Weber Brothers Construction Inc.

We are a residential and commercial contractor/ builder. We do a variety of different projects ranging from building new homes, churches, banks, to window and siding installations. No job is too big or too small. Call us for your next project!

Weber Brothers Construction is a family-owned business operated by Dean & Tim Weber. We run a general contracting company that has been proudly serving Franklin County, St. Louis County, St. Charles County and Warren County for 40 years!

Weber Brothers Construction is an extremely experienced and knowledgeable company that handles many types of projects such as custom homes, decks, room additions, and kitchen, bath, and historic remodels. We have also completed numerous commercial projects throughout the years.

Weber Brothers Construction was originally founded in 1980 by our father Robert F. Weber who originally named the company Robert F. Weber Custom Builder Inc. After Robert retired in 2009, we changed the name of the company to its current name to better represent the new leadership.

Our mission statement is simple:

Treat every customer with honesty and integrity by providing unparalleled service and communication.

Communication is the single, most important attribute to maintaining a successful business in this service-oriented industry. It is essential in every aspect of the construction process, beginning with the developmental stage through completion. And it doesn't stop there; they maintain communication with clients long after a project has been completed. Their dependable, highly qualified team of employees and subcontractors provide outstanding service to all clients.

Here’s a list of common additions and remodeling jobs:

Additions
Kitchen remodels
Bathroom remodels
Decks
Sunrooms
Screen/Glass enclosures
Basement finishes
Window replacements

One of the frequently asked questions customers ask is will the remodeling or addition going to increase the value of my home? Good question! Many times it obviously will. However, in many cases it may maintain the value or improve the sale ability of your home. It depends greatly on the kind of home improvement a person is looking to do.