Sunset Construction

07/15/2026

This project started with a request to fix a drainage issue. It finished with a total backyard transformation.
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06/02/2026

This sweet little old lady wanted to have a shelter for her stray cats. I found out she has 60 of them. It’s not something that I normally do but this lady was persistent about me doing the work. SUNSET Construction loves cats too.

05/15/2026

Summer is almost here and it's time to fire up the barbecue. Brand new, in the box, 2025 models have to go. A large assortment of grills, griddles, pizza ovens, smokers, pizza ovens, doors, and drawers - all on sale while supplies last. Call 559-940-3357 for details. Greg Perger, Sunset Construction. Website: http://sunsetconstructionservices.com Local listing: https://g.page/sunset-construction?share

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02/25/2026

Transforming a backyard with serious issues was not easy. It necessitated the removal of over 10,000 pounds of concrete, 24 yards of dirt, and two 10 yard bins of unnecessary overgrowth.
All that’s left now is resurfacing the pool and adding turf.
SUNSET Construction got it done. 

02/11/2026

The upper deck of the Wedemeyer project went well today.

02/04/2026

 Performing a total backyard remodel is kind of like making a cake. It starts out messy. Then once in the oven, it begins to take form. The icing comes next. 

01/31/2026

It wasn’t easy, but the COARSEGOLD job is finished

01/31/2026

This is going to be a complete backyard remodel. The grading done on this lot 40 years ago was never done correctly. When the pool went in, slopes along the deck were not adequate to keep erosion off the concrete. Drainage issues need to be improved. The old, unsightly concrete has to be removed and the entire yard needs proper grading. We start with the demolition of concrete.

01/16/2026

Well, we could not remove those five enormous boulders so we wound up cutting away the side of the hill and moved the pad over 10 feet. We are ready to pour concrete tomorrow.