Liberty houses
The American Community Survey (2020–2024 estimates) counts about 12,100 housing units in Liberty, with about 73% owner-occupied. About 820 homes were built before 1940, a larger share than most of its suburban neighbors, and about 4,300 went up in the 1990s and 2000s.
Liberty homes by decade built
American Community Survey, 2020–2024 five-year estimates
Before 1960 1960 and later
Older homes near the square
The streets around Liberty Square and William Jewell College hold some of the oldest houses we work in. They tend to have tall ceilings, wide trim and walls that are no longer straight. Inset cabinets with painted face frames suit them, and we scribe every filler and end panel to the plaster.
Built-ins beside a fireplace, scribed to the wallsNewer Liberty subdivisions
The newer neighborhoods off MO 291 and the I-35 corridor have bigger kitchens with room for an island and a walk-in pantry. Those jobs are mostly about storage: drawer banks, pull-outs and a pantry wall.
Getting to Liberty
Liberty is about 19 minutes from central Independence across the Missouri River on MO 291. We do every measuring visit and install at your house.



