Edwards Brothers, LLC is a residential and commercial general contractor offering in-house design and build. Specializing in interior and exterior remodeling, historic preservation and restoration, niche projects, and custom woodwork- all with a focus on design and function.

 
 
 
 
 

OUR MISSION

At Edwards Brothers, our driving interests are our clients and problem solving. Our goal is to develop long lasting relationships with our clients by building each project with precision, care, and innovation. 

Whether you need a home addition, an ADU (accessory dwelling unit), a kitchen remodel, a new bathroorm, a or a built in, we can build it. We work closely with local businesses to provide the highest quality materials and craftsmanship. Each project is given the individual attention and care that it deserves. We love our job, and the results show it.

 
 
 
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SERVICES OFFERED

Remodeling

Furniture Design and Build

Welding and Fabrication

Woodworking and Finishing

Specialty Home Repairs

Commercial Build Out

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Current Projects GALLERY

View fullsize Siding and exterior trim is almost complete.
View fullsize Interior insulation in the Macvicar project- walls, roof deck, and crawlspace.
View fullsize Ready for interior insulation!
View fullsize Almost ready for siding.
View fullsize Sheathing and roof deck on. Window spitting out some 2xs. Deck framing started on the far left.
View fullsize Exterior 2x6 walls over the Warmboard will get open cell spray foam insulation. Open cell foam below the subfloor as well, around the perimeter of the crawlspace.
View fullsize Warmboard hydronic radiant subfloor going down in the Macvicar project. Toasty toes.
View fullsize Original 1887 double pocket door (aka converging doors) restored to original function. Process pictures include a decent shot of the whole roller assembly inside the wall.
View fullsize New built-in shelves and hearth tile. Plus fabricated a steel mount for the old cast iron fireplace screen to keep it secured.
View fullsize 100 year old Topeka newspaper and a Kansas City Star found in the wall, used as insulation around the plumbing. Dated November 11 and November 14, 1925. Curiously, the country record shows that the house was built in 1936.
View fullsize Here's a better view of the problem. Original roller for a double sliding door in an 1890s home. Minor surgery to free the roller. I'll shim the track to prevent it from falling off again and rehang the doors.
View fullsize There's your problem right there...