finish. Our expert Project Management team would love to take care of you!

Homeowners insurance typically covers roof replacement if the damage is caused by a covered peril, such as wind, hail, or fire, but not for normal wear and tear. Coverage can be for actual cash value (ACV) or replacement cost value (RCV).

Leak mitigation involves stopping the flow of water, removing standing water, and drying affected areas to prevent further damage and potential issues like mold growth.

A metal roof is a roofing system composed of metal pieces or tiles, known for their durability, water resistance, and long lifespan, serving as a component of the building envelope.

A roof is the top covering of a building, protecting against weather elements and serving as a structural component, typically made of materials like shingles, tiles, or metal.

Roof damage can manifest in various ways, including missing, cracked, or curled shingles, granule loss, dents, and water stains, requiring prompt attention to prevent further damage and potential leaks.

A roof replacement involves completely removing the existing roofing materials and installing a new roof, including underlayment, flashing, and the chosen roofing material, ensuring a fresh, durable, and weather-resistant roof.

Roof restoration is a comprehensive process that rejuvenates an existing roof, extending its lifespan and enhancing its functionality, involving cleaning, repairing, and applying protective coatings, rather than a complete replacement.

Roof ventilation refers to the system of allowing air to flow through the attic space, entering through intake vents (like soffit vents) and exiting through exhaust vents (like ridge vents or turbines), to regulate temperature and moisture levels, preventing damage and promoting energy efficiency.

A roof warranty is a guarantee, provided by either the roofing material manufacturer or the roofing contractor, that covers defects in materials or workmanship for a specified period, offering protection against issues like leaks or premature failure.

A roofer, also known as a roofing contractor or roof mechanic, is a skilled tradesperson who specializes in the installation, repair, and maintenance of roofs on various structures, ensuring they are structurally sound and weatherproof.

Roofing, in simple terms, is the process of installing or repairing the top covering of a building, using various materials like shingles, tiles, or metal, to protect the structure from the elements.

A shingle roof is a roof covered with overlapping flat or curved pieces of material called shingles. Shingles are designed to shed water away from the roof and protect the home from the elements.

A shingle warranty is a guarantee, provided by either the roofing material manufacturer or the roofing contractor, that covers defects in materials or workmanship for a specified period, offering protection against issues like leaks or premature failure

A slate roof is a roofing system constructed using natural slate tiles, known for their durability, fire resistance, and long lifespan, often lasting for decades or even centuries.

Slate roofing is a roofing system constructed using natural slate tiles, known for their durability, fire resistance, and long lifespan, often lasting for decades or even centuries

TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) roofing is a single-ply membrane system, commonly used for low-slope or flat roofs, known for its durability, energy efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, often used in commercial and industrial buildings.

Roof ventilation refers to the system of allowing air to flow through the attic space, entering through intake vents (like soffit vents) and exiting through exhaust vents (like ridge vents or turbines), to regulate temperature and moisture levels, preventing damage and promoting energy efficiency.

Water damage repair involves a multi-step process, starting with assessing the damage and identifying the water source, followed by water removal, drying, and then cleaning and sanitizing before finally repairing or rebuilding damaged areas.

Tile Contractor

Bathroom tile repair consisting of replacing damaged tiles, including cleaning the area, removing old grout and tile, applying new adhesive, setting the new tile, and applying new grout, with options for patching minor damage with epoxy or paint.

Kitchen tile Repair consist of repairing or replacing damaged tiles, including cleaning the area, removing old grout and tile, applying new adhesive, setting the new tile, and applying new grout, with options for patching minor damage with epoxy or paint

Installing shower tile involves removing old shower/tub (if applicable), preparing the walls with a waterproof membrane, applying thin-set mortar with a notched trowel, placing tiles with spacers, cutting tiles for corners and fixtures, and finally grouting and sealing tile.

Tile backsplash installation is typically done in kitchens, laundry rooms, or bathrooms starting with preparing the wall, planning the tile layout, applying adhesive and setting the tiles, and finally, grouting and sealing the backsplash.

Tile removal involves carefully separating tiles from walls or floors, often requiring tools like grout rakes, chisels, hammers, and pry bars to break and remove the tiles and any adhesive residue.

Tile replacement involves removing damaged or old tiles and installing new ones, often requiring surface preparation, adhesive application, and grouting.

Masonry Contractor

Brick and block work, a common construction method, involves using bricks and concrete blocks, laid with mortar, to build walls, foundations, and other structures.

Custom masonry involves building structures using materials like brick, stone, or concrete blocks, often in unique designs and patterns to create personalized features like patios, chimneys, fireplaces, or retaining walls.

Masonry chimney repair involves issues like damaged mortar, cracked bricks, or loose stones, ensuring the chimney's structural integrity and preventing water damage. Common repairs include tuckpointing (replacing mortar), metal flashing repair, and potentially rebuilding sections of the chimney.

Stone masonry is a construction technique using natural stones, often bonded with mortar, to create structures like walls, buildings, and monuments, known for its durability and aesthetic appeal.

Masonry veneer is a thin layer of masonry (like brick or stone) applied to the exterior of a building for aesthetic purposes, attached to a structural backing but not bearing significant loads.

Window Installation Service

Casement window installation involves preparing the opening, removing the old window (if applicable), installing the new window frame, securing it with screws, and sealing the gaps with sealant or caulk.

Double-pane windows feature two panes of glass separated by a space, often filled with gas, to improve energy efficiency and reduce noise. This process typically involves removing existing windows, preparing the frame, and installing new windows.

General door installation involves removing the old door and frame, preparing the opening, installing the new door and frame, attaching hardware, and ensuring proper weatherproofing and functionality.

General door repair encompasses a wide range of services, from fixing minor issues like dents and cracks to addressing more complex problems like sagging doors, broken hinges, or malfunctioning locks, often involving repairs to door frames, weatherstripping, and hardware.

Replacing windows involves removing the old window frame, sashes, and glass, then installing a new window unit, potentially including new trim and sealing the opening for proper insulation and weatherproofing.

Glass installation, also known as glazing, involves the process of cutting, fitting, and securing glass panes into frames or structures, ensuring a proper seal and weatherproofing. This can be done to replace broken glass in a door or window without replacing the entire product

Sliding glass door installation involves removing the old door (If applicable), preparing the opening, installing the frame and tracks, securing the door panels, and then sealing and adjusting for smooth operation

Installing a storm door involves preparing the door frame, removing the old door, cleaning the area, attaching the hinge-side Z-bar, hanging the door, securing the latch-side Z-bar, and installing hardware like handles and closers.

Vinyl window installation involves carefully removing old windows, preparing the opening, installing the new vinyl window, and sealing any gaps to ensure a watertight and energy-efficient fit.

Window frame repair involves addressing issues like rot, cracks, or damage, often requiring removal of damaged material, filling gaps with wood filler or epoxy, and potentially replacing sections or the entire frame, followed by sealing and painting.

Window installation involves removing old windows and frames, preparing the opening, installing the new window, sealing it for weatherproofing, and ensuring proper fit and functionality.

Window screen repair involves addressing issues like tears, holes, or general wear and tear, and can range from patching small holes to replacing the entire screen mesh.

Concrete Contractor

Concrete driveway building specializes in designing, installing, repairing, and maintaining concrete driveways, including new installations, repairs, and resurfacing.

Concrete parking lot building process includes designing, constructing, and maintaining concrete parking lots for various applications, ensuring a durable, long-lasting, and safe surface for vehicles and pedestrians..

Concrete repair involves fixing a deteriorated or damaged concrete surface or structure, addressing issues like cracks, chipping, scaling, and other imperfections, whether structural or cosmetic..

Concrete sidewalk construction involves preparing the area, creating forms, placing concrete, and then finishing and curing the concrete to create a durable pedestrian walkway.

Demolition, also known as razing or wrecking, is the act of deliberately destroying or dismantling a building or structure to make way for new construction or to address safety concerns. We offer demolition on residential and commercial sites across Central, Kentucky.

Driveway construction consists of preparing the ground, laying a base layer of crushed stone, compacting the stone, setting forms, pouring and leveling concrete, finishing concrete then allowing it to cure, and optionally adding a sealant for durability and appearance.

Stamped concrete is a decorative technique where patterns and textures are imprinted into fresh concrete, mimicking materials like brick, stone, or wood, creating a durable and visually appealing surface.

A concrete patio is a durable, flat, outdoor space made from poured concrete, serving as a foundation for outdoor living areas and activities, often used for dining, relaxing, or entertaining.

Fence Contractor

A custom fence is a fence designed and built specifically to meet the unique needs and preferences of a property owner, offering a personalized and often aesthetically enhanced solution compared to standard fencing.

Installing multiple types of fencing such as KY 4 Board farm fence, Wood Privacy fence, & Vinyl privacy fence.

Installation of Wood farm fencing, wood privacy fencing, or vinyl privacy fence for residential & commercial properties.

Wood fence installation involves several key steps: planning, laying out the fence line, digging post holes, setting posts, attaching rails and panels, and finishing with staining or sealing (optional).

Construction Company

Custom home construction involves collaborating with a builder (and potentially an architect) to design, plan, and build a home entirely tailored to the clients unique needs and preferences, from the foundation to the finishing touches. Allowing the client to be part of every phase of construction!

Home building, or residential construction, involves the process of designing and constructing houses, encompassing everything from site preparation to finishing touches, ensuring a safe and comfortable living space for the client.

Metal building construction involves prefabricated steel or aluminum structures with components assembled on-site, offering speed, durability, and cost-effectiveness, particularly for Farm, industrial, and commercial applications.

New building construction involves transforming a site into a structure, encompassing phases from initial planning and site preparation to the completion of interior and exterior finishes, ensuring compliance with building codes and regulations.

Pole building construction, also known as post-frame construction or Pole Barns, uses large posts or poles buried in the ground or on a foundation to support the roof and walls, offering a cost-effective and adaptable building method. This method is commonly used for barndominium construction.

Gutter service

Aluminum gutters are a popular, lightweight, and rust-resistant option for homeowners, offering a durable and cost-effective solution with over 10 color options.

Box gutters are rectangular, built-in rainwater drainage systems, often concealed within a roof structure, designed to channel water away from a building, offering a sleek and integrated look. Typically larger in size 6”-10”.

Copper gutters can be produced in K-Style, Box, or Half round shapes with multiple sizes known as a durable and aesthetically pleasing option for homeowners because of their longevity and resistance to rust and corrosion, often developing a beautiful green patina over time.

A downspout is a vertical pipe, also known as a drainpipe or waterspout, that connects to the gutters on a house and carries rainwater from the roof down to the ground, preventing water from pooling near the foundation.

Gutter damage, such as cracks, bends, holes, rust, sagging, or leaks, can lead to water damage to your home, including roof, siding, and foundation issues, as well as mold and pest problems.

Gutter guards are protective coverings that go over gutters to prevent debris from clogging them. They're also known as gutter covers, leaf guards, or gutter helmets. This product will prevent you from cleaning gutters out every spring and fall.

A gutter system installation involves attaching gutters to the roof's eave to collect rainwater, channeling it through downspouts away from the home’s foundation preventing water damage! This process includes measuring, cutting, installation, and testing to ensure proper slope for water flow.

A gutter protection system, also known as gutter guards or leaf guards, is designed to prevent debris like leaves, twigs, and pine needles from clogging gutters, allowing rainwater to flow freely and preventing potential water damage to your home.

Gutter replacement involves removing old gutters, measuring for new ones, choosing the type, size, and color gutters the client prefers, installing the new gutters and downspouts, and ensuring proper drainage away from the foundation.

Gutters are horizontal channels, typically made of metal, that are attached to the eaves (or edges) of a roof to collect and direct rainwater away from a building's foundation.

Siding Contractor

Composite siding is a durable, low-maintenance exterior cladding made from a blend of materials like wood fibers, plastic, and resins, offering a wood-like appearance with enhanced weather resistance and pest resistance..

James Hardie siding is a fiber cement product known for its durability, low maintenance, and weather resistance, offered in various styles like lap, vertical, and shingle siding, with a range of textures and colors!

Stone veneer is a thin layer of stone, or a material designed to mimic stone, applied to surfaces for decoration and protection, offering the look of natural stone without the weight and cost of full-stone masonry.

Vinyl siding is plastic exterior siding used for decoration and weatherproofing, imitating wood clapboard, board and batten or shakes, known for its affordability and low maintenance compared to other materials such as aluminum or fiber cement siding. Vinyl siding has over 20 color options!

Wood siding is a common exterior cladding material, offering natural beauty and durability, and comes in various styles like clapboard, shingle, shake, board and batten, and tongue and groove.