About Us
Zachary W. Cabe, President
Wade Vuncannon, Vice President
Wade Vuncannon, Vice President
Zachary grew up surrounded by a family of Construction Workers. He has traveled to jobsites with his grandfather from the time he was too little to ride in the front seat of the pickup or carry a hammer and worked his way up learning all aspects of the Business from General Carpentry and Framing and working as an Acoustical Ceiling and Fl
Zachary grew up surrounded by a family of Construction Workers. He has traveled to jobsites with his grandfather from the time he was too little to ride in the front seat of the pickup or carry a hammer and worked his way up learning all aspects of the Business from General Carpentry and Framing and working as an Acoustical Ceiling and Flooring Installer to Delivery Driver, Safety Coordinator, Estimating, Design, and Project Management and eventually becoming Vice President of one of the most reputable Interior trades Subcontractors in the Carolinas. He brings a classy and timeless traditional style of Design into his projects driven from motivation and countless hours spent prepping Parade of Homes with his Interior Designer Grandmother Lucille Vuncannon. Needless to say the Construction Industry is all Zachary has ever known as far as Business.
Wade Vuncannon, Vice President
Wade Vuncannon, Vice President
Wade Vuncannon, Vice President
Wade has been been in the Construction Industry for longer than most people have been alive. He always greets everybody with a firm handshake and a smile and will go out of his way to make sure the job is done correct the first time. He brings a wealthy bit of knowledge and experience to the table and there is never a job to little or s
Wade has been been in the Construction Industry for longer than most people have been alive. He always greets everybody with a firm handshake and a smile and will go out of his way to make sure the job is done correct the first time. He brings a wealthy bit of knowledge and experience to the table and there is never a job to little or small for him to still take on and he still finds time to get out on the jobsite and swing a hammer and run a saw from time to time.