Finished great room with a geometric accent wall, front door and wide-plank floors in a custom home

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Custom Home Photo Gallery in Stockton, MO

Name: L.O.Z. Construction
Address: Stockton, MO, 65785, US
Telephone: (417) 808-0160
Price range: $$

Every photo here came off our own phones on our own job sites. No stock pictures, no staging — just houses, decks and sunrooms we built for our neighbors.

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Our Work in Pictures

Homes, Decks and Sunrooms We Have Built

A few of the projects we are proudest of, from bare ground to the last coat of paint.

Most of what you see here is custom home work — stone and siding going on, trusses being set, and the finish carpentry inside that turns a framed box into somebody's living room. We also pulled in a deck rebuild, a farmhouse porch, and a sunroom we built around a storm shelter, because those jobs show the same care at a smaller size.

We photograph our work in progress on purpose. A finished house hides the framing, the flashing and the blocking behind the drywall, and those are the parts that decide whether a home is still square in twenty years. Click any photo to see it full size, or filter by the kind of project you have in mind.

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Same Place, New Structure

Three Projects, Before and After

Where we had a picture from the first day, we put it next to the last one.

Weathered wood deck on tall posts before it was torn out and rebuilt — Before

New composite deck and railing seen from above after the rebuild — After

Deck Tear-Out and Rebuild

The old deck was weathered gray and soft underfoot. We hauled it off, set new footings, and rebuilt it in composite with black balusters and a proper stair run.

Older white farmhouse with a worn porch and turned columns before renovation — Before

The same house after renovation with white metal siding and a new timber-post porch — After

Farmhouse Porch Rebuild

An older farmhouse got new metal siding, a black metal roof over the porch, and heavy timber posts in place of the worn turned columns.

Back of a manufactured home with a small wood deck before the sunroom was added — Before

Dark metal-sided sunroom addition with the concrete storm shelter beside it — After

Sunroom With a Storm Shelter

We replaced a small back deck with a pine-lined sunroom built around a concrete storm shelter, so the family gained living space and a safe room in one project.

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