Reliable Home Remodeling in Fortville, Indiana

Fortville may be a small town, but the homeowners here take pride in their properties — and they deserve a contractor who does, too. Whether you're upgrading a bathroom, finishing a basement, or creating the ultimate outdoor living space, HomeStar Services & Contracting brings Hamilton County's top craftsmanship right to your doorstep. We've already made our mark in Fortville with a custom pavilion project, and we're ready to do the same for your home.

Our Fortville Pavilion Patio Project is a standout example of what HomeStar can do — a custom outdoor living space featuring stone columns, a covered bar area with stained wood beams, and a layout designed for year-round entertaining. It's the kind of project that shows our attention to detail extends well beyond the walls of your home. As Schluter Pro Certified installers, every bathroom project is backed by a 25-year waterproofing warranty, and all plumbing and electrical work is performed by licensed professionals.

Fortville offers a blend of small-town charm and strong value, with a mix of established homes near its historic Main Street and newer developments spreading out from town. Fortville homeowners appreciate craftsmanship and character, and our projects here reflect that — from bathroom and kitchen renovations to custom outdoor living spaces.

Our signature Fortville project is a custom pavilion patio featuring stone columns, a covered bar area with stained wood beams, and a layout built for year-round entertaining. It's a great example of how our attention to detail extends well beyond interior remodeling into the outdoor spaces where Fortville families love to gather.

Whether it's a spa-level bathroom, a kitchen update, a finished basement, or a custom deck and outdoor living area, every Fortville project is backed by Schluter Pro Certified waterproofing, licensed plumbing and electrical, and direct involvement from owners Eric and Robb.

Fortville's housing stock skews older, particularly around the downtown area, and older homes are exactly where doing rooms one at a time costs the most. The plumbing and wiring behind the walls is shared between rooms, so a bathroom project and a kitchen project on opposite sides of the same wall are really one project that has been split in half — and split projects pay to open that wall twice. When we renovate in Fortville we look at the whole scope first even if the build happens in phases, so the rough-in for later rooms happens while the walls are already open.