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Every photo on this page is a real job completed by Patrick and the Loy Construction crew right here in Kentucky. No stock photos. No fluff. Just the work.

🏗️100+ Projects Completed📍Kentucky-Based Crew5-Star Rated🔒Licensed & Insured
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New Construction📍Kentucky

New Home Build — From Foundation to Framing

A full new home build — framed right, built to last.

This is what a proper new home build looks like from the ground up. Patrick and the crew used ZIP System sheathing throughout — the green panels you see are a fully integrated structural panel and weather barrier in one, which means a tighter, more energy-efficient home from day one. The exterior shots show the roof trusses going up and the covered porch gable taking shape with timber framing. The interior shot shows the open-span framing, staircase rough-in, and the sheer scale of the build. This homeowner got a house built the right way — no shortcuts on the envelope, no shortcuts on the framing.

ZIP System framing + timber porch gable — built tight, built to last.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Pole Barn / Garage — Timber Frame Build

Heavy timber framing done right — built to stand for generations.

Two angles of the same timber-frame pole barn going up. You can see the hip roof trusses set, the pressure-treated posts plumb and braced, and the open-span design that gives the owner maximum usable space inside. This is the kind of framing work that looks simple but takes real skill to get right — every post has to be perfectly plumb, every truss perfectly seated. Patrick's crew does this work day in and day out, and it shows.

Pressure-treated posts, hip roof trusses, open span — built for decades of use.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Shingle Roof Replacement

Clean, tight shingle work — the kind that holds up through Kentucky weather.

A completed shingle roof replacement on a residential home. Clean lines, tight courses, proper overhang at the eaves — this is what a quality shingle job looks like when it's done right. No lifted tabs, no wavy courses, no sloppy cuts around the fascia. Just solid roofing work that will protect this home for years to come.

Proper installation means no callbacks — Patrick stands behind every roof.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Storm Damage & Emergency Roof Repair

When a storm hits, you need someone who shows up fast.

Kentucky storms don't wait for convenient timing. This homeowner had a large tree come down directly through their roof — the kind of damage that needs immediate attention to prevent water from destroying the interior. Loy Construction responds to storm damage calls and gets tarps up, debris cleared, and a repair plan in place fast. If you've had storm damage, don't wait — call Patrick.

Storm damage? Call us first — we respond fast and get your home protected.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Dark Metal Roof — Brick Ranch Home

A dark bronze metal roof transforms the look of this brick ranch completely.

This brick ranch home got a complete transformation with a dark bronze standing-seam metal roof. The contrast between the warm brick and the dark metal is stunning — and the homeowner now has a roof that will outlast the house. Clean ridge, tight seams at the hip, and a finished look that makes the whole property look sharp from the road. This is one of those jobs where the neighbors start asking for Patrick's number.

Dark metal on brick — one of the sharpest combinations in residential roofing.
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New Construction📍Kentucky

Commercial Barndominium — Full Build

From bare ground to a stunning commercial barndominium — start to finish.

This is one of those projects that stops people in their tracks. A client came to Patrick wanting a commercial-grade barndominium with serious curb appeal — charcoal metal siding, dark standing-seam roof, and natural timber post accents that give it that modern farmhouse feel. The drone shots mid-construction show the scale of the framing work involved. The finished product is jaw-dropping: clean lines, covered porch running the full width, timber knee braces at the entry, and a build quality that will last decades. This is what Loy Construction does when you give Patrick a real project to sink his teeth into.

From framing to finish — this is what a full Loy Construction build looks like.
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Concrete📍Kentucky

Concrete Patio, Porch & Sidewalk

Proper prep, proper pour — concrete work that lasts a lifetime.

Most people don't think about what's under the concrete — but Patrick does. These photos show the full process on a residential concrete job: rebar and wire mesh laid properly before the pour, curved forms set for a custom rounded patio edge, fresh concrete smoothed to a perfect finish, and the completed sidewalk and porch looking like it's been there forever. The crew even captured the action shot mid-build. This is the kind of attention to detail that separates a quality contractor from someone who just pours and leaves.

Rebar, wire mesh, proper forms — concrete built to last, not just look good.
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New Construction📍Kentucky

New Home Build — Metal Siding & Roof

A brand-new home with modern metal siding and a covered front porch.

This homeowner wanted something low-maintenance and sharp-looking — and that's exactly what they got. Loy Construction built this home with white and black board-and-batten metal siding, a dark standing-seam metal roof, and a covered front porch with concrete pad. The two-tone siding combination gives it a clean, modern farmhouse look that stands out in the neighborhood. New windows, fresh concrete, and a build that's tight from foundation to ridge.

Metal siding + metal roof = a home that is virtually maintenance-free for decades.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Residential Metal Roof Replacement

A full tear-off and metal roof install — done right the first time.

This homeowner was dealing with an aging shingle roof that had seen one too many Kentucky storm seasons. Patrick and the crew came in, stripped it down to the deck, and installed a standing-seam metal roof that will outlast the house. Clean ridge lines, tight flashing around every penetration, and zero shortcuts. This is the kind of job that gets Patrick referrals — because the neighbors can see it from the road.

Metal roofs last 40–70 years — no more worrying about storm season.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Commercial Building Metal Roof

Large-scale commercial roofing handled with the same care as every residential job.

Commercial jobs require a crew that can work efficiently without cutting corners. Loy Construction installed this dark charcoal metal roof on a commercial building — managing the larger footprint, coordinating material delivery, and finishing on schedule. The result speaks for itself: clean seams, professional flashing, and a roof built to handle whatever Kentucky weather throws at it.

On-time, on-budget — commercial clients trust us to deliver.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Agricultural Pole Barn Build

A full-size farm pole barn — built tough for Kentucky land.

This Kentucky farmer needed serious covered storage for equipment and hay. Patrick designed and built a large pole barn with a burgundy metal roof and corrugated green siding — materials chosen for durability and low maintenance in the field. The interior framing is solid, the purlins are properly spaced, and the whole structure is engineered to handle wind and snow loads. This is the kind of build that gets used hard every single day.

Built to work as hard as the people who use it.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Livestock Handling Structure

Custom-built for working cattle — functional, durable, and built to last.

This wasn't a standard pole barn — it was a purpose-built livestock handling facility with a covered scale house and integrated Priefert chute system. Patrick worked directly with the landowner to get the layout right for how they actually work cattle. Heavy timber framing, metal siding, and a metal roof that keeps the work area dry year-round. When your livelihood depends on your facilities, you need a builder who takes it as seriously as you do.

Custom ag structures built around how you actually work.
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Decks📍Kentucky

Covered Deck Addition

A covered outdoor living space that adds real value to the home.

The homeowners wanted to actually use their backyard — not just look at it. Loy Construction built this covered deck addition with a metal roof, pressure-treated lumber, full stair system, and solid railings. It ties into the existing home seamlessly and gives the family a shaded outdoor space they can enjoy from spring through fall. This is the kind of project that makes people love their home again.

Decks built to code, built to last, and built to enjoy.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Red Metal Building — RV Carport Addition

A lean-to carport addition built onto an existing red metal building — before and after.

This is a great before-and-after story. The homeowner already had a sharp red metal building with a black roof, but needed covered storage for their RV. Patrick built a full lean-to carport addition off the side — pressure-treated posts, matching black metal roof panels, and a clean connection to the existing building. The framing shot shows the posts set and the roof decking going on. The finished shots show the RV parked right underneath, protected from the elements. Clean work, clean match, and exactly what the customer needed.

Lean-to additions matched to your existing building — seamless and built to last.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Two-Story Timber Frame Barn — Full Build

A two-story cedar-sided timber frame barn built from the ground up.

This is a serious build. A two-story timber frame barn with cedar board-and-batten siding, a metal roof, open lean-to bays on both sides, an upper loft with window cutouts, and a full staircase system. The progress shots show the crew setting ridge purlins from ladders with the gravel pad freshly laid, lumber staged on site, and the structure taking shape fast. The later shots show the cedar siding on, the metal roof going on, and the staircase framing complete. This is the kind of project that takes real skill, real planning, and a crew that knows what they're doing — and that's exactly what Patrick brings.

Two stories, cedar siding, metal roof, open bays — built for generations.
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New Construction📍Kentucky

Dark Barndominium — New Home Build

Charcoal metal siding, black roof, timber gable — a showstopper from every angle.

This is the kind of build that makes people slow down when they drive by. The homeowner wanted a modern barndominium with serious curb appeal — and Patrick delivered. Charcoal board-and-batten metal siding, black standing-seam metal roof, and natural timber gable trusses that frame the entry beautifully. The progress shots show the siding going on and the timber gable taking shape. The finished shots show a home that looks like it belongs on the cover of a magazine — sitting right here in Kentucky. Low maintenance, built to last, and built to impress.

Metal siding + metal roof + timber gable = a home that turns heads for decades.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Metal Roof — Brick Ranch Aerial View

Drone view of a completed standing-seam metal roof on a brick ranch property.

Sometimes the best way to see the quality of a roof is from above. This aerial drone shot shows a completed standing-seam metal roof on a brick ranch home — clean seams running the full length of the roof plane, tight hip transitions, and a charcoal color that complements the warm brick perfectly. You can also see the detached garage with its own metal roof in the background. When Patrick finishes a job, it looks good from every angle — including 50 feet up.

Clean seams, tight hips, perfect color match — quality you can see from a drone.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Metal Roof Install — Two-Story Colonial

Caught mid-install — dark bronze metal roof going on a two-story colonial.

This aerial shot catches the Loy Construction crew mid-install on a two-story white and brick colonial home. The dark bronze standing-seam panels are going on the main roof while the attached garage roof is already complete — you can see the clean color match and the tight seams on the finished section. The Loy Construction trailer is visible in the driveway, which tells you exactly who's doing the work. This is what a professional metal roof installation looks like in progress.

Professional crew, professional results — every time.
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Decks📍Kentucky

Covered Porch Addition — Mobile Home

A full covered porch addition that completely transforms the front of this home.

This homeowner wanted a covered outdoor space they could actually use — and Loy Construction built them exactly that. A full-width covered porch addition with a dark metal roof, tongue-and-groove soffit, ceiling fans, white painted posts, and a concrete pad that runs the full length. The side of the home got a concrete patio and wood deck stairs as well. You can see Patrick's crew in the finished shot — proud of the work, and rightfully so. The Loy Construction trailer is parked right there in the background, which says everything about who built it.

Full-width covered porch, T&G soffit, ceiling fans, concrete pad — built to enjoy.
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Roofing📍Kentucky

Metal Roof Replacement — Brick Ranch

A clean dark metal roof on a classic Kentucky brick ranch — built to last 50 years.

This brick ranch home got a complete roof replacement with a dark charcoal standing-seam metal roof. The covered front porch with white columns frames the entry perfectly, and the new metal roof ties the whole look together. Clean ridge line, tight seams, proper overhang at the eaves — this is what a quality metal roof installation looks like from the curb. The homeowner now has a roof that will outlast everything else on the property.

Metal roofs on brick ranches — one of the most popular upgrades in Kentucky.
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Decks📍Kentucky

Covered Porch Addition — Brick Ranch Home

A full covered porch addition with timber gable trusses — transforms the entire front of this brick ranch.

This brick ranch home got a complete front transformation. Patrick and the crew built a full-width covered porch addition with a dark navy metal roof, timber gable trusses, and pressure-treated posts — the kind of addition that makes a home look like it was always meant to have it. The two framing shots show the crew mid-build: posts set on the gravel pad, purlins going up, lumber staged in the foreground. The finished shot shows the completed structure from across the lawn — dark metal roof, white timber gable, and a covered porch that completely changes the curb appeal of this home.

Timber gable trusses + metal roof — a porch addition that looks like it was always there.
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Recent Work📍Kentucky

Farm Fence — Pressure-Treated Rail Fence

New pressure-treated rail fence on a Kentucky farm — built to last in the field.

A new pressure-treated 4-rail fence panel on a Kentucky farm. Clean post installation, tight rail spacing, and pressure-treated lumber that will hold up through years of Kentucky weather. This is the kind of straightforward, quality work that keeps Patrick's customers calling him back for every project on their property.

Pressure-treated fence built right — no rot, no wobble, no callbacks.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Metal Building — Entry Door Installation

A clean entry door install on a metal building — the finishing touch that makes it complete.

The details matter. This metal building got a new white entry door with a glass lite installed — clean trim, concrete steps, and a finished look that makes the building feel complete. Whether it's a shop, a storage building, or a workspace, Patrick finishes the job right down to the door hardware.

Clean door installs, clean trim — the finishing details that set quality work apart.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Metal Building — Lean-To Addition

A lean-to addition that doubles the usable space on an existing metal building.

Need more covered space? Patrick builds lean-to additions that tie seamlessly into your existing structure. This one shows the interior of a completed lean-to — corrugated metal siding on the walls, pressure-treated framing, gravel floor, and an open bay that gives the owner serious additional covered storage. Clean work, solid framing, built to last.

Lean-to additions — the most cost-effective way to add covered space to any property.
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Pole Barns📍Kentucky

Metal Garage / Shop — Tan Siding with Lean-To Bay

A tan corrugated metal shop building with an attached open lean-to bay.

This tan corrugated metal shop building with a brown metal roof and an attached open lean-to bay is exactly what a working property needs. The lean-to bay gives covered access for equipment, vehicles, or materials — and the main building provides enclosed, secure storage. Truck and equipment visible inside shows this is a working shop, not just a showpiece.

Metal shop + lean-to bay — built for the way Kentucky property owners actually work.
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New Construction📍Kentucky

Navy Barndominium — Full Build, Start to Finish

Navy metal siding, black roof, wraparound porch, two cupolas — a showstopper from every angle.

This is one of Patrick's most impressive builds. A full barndominium with navy blue board-and-batten metal siding, a black standing-seam metal roof, a full wraparound covered porch with white columns, and two cupolas on the ridge that give it a classic farmhouse character. The mid-construction shot shows the metal siding on, the roof complete, the garage bay open, and windows installed — you can see the Lowe's wrap still on the walls and the debris trailer in the foreground, which tells you exactly how much work went into this build. The completed shot shows the finished product in summer — lush green grass, clean gravel drive, and a home that looks like it belongs on a magazine cover. This is what Loy Construction delivers when you give Patrick a real project.

Wraparound porch, two cupolas, navy metal siding — built to impress for generations.
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Recent Work📍Kentucky

More Recent Work

More quality work from the Loy Construction crew.

Every job Patrick takes on gets the same level of attention — whether it's a small repair or a full build. These recent photos show the crew's commitment to clean work, quality materials, and a finished product the homeowner is proud of.

Same owner, same crew, same standards — every single job.

What Kentucky homeowners are saying

"Patrick showed up when he said he would, did exactly what he quoted, and the roof looks incredible. Couldn't be happier."

Mike T.

Elizabethtown, KY

"We got three bids and Loy Construction was the most straightforward. No games, no upsells. Just honest work at a fair price."

Sarah M.

Bardstown, KY

"The pole barn they built for us is rock solid. Two years later and not a single issue. These guys know what they're doing."

James R.

Lebanon, KY

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Patrick gives every project the same attention you see in these photos. Get a free estimate and see why Kentucky homeowners keep coming back to Loy Construction.