Finishing Homes & Acreage in Kimberly, Idaho
Kimberly sits between Mini-Cassia and Twin Falls, which puts it squarely on our route. We help Kimberly homeowners finish what the builder left undone: the RV pad, the backyard, the curbing and sprinklers, and later the roof.
- On our route to Twin Falls
- New-home yard packages
- RV pads & driveway extensions
- Free on-site estimates
Between the Interstate and Twin Falls
Kimberly is a Twin Falls County city just east of Twin Falls, with city hall on Highway 30. State Highway 50 connects Kimberly to I-84 at Exit 182, and US-30 carries traffic between Twin Falls and SH-50. The Idaho Transportation Department is studying that corridor, including the Hansen Bridge over the Snake River Canyon, because of how much traffic it now carries.
For us, Kimberly is a convenient stop. Coming from Burley, it’s on the way to Twin Falls, so we can line up estimates and smaller jobs here alongside bigger projects in the area. The town mixes established streets near the center with newer homes on the edges and farm ground all around.
Finishing a newer home
A lot of Kimberly calls start the same way: the house is done, but the yard is dirt, the driveway is too narrow for the trailer, and there’s nowhere to park the RV. We can pour the pad and driveway extension, then build the yard around it with sprinklers, sod, rock and curbing, all on one schedule.
Building a Kimberly Yard From Bare Dirt
Concrete First
RV pads, driveway extensions and patios go in before landscaping, so trucks and forms don’t tear up new lawn.
Grade & Sprinkler Lines
We set final grade so water drains away from the house, then trench and install sprinkler mains, valves and zones.
Curbing & Beds
Concrete curbing defines lawn and planting areas, then beds get fabric, rock or mulch, and plants.
Sod or Seed
Lawn goes in last, with the sprinkler schedule set so it roots in before summer heat or the fall freeze.
In Town or Out on the Farm
Inside city limits, building permits come from the City of Kimberly, which has adopted the International Building Code, and its planning and zoning office is at city hall. On farm ground and rural homesites outside town, Twin Falls County handles zoning for the unincorporated area. Which one applies depends on the property line, not the mailing address, so we check before we quote structural work.
Acreage around Kimberly
Outside town, the work looks more like Paul or the North Side: shop floors and equipment pads, metal roofs for barns and machine sheds, and roof repairs after the wind and hail storms that cross the valley in spring and summer. If your property has storm damage, we inspect it, document what we find with photos and measurements, and can meet your adjuster on site. See our storm and hail damage page for how that works.
Common Questions
Do you work in Kimberly regularly?
Who issues building permits in Kimberly?
Can you pour an RV pad next to my house?
My builder left the yard bare. Can you do the whole thing?
Do you roof shops and barns around Kimberly?
Related Services
Landscape Installation
Grading, sod, rock and bark beds, shrubs and trees, and yard cleanups, for new-construction lots and tired yards that need a reset.
Learn more →Foundations, Slabs & RV Pads
Footings and stem walls, shop, garage and barn floors, and RV pads, built on compacted base with steel sized for the load.
Learn more →Twin Falls, ID
Driveways, patios, sprinkler systems on city pressurized irrigation, and roof replacements for Twin Falls homes.
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