Four divisions, one contractor
Landscaping, general contracting, HVAC, and paving are run under one company, so one point of contact can carry a property from grading through finish work.
Kentucky · West Virginia · Ohio
From one push mower to a full-service contractor.
Tri State Enterprise opened in 1990 with a single push mower. The work grew into four divisions — landscaping, general contracting, HVAC, and paving — serving Kentucky, West Virginia, and Ohio from the same tri-state base.
How we work
The details of the site stay part of the plan.
Measurements, access, staging, grade, drainage, and existing conditions come off the site visit and stay attached to the property, so the scope, the material order, and the schedule all describe the same job.
A written scope before work starts
The estimate spells out the work, the materials, the exclusions, and how a change order gets priced and approved before anyone breaks ground.
Straight answers on scheduling
Weather, permits, and material lead times move dates on real job sites. When a date moves, you hear it from the office instead of guessing.
Locally rooted • Serving the tri-state since 1990
Built on doing the job right the first time
Tri State Enterprise serves residential and commercial properties with landscaping, construction and general contracting, heating and air, and paving. From outdoor improvements to building projects, we start by understanding the property and the work you need.
Our work spans Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia. Call to arrange an on-site consultation, discuss the scope, and receive a written estimate before you decide to proceed. Explore our service areas.
Your property, your site conditions, and your priorities shape every scope we write.
Field Notes
The reasoning behind the work we recommend.
Practical guides on drainage and grade, paving and concrete seasons, permits and inspections, material delivery, and what a phased project schedule actually looks like.
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