Where We Work

Serving La Crosse and the surrounding areas

Holmen

D&D Exteriors is based right in Holmen, working the Highway 53 growth and the older places near Halfway Creek alike.

Bluffs, river humidity, and a housing stock that mostly predates World War Two shape every job we do here.

Lake Onalaska and the Highway 16 growth corridor mean newer homes hitting their first real replacement cycle.

Heavy tree cover from the state forest and older rural homes set this county seat apart from the Onalaska side.

A farm town with La Crosse commuters buying in, split between old downtown homes and new construction west of the river.

A small La Crosse River valley village where most jobs are on farmhouses with decades of additions behind them.

Downtown homes and Castle Rock Lake cabins both need work, but for different reasons, and we treat them differently.

Steep driftless ridge lots and Norwegian era homes make this a different kind of job than the river valley towns.

Frank Lloyd Wright's hometown, surrounded by driftless farmland where most jobs are working farms, not backyards.

From Galesville to Tomah, the same coulee terrain and river weather shape how we approach every job.