About Appalachian Flip Flow

Appalachian Flip Flow is a licensed general contractor based in the High Country of North Carolina, serving the High Country and surrounding communities. We do it all — new construction, full-home renovations, kitchen and bath remodels, additions, basements, and everything in between.

Our name reflects what we do best: taking existing homes and helping them flow better — whether through a full flip, a thoughtful renovation, or a brand-new build designed around the way your family lives.

Licensed & Insured

NC General Contractor License #104960

Local & Reliable

Based in the High Country, serving Watauga, Avery, Burke, Caldwell & Catawba counties

Taha with friends on a rocky overlook in the Blue Ridge mountains

Meet Taha

I have been around real estate since 2016 and earned my North Carolina real estate license in 2020 (#320365). That background shapes how I approach every build: I am not just thinking about the finish work, I am thinking about what the home is worth when the job is done.

In 2024 I graduated from UNC Charlotte with a degree in mechanical engineering and currently work full time as a process engineer alongside running Appalachian Flip Flow. Engineering taught me how to plan a job, sequence the work, and track the details — and that discipline carries straight onto the job site.

Outside of work, you will usually find me fishing, hiking a ridge in the High Country, out on my bike, or flying.

Taha's engineering workstation with CAD software and a prototype part
Taha on a job site wearing a tool belt during a home renovation
Taha riding a yellow motorcycle on a mountain road
Taha preparing a small single-engine airplane on a mountain airstrip

Our process

01

Consultation

We discuss your vision, budget, and timeline during a free on-site consultation.

02

Estimate

You receive a detailed, itemized quote with no hidden costs.

03

Build

Our crew handles construction with clear communication and daily site care.

04

Walkthrough

We do a final walkthrough together and address every detail before closeout.