Peak Performance Construction

We offer top construction services in Augusta. Our team is the foundation of everything we build. With decades of combined experience in construction, project management, insurance, and design, we bring passion, precision, and integrity to every job.

At Peak Performance Builds, our mission is to deliver dependable, high-quality construction solutions that enhance and protect the homes and properties of our Augusta community. From remodeling, storm restoration and claims processes, to new construction and design—we do it all with integrity, craftsmanship, and a focus on lasting value.

We are committed to building strong relationships through honest communication, reliable service, and exceptional results. Whether it’s restoring what’s been damaged or creating something entirely new, we bring every project to life with precision, pride, and care.

Transform Your House Into the Home You’ve Always Wanted

Whether you’re looking to update a single room or completely reimagine your living space, our home remodeling services are designed to bring your vision to life. We specialize in custom renovations that blend functionality, comfort, and style—adding value and beauty to your home.

From kitchens and bathrooms to basements, additions, and full-home makeovers, our experienced team works closely with you from concept to completion. We handle everything—design, planning, permits, construction, and finishing touches—with attention to detail and a commitment to quality.

Our Remodeling Services Include:

• Kitchen Remodeling
• Bathroom Renovations
• Whole-Home Makeovers
• Basement Finishing
• Home Additions
• Custom Carpentry & Built-Ins
• Energy-Efficient Upgrades

Let’s create a space that reflects your lifestyle, enhances your comfort, and makes you proud to call it home.

Roofing- Residential 

We install architectural shingles for full roof replacements. If you currently have a 3-tab shingle, we will give you a free upgrade. When replacing a roof with architectural shingles (also called dimensional or laminate shingles), you have several high-quality options. These shingles are a step up from traditional 3-tab shingles, offering twice the durability, appearance, and wind resistance.

Here’s a guide to your architectural roof replacement options:

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What Are Architectural Shingles?

Architectural shingles are asphalt shingles with multiple layers fused together, creating a dimensional, textured look that mimics slate or wood shakes. They’re heavier, thicker, and longer-lasting than standard 3-tab shingles.

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Common Brands We Install

Owens Corning Oakridge® Series

• Notable for: SureNail® Technology (reinforced nailing zone).

• Wind resistance: Up to 130 mph.

• Algae Resistance: Built-in protection against blue-green algae staining with a limited warranty (varies by region and color).

Owens Corning Duration® Series

• Notable for: SureNail® Technology (reinforced nailing zone).

• Wind resistance: Up to 130 mph.

• Features: Algae resistance, wide color range (TruDefinition®), strong warranties.

• Popular options: Duration®, Duration FLEX®, Duration Storm®.

GAF Timberline HDZ®

• Best-selling architectural shingles in North America.

• Notable for: LayerLock™ Technology and StainGuard Plus™ algae protection.

• Wind resistance: Unlimited wind warranty (when installed with qualifying accessories).

• Features: Great color variety, Advanced Protection® technology.

CertainTeed Landmark®

• Known for: Heaviest shingles in their class = superior durability.

• Features: StreakFighter® algae resistance, wide palette of rich colors.

• Wind resistance: Up to 110/130 mph.

• Premium tiers: Landmark Pro®, Landmark Premium®, and Presidential Shake®.

IKO Cambridge®

• Budget-friendly option with decent performance.

• Wind resistance: Up to 130 mph.

• Features: Algae resistance, dimensional appearance.

• Slightly lighter than competitors.

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Roofing- Commercial

TPO Roofing

• Single-ply membrane roofing system.

• Made from a blend of polypropylene and ethylene-propylene rubber.

• Installed in large rolls that are heat-welded at the seams for a watertight finish.

• Typically comes in white, but also available in gray or tan.

Key Features & Benefits

Energy Efficiency 

• White TPO reflects sunlight, reducing cooling costs.

• Can meet or exceed ENERGY STAR® and Cool Roof Rating Council requirements.

Cost-Effective

• Lower installed cost than other membranes like PVC or EPDM.

• Fast installation reduces labor costs.

Vinyl Siding

• Pros: Affordable, low maintenance, fade-resistant, many colors/styles.

• Cons: Can crack in extreme cold; looks less high-end.

• Lifespan: 20–40 years.

• Best for: Budget-conscious homeowners; standard residential applications.

Fiber Cement Siding (Hardie Board)

• Pros: Extremely durable, fire-resistant, pest-resistant, looks like wood.

• Cons: More expensive, heavy, requires skilled installation.

• Lifespan: 30–50+ years.

• Best for: Homeowners wanting the look of wood with more durability.

Wood Siding

• Types: Clapboard, board-and-batten, shakes, shingles.

• Pros: Natural beauty, easy to repair, can be painted/stained.

• Cons: Requires regular maintenance; vulnerable to rot, pests, and fire.

• Lifespan: 15–30 years with good upkeep.

• Best for: Traditional, rustic, or historic-style homes.

Stucco

• Pros: Durable, seamless appearance, fire-resistant, great insulator in dry climates.

• Cons: Prone to cracking in wet or freeze/thaw climates; labor-intensive to repair.

• Lifespan: 50–80 years (with proper installation and climate).

• Best for: Southwest and Mediterranean-style homes; dry, warm climates.

Brick

• Pros: Very durable, fire-resistant, low maintenance, classic look.

• Cons: Heavy and expensive; needs moisture control behind the wall.

• Lifespan: 50–100+ years.

• Best for: Colonial, traditional homes; upscale aesthetics.

Stone

• Pros: High-end appearance, fire-resistant, adds curb appeal.

• Cons: Expensive, requires skilled labor, may need sealing.

• Lifespan: 50+ years.

• Best for: Accents (chimneys, entryways), luxury homes, rustic or mountain-style designs.

Metal Siding

• Pros: Extremely durable, fire-resistant, low maintenance, modern look.

• Cons: Can dent (aluminum); more industrial appearance.

• Lifespan: 40–70+ years.

• Best for: Contemporary homes, high-wind or fire-prone areas.

When building or replacing a deck, two of the most common choices are traditional wood decks and composite decks, especially from leading brands like Trex. Each has its pros and cons depending on your budget, aesthetics, climate, and maintenance preference.

Here’s a detailed comparison of Wooden Decks vs. Trex Composite Decks:

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Wooden Decks

Pros

• Natural appearance: Real wood grain and warmth.

• Lower upfront cost: Wood is much cheaper than composite. 

• Customizable: Easy to cut, shape, stain, or paint.

• Variety of looks available: You have the option to stain or paint your wood. 

Cons

• High maintenance: Requires regular staining, sealing, or painting (every 1–3 years).

• Vulnerable to rot, splinters, and insects.

• Shorter lifespan than composites without proper maintenance.

• Color fading over time due to sun exposure.

Lifespan

• 10–15 years (pressure-treated)

• 20–30 years (cedar, redwood)

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Trex Composite Decks

Trex is a top brand of capped composite decking made from a blend of 95% recycled materials (wood fibers and plastic) with a durable outer shell (cap) for protection.

Pros

• Low maintenance: No staining, sanding, or sealing required.

• Long-lasting color: Fade, stain, and scratch resistant.

• Moisture-resistant: Will not rot, warp, or splinter.

• Eco-friendly: Made from recycled wood and plastic.

• Warranties: Typically 25 to 50 years (Trex offers 25-year limited residential warranties).

Cons

• Higher initial cost than wood (especially for premium Trex lines).

• Can retain heat in direct sun (may be hotter than wood on bare feet).

• Less natural feel than real wood (though newer lines have realistic textures).

• Non-structural: Joists and frame must still be pressure-treated wood or steel.

Lifespan

• 25–50+ years with minimal upkeep.

Sherwin-Williams Duration® Interior Paint

Key Features:

• Washable and Scrubbable: Designed for high-traffic areas—cleans easily without damaging the finish.

• Stain Resistance: Resists common stains like fingerprints, food, and dirt.

• One-Coat Coverage (in many colors): High hiding power due to advanced pigments.

• Low VOC: Meets environmental regulations and is safer for indoor use.

• Mildew-Resistant: Ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and basements.

Finishes Available:

• Matte

• Satin

• Semi-Gloss

Sherwin-Williams Duration® Exterior Paint

Key Features:

• Lifetime Limited Warranty (on peeling or blistering when properly applied)

• Self-Priming: On most surfaces (e.g., previously painted wood, vinyl, and masonry).

• Thick, Flexible Coating: Bridges hairline cracks and resists peeling.

• UV and Fade Resistance: Great for sunny exposures and dark color retention.

• Mildew and Dirt Resistance: Excellent for humid and rainy environments.

Hardwood Flooring

• Solid Hardwood: Can be sanded and refinished multiple times.

• Engineered Hardwood: Real wood veneer on top of plywood layers — more stable in humidity.

Laminate Flooring

• Composite core with a photographic layer and wear layer.

• Affordable and scratch-resistant.

Vinyl Flooring- Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP)

• Waterproof and durable, often mimics wood or tile

• Cushioned and quiet underfoot

Tile Flooring

Includes ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone

• Durable, water-resistant, and great for wet areas

• Many shapes, sizes, and styles

Carpet