Stan White Construction

The first thing people notice about Stan White Realty & Construction is our high standard. It goes above and beyond International Building Code. And we are also constantly seeking new ways to improve our methods of construction for commercial buildings and residential homes.

From helping you choose a building site, until after the move-in date, Stan White Realty & Construction is by your side, paying attention to all of the important details. We start with evaluating your building site, taking into consideration the size and shape of the structure, location of windows and doors, as well as landscaping options. And as building begins, we implement the latest construction methods to secure the roof, improve waterproofing and increase structure stability (we’ve survived numerous hurricanes and learned many ways to improve weather resistance). Pound for pound, we put more materials and effort into the integrity of our buildings.
Here are some additional measures we take to build stronger structures:

Plywood is used for walls and roof sheathing instead of OSB (chip board). Each piece is nailed, and glued.
Plywood gussets are used between the ceiling joist and rafters for improved strength. This helps prevent blowouts due to a drop in barometric pressure or violent winds.
By creating a continuous connection between the roof and exterior walls, your building stands a better chance of resisting wind power that exceeds the weight of the building.
We use salt-treated plywood, weather watch and flashing for weatherproofing.
Even the decks we build utilize blocking underneath to prevent deck flashing and increase structural integrity.

Building Trust

Trustworthiness goes a long ways in this industry. And we’ve been here for quite a while. Choose an Outer Banks building contractor who knows how to do it right—the first time. Choose a builder that has experience—more than 30 years on The Outer Banks of North Carolina. Choose Stan White Realty & Construction.

We’re your trusted choice for custom homes, rental properties and commercial buildings on The Outer Banks.