A better welcome.
More room to enjoy outside.
Siding, wheelchair ramps, fencing, and decks can change how your home looks and how you use it. Baugh Home Services helps homeowners around Hillsboro and Litchfield plan exterior repairs and improvements around their priorities.
Plan your exterior project ↗Exterior work we can discuss
- Siding repairs and updates
- Wheelchair ramps and entry access
- Fencing and gates
- Decks, steps, and railings
Siding repairs and updates
Damaged siding and worn trim can affect the look and condition of your home. Start by describing the material, the areas that need attention, and whether you want a targeted repair or a broader update. Existing conditions should be reviewed before selecting an approach.
Wheelchair ramps and entry access
An entry ramp needs a layout that suits both the person using it and the available space. The approach, landings, doorway, handrails, and site conditions all matter. Include any recommendations from a care professional when planning access improvements.
Fencing for the way you use your yard
Discuss the purpose of the fence, the proposed location, preferred materials, and gates. Property boundaries, site conditions, and applicable local requirements need to be established as part of planning.
Decks, steps, and railings
A deck project may involve repairs to an existing structure or plans for a new outdoor space. Describe the condition, intended use, size, and features you have in mind. Existing framing and support should be reviewed before deciding what can be retained.
Projects close to home.
Exterior projects are considered in Hillsboro, Litchfield, Carlinville, Gillespie, Mount Olive, Staunton, and nearby Montgomery and Macoupin County communities. Location, scope, trade requirements, and timing are reviewed before scheduling.
Questions before you start
Can you repair an existing deck or fence?
Describe the damaged areas and share photos if available. The condition of posts, framing, connections, and surrounding materials needs to be reviewed before deciding whether repair or replacement is practical.
Can a wheelchair ramp be part of a larger exterior project?
Yes. Entry access can be considered alongside steps, railings, siding, or deck work. The ramp design still needs to fit the intended user, available space, and project requirements.
What should I include when planning exterior work?
Include your town, photos if available, approximate dimensions, preferred materials, priorities, and timing. Identify access constraints and any known property boundary or local approval requirements.
Tell us about your outdoor project.
Prepare a brief with your location and the work you have in mind. Call 217-888-0477 or email jason@baughenterprise.com to discuss your project. The brief can be downloaded to share by email; the form does not send an inquiry or book work.
Prepare a project brief ↗