Wolfgang Roffler — the general contractor who works the job himself

A licensed general contractor, on site

Wolfgang Roffler is the lead craftsman and the owner, and W's AllWorks, LLC holds an active North Carolina general contractor license — Building classification, license #81437 — and carries insurance. That combination is the whole point: the person responsible for the quality of the work is the person standing on the job site doing it, not a name on a contract who appears when it's time to pick up a check.

One homeowner chose W's AllWorks for their garage specifically because Wolfgang said he'd be on site most of the time and wouldn't sub out all of the work — and because of the attention to detail they had already seen at a neighbor's home. That's how most of this work comes in: someone sees the finished result up close.

Custom homes, renovations, garages, roofing

Most of the work is everyday general contracting for Cherokee County homeowners: new custom homes, renovations and additions, detached garages and outbuildings, and roofing. Wolfgang takes the whole job — scope, sequence, schedule — and stays with it.

Precision as the throughline

"Second to none and incredibly precise" is how one customer put it. Precision is what connects a brand-new custom home to Harshaw Chapel, a 150-year-old National Historic Registry building W's AllWorks restored for First UMC in Murphy. That restoration is one impressive example of the range and care he brings — the measurements, the joinery, and the discipline to do it in the right order are the same. It's also why the crew leaves the site clean at the end of every day.

Tina, and the crew

Tina is part of the team, and the crew is repeatedly described by customers as courteous, knowledgeable and professional. You get a small group of people who keep you informed and treat your property the way they'd treat their own.

Rooted in Cherokee County

W's AllWorks works out of Murphy, North Carolina, in the far southwestern mountains near the NC/GA/TN tri-state border — Murphy, Andrews, Hayesville and the rest of Cherokee County. It's a place where reputation travels fast, which suits a builder whose work speaks for itself.