Dayton, Ohio · Est. 2018

The Guys Behind
Limitless Construction

Two people run this company, and both of them are still on job sites every week. They answer their own phones. And whatever your job turns out to need, it stays one contract and one point of contact from the first walkthrough to the final punch list. The crews change with the trade. The people you are dealing with do not.

Jamie, one of the two people who run Limitless Construction in Dayton, Ohio, in a company polo shirt.
David, one of the two people who run Limitless Construction, standing with his two daughters, all three in company shirts.
David
Jamie, the other of the two people who run Limitless Construction, in a company polo shirt.
Jamie
Who you are dealing with

David and Jamie

They started Limitless Construction in Dayton in 2018 and still run it themselves. Not as names on a website. As the two people who turn up.

They are on site every week because that is how you know what is actually happening on a job, rather than what a progress report says is happening. If something got agreed standing in your kitchen, it is not reaching the people running this company second hand.

They do not do it alone. Limitless runs dedicated crews, each one built around a single trade. That is how a two person front office can hand you a full commercial build-out or a whole house remodel and know every piece of it is being done by someone who does that piece for a living. Jack of all trades, master of all.

Why that matters to you

One contract, whatever the job turns into

Most jobs turn out bigger than they looked. You call about a leak and the ceiling underneath it has to come down too. You call about a flooded basement and the framing has to come out before anything new goes back in.

When that happens on a job split between separate companies, the extra work sits in the space between them, and you are the one making the calls to sort out whose job it is.

We are a general contractor, so it is ours to sort out instead. The roof, the ceiling underneath it and the paint that finishes it are one scope and one contract. When a job needs a trade we do not carry in house, it goes to the same partners we use job after job, not to whoever answered the phone that morning.

That is also why both of them are still on site every week. Somebody has to be watching the parts of a job that fall between trades. All five services are here.

A Limitless Construction crew on the roof of a two-story brick house in the Dayton area, with a tarp over the work and the company truck in the driveway.
A roof coming off in the Dayton area. The tarp, the truck and the crew are all one contract.
What you can check

You should not have to take our word

Anybody can write that they are trustworthy. These are the things you can go and confirm without asking us.

4.9 out of 5 Across 45 Google reviews. Not our summary of them, the reviews themselves. Read them on Google ›
BondedA surety bond means a third party with its own money at stake has backed our ability to finish the work.
Registered and insuredAsk us for the certificate and confirm it directly with the insurer. That is the check the State of Ohio tells you to make.
BBB A+ AccreditedLook us up on the Better Business Bureau and read the record rather than our summary of it.
Working since 2018Eight years in Dayton, through a pandemic and a materials price shock. Ask anybody who was building through both.
Answered around the clockThe phone is answered 24 hours a day, storm and emergency calls included. Try it before you hire us.

Limitless Construction LLC · 5597 Webster Street, Dayton, OH 45414

(937) 888-WORK · office@limitlessdayton.com

Serving Dayton and everywhere inside about 25 miles of it.

Next step

Come and meet the two of us

Tell us what you are looking at and one of us will come out and look at it properly, document what we find, and put the price in writing. If we are the wrong people for the job, you will hear that too.

Emergency calls answered 24 hours a day