I started Stellar in 2008 with one idea: build things the way I would want them built for my own family. Back then it was decks and fences. I was young, hungry, and I had another passion pulling at me—aviation. I flew helicopters for six years while keeping the company alive between flights. Those years taught me something important: growth isn't about doing more jobs fast. It's about building the right way.

Over time, the work evolved naturally. Clients asked for additions. Then full homes. Then ADUs. Then welded automatic gate systems and outdoor kitchens. We didn't chase trends—we followed what people actually needed and built the capability to deliver it ourselves. That's the key. We own excavators, skid steers, and concrete equipment. We weld. We frame. We finish. Most of it stays in-house, which means you're not paying markup on markup on markup. You get quality and value.

What We've Learned the Hard Way

Keeping work in-house costs more upfront. Buying equipment, maintaining it, training crews—it's not the fast path to profit. But we've seen what happens when you outsource everything. Quality drops. Communication breaks. Costs spiral. The client pays for that. So we chose differently.

Foundation work, framing, concrete, finishing—when one team does it all, mistakes get caught early. Decisions get made fast. There's no finger-pointing between subcontractors. You get accountability, consistency, and honest pricing because we're not hiding costs in layers.

We love building because it's not abstract. You pour a foundation. You frame a wall. You stand back and see something real that will shelter a family for decades. That's worth doing right.

Working With Us in Damascus

When you call, you're calling a builder who still shows up on the job. We handle everything from excavation through final trim. You don't manage five subcontractors. You have one team that owns the outcome. We've done decks and patios. Outdoor kitchens and covered spaces. Kitchen and bathroom remodels. Pole barns and full home builds. ADU builds from scratch. Gates that open with a button instead of a key.

If you're in Damascus and you're thinking about building or remodeling, talk to us. Tell us what you're imagining. We'll tell you how we'd build it and why.