Rocha Construction, LLC

10/09/2026

We wanted to share our last amazing project with you. We were so thankful to provide a first floor bed and bath for a sweet 4 year old young man. Once again with the help of Walworth County's Children's Long Term Support, along with the artistic talents of his momma, this project turned out beautifully! We converted a half bath and hallway closet into a full bathroom and a dining room just down the hall into his bedroom. This project meant so much to this family. It is making a world of difference in their daily routine as well as a providing a bathroom that is accessible for the entire family and a magical bedroom for their son to enjoy as he grows! 🩵 😊

09/19/2026

This bathroom, in the childhood home of one of our team members, needed some help leaving the 70s behind! ✌️
We gave it a more modern feel, including removing the soffits in the shower and above the vanity, but kept the design transitional to the rest of the home that still resides in the 70s. 😉
We also added grab bars in the bathtub and provided adaptable commode grab bars to install when they are needed for aging in place. Mom and dad are loving their beautifully updated bathroom after all these years! 😍

09/15/2026

Again with the help of Walworth County Children's Long Term Support, along with the wallpapering expertise of our client 😉, we were able to create a super fun and much more functional bathroom, including a wider entryway, that will support the needs of all children in this family! ❤️ We also removed a closet in their front entry, creating more space and replacing it with a drop spot for footwear. In addition, we built a stairway providing a more accessible entry from the garage. This family was so thankful for the these modifications and we were so thankful to be part of this project! 😁

09/10/2026

With the help of Walworth County Children's Long Term Support, we were able to remodel this Fontana bathroom to support the needs of everyone in the family! ❤️ We replaced the outdated tub and shower layout with a large barrier-free shower. This opened up additional space, allowing ample room in the shower and the rest of the bathroom for wheel chair accessibility. Our wonderful and talented cabinet maker client built this vanity and worked with us to design this absolutely stunning and functional bathroom! 🤩

09/03/2026

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View Joe M. Rocha's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

09/02/2026

From the Rocha Construction Family to all of our family, friends, and clients.

JOE ROCHA. The beautiful soul who founded this company has reached his heavenly home to spend eternity in paradise. There is no more pain or suffering, fear or anxiety, sadness or uncertainty. He is surrounded by angels singing, his son by his side, and is in the presence of Jesus.

Joe was so incredibly overcome by everyone's love and support the last 7 months. He always choked up when speaking about the incredible love he felt from every one of you. He wanted to give you all something in return for helping him. We assured him that he already had...HE GAVE US HIS HEART...in everything he did and every person he touched.

Thank you all for your prayers, words of encouragement, and support in so many forms. Many of you have said that you are sorry and please let us know what we can do.

THERE IS SOMETHING YOU CAN DO!

Love like Joe loved, give like Joe gave, be a light in someone else's life like Joe was for so many of us, forgive people, stay positive, fight the good fight, and never ever give up.

Godspeed Joe. We will see each other again. ❤️

08/27/2026

We want to thank all of you for keeping Joe Rocha and his family in your thoughts and prayers! We appreciate your caring hearts! We want to let you know that at this time Joe is home and he is stable. Please continue to keep Joe and his family in your prayers.

We want to thank all of our loyal clients for choosing Rocha Construction to be your contractor! We have so enjoyed the friendships we've gained, the dreams we were able to make a reality for you, and all the fun we've had along the way! It has been wonderful and has truly filled our hearts!

Also, a big thank you to our awesome subcontractors and team members! This dedicated group stepped up in Joe's absence and continued to make sure projects for our clients ran just as smoothly as before. An extra thank you to those who provided time and/or materials to our last job free of charge. We have been so blessed to work with a crew who cares as much as we do about our projects and clients!

As we work on wrapping up our last jobs, for now, we would like to continue sharing what we've been up to the last few months. Please stay tuned for posts of our last jobs. Though we will be closing the doors to Rocha Construction at this time, we have faith that there are great things in store for this amazing team who builds strong foundations for lasting relationships.

Sincerely, your Rocha Construction Team

07/14/2026

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If you've ever met Joe, you know the kind of man he is. He has always been the first to … Wanda D. needs your support for Help Give Joe a Second Chance

07/02/2026

We wanted to share an update on Joe. The doctors were able to perform a heart cath yesterday and unfortunately this revealed a minor setback. They found that one of Joe's main arteries in his heart is 80% blocked and he needs to have a stent put in. This procedure is being performed today and after this he will need to be on 2 different blood thinners for 3 months. During this time he is not allowed to be put on the donor registry. Thankfully after this 3 month period of being on the blood thinners they should be able to move forward and he will be eligible for a transplant. Please continue to keep Joe and the Rocha family in your prayers and thank you for all the love and support you have provided them during this challenging time!

06/29/2026

For those of you that aren't aware, Joe was diagnosed recently with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease with Cirrhosis. Joe and his family are currently up at UW MADISON University hospital, where he is being treated for low blood sodium count. They just found out that a liver transplant is 100% necessary. The transplant process and a couple other tests and procedures need to be done before he gets put onto the donor registry. We just want you all to be aware of what has transpired. This all came about in the last 3 months. We had hoped he would be able to have what they call a TIPS Procedure, but that absolutely will not work in his situation. Please keep Joe and his family in your thoughts and prayers as they go through this process. It definitely takes a village. More updates to follow.