

Family owned. Licensed and Insured!
Whether you’re finishing your basement, building a home theater, or looking for a stunning custom accent wall, you’ve come to the right place. We specialize in unique, custom projects that bring your vision to life. From one-of-a-kind feature walls to complete room transformations, no idea is too big or too small.
At DL Design and Build, LLC we take pride in turning ordinary spaces into extraordinary ones. If you have a special request, we’d love to hear about it.
If you are a customer or want to request a custom quote for free click Client Hub!
Premium waterproofing and tiling services designed Just For You.
We specialize in tiling showers that will last. We will work to make sure we get exactly the look your looking for in your budget.



Let us expand your living space into the basement.
Do you want a home theater? A bar? Game room? We can help plan, design, and build it all!






Sophisticated Accent Walls
Together we can create an accent wall to anchor your rooms focal point, break up monotony, or make a space feel bigger.
If you are nervous about painting an entire room a deep color. Doing a single wall lets you make a bold statement with your house without being overwelmed.
Clients with tall ceilings we recommend installing first story trim to help maintain and keep it clean. Future paint jobs are cut in half.



Time to update your kitchen?
Let us build you a fabulous kitchen to show off to your friends!



Custom built shelving
We love designing your space. Organizing keeps your life neat and tidy.



Epoxy Specialists! From Countertops, Custom colored Sinks, to garage or barn floor.
Much less expensive than granite. Can mimic marble, granite, or create custom artistic designs. Seamless appearance. Can be applied over existing countertops in some cases. Highly customizable colors and effects.
Most premium epoxy systems today are:
UV resistant if they contain modern UV stabilizers.
Waterproof once fully cured.
Stain resistant to common household spills.
Heat resistant to a degree (often around 120°F–200°F depending on the product).





