One Twin Falls contractor for your roof, fence, yard and windows
Zircon Construction scopes your project, gives you a written price, and manages vetted local crews from the first visit to the final walkthrough. One contract, one point of contact.
Serving Twin Falls, Jerome, Kimberly, Filer, Buhl, Burley and the rest of the Magic Valley.
- One point of contactOne person runs your job and answers your calls.
- Written, itemized estimatesYou see the price before any work starts.
- Vetted local trade partnersRegistered and insured crews we manage and inspect.
- Built for the Magic ValleyWind, hail, snow and high-desert sun are the design brief.
Four trades, one contractor running the job
We focus on the exterior work Magic Valley homes need most, and we manage every crew ourselves so you don’t have to.
RoofingReplacements, repairs and inspections built for Magic Valley wind, hail and snow. Fascia, soffit and gutters included.
FencingWood, vinyl, chain link and ornamental fences and gates, set deep enough to stand up to the wind.
LandscapingSod, water-wise planting, sprinkler and drip systems, pavers and retaining walls, designed for high-desert yards.
Window replacementEnergy-efficient replacement windows and patio doors that cut drafts, dust and summer heat.
How a project runs with Zircon
You get one person who answers the phone, knows your job, and is accountable for the result.
Tell us about the project
Call or send the estimate form. We'll ask a few questions and set a time to come look.
On-site visit and written estimate
We measure, talk through options, and send you an itemized price in writing. No pressure, no surprise add-ons.
We schedule and manage the crews
We book vetted local trade partners, order materials, handle permits, and check the work as it goes. You deal with one person.
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished job with you and take care of anything on the punch list before we call it done.
Why hire one general contractor instead of four trades?
A new roof often means new gutters. A fence often means moving sprinkler lines. A yard project can mean a patio, a retaining wall and a new irrigation zone. When each trade is hired separately, the homeowner ends up as the scheduler, the go-between and the inspector.
That’s the job we take on. We price the whole project in writing, line up registered and insured local crews in the right order, check their work as it goes, and handle the permits and inspections that apply. You make the decisions. We handle the chasing.
- One contract and one invoice, with the scope and price spelled out before work starts
- Crews scheduled in the right order, so the sprinkler lines go in before the sod and the gutters go on after the roof
- Someone checking the work who isn’t the person who did it
- Straight answers when weather, materials or inspections change the schedule
- Change orders in writing, so the price only changes when you agree to it
Built for Magic Valley weather
South-central Idaho is hard on houses. The City of Twin Falls designs homes for 115 mph winds and rates local weathering as severe. We plan every project around that.
- Wind
- Roofs installed with high-wind nailing and sealed starter courses. Fence posts set deep in concrete, with panels and gates chosen to handle gusts.
- Hail
- Impact-rated Class 4 shingles and metal roofing as options, and photo-documented inspections when a storm comes through.
- Snow and freeze–thaw
- Ice barrier at eaves and valleys, balanced attic ventilation, and footings and posts set below the local frost depth.
- Sun, heat and dust
- Low-E replacement windows that cut summer heat gain, tight installs that keep out dust, and UV-stable fence and trim materials.
- Water
- Landscapes designed for high-desert summers and alkaline soil, with drip zones, smart controllers and pressurized irrigation where your lot has it.
Where we work
We’re based in Twin Falls and work across the Magic Valley, from Buhl and Filer to Jerome, Kimberly and Burley.
Guides for Magic Valley homeowners
Plain answers on costs, permits, materials and timing before you call anyone.
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Hiring a Contractor
How to check a contractor’s registration in Idaho
Idaho registers general contractors through DOPL and licenses electricians, plumbers and HVAC contractors separately. Here's how to look anyone up in a few minutes and what else to ask for before you sign.
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Hiring a Contractor
General contractor vs. hiring the trades yourself
Managing the trades yourself can save the general contractor's margin, but you take on the scheduling, the paperwork and the risk. Here's an honest look at when each approach makes sense in Idaho.
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Landscaping
Water-wise landscaping for the Magic Valley
Twin Falls gets only about 10 to 11 inches of precipitation a year, and canal water is being cut back in dry years. Here's how to build a yard that looks good on less water.
Ready to talk about your project?
Send a few details and we'll set up a time to look at it. You'll get a written, itemized estimate with no obligation.