In business since 2015
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Emergency services offered
Smith & Gibbs Builders is co-owned between Tyler Gibbs and Dana Smith. We offer free estimates and Pay Pal options are available.

In business since 2015
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
Smith & Gibbs Builders is co-owned between Tyler Gibbs and Dana Smith. We offer free estimates and Pay Pal options are available.
In business since 2002
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
Corporate Construction is a locally owned and operated business. We have crews that strive on excellence and integrity with all work they do. We have completed projects from the large commercial scale to the smaller residential job that requires only a few hours of work. Our local sub contractors are fully insured and very dependable. Our projects start on time and are finished in a timely manner.
In business since 2011
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Emergency services offered
Recently retired 30yr Navy Veteran, Sole Proprietorship. Free estimates.

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"The customer service was outstanding, and the new shingle roof they installed was exactly what I was looking for. I was so pleased with the service I received from Paramount Construction. I highly recommend!"
In business since 2007
Emergency services offered
We offer a wide variety of services from snow plowing and lawn mowing, to doing your roofing and siding. Anything in between such as decks, gazebos, planting, retaining walls, patios, tractor work, transportation services etc. Just ask, if it's not something we cover we might know someone that can!
We work in different quantitys of laborers depending on the size of the job and the labor within the job.

we are located in Maine we are a small roofing company fully insured and can beat any prices of the big companies do to no over head cost in are small company you will not be disappointed in picking us to redo or fulling install your new roof
In business since 2000
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Emergency services offered
I have 1-2 employees depending on jobs\nFree Estimates for any type of jobs you may have\nI usually bill weekly unless other arrangements have been made\nMy Business consist of myself and my two sons\nI love all types of woodworking projects, painting, flooring. Even on my off time you can find me in my shop doing something or working on my own home. I am currently in the process of restoring my own home from a duplex to a single family home. No job is to big or to small!
In business since 2003
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Emergency services offered
We are a family owned and operated roofing service.
In business since 2013
Emergency services offered
We provide services pertaining to all home improvement. We are a small company of 3, with an occasional 4th hire should the need arise. My motto is "If it wouldn't be good enough for my own home, it is not good enough." I am very particular about the quality of work that is put out, as we take great pride in my trade, and want our name to mean something to you. We offer very reasonable rates, often bidding considerably less then other contractors. We have more then 20 years in the painting trade, as well as 25+ years in roofing and siding. Let us exceed YOUR expectations.
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