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Building Contractor
Cary, NC
They offer residential solar panel installations with in-house licensed engineers and have been in business for over a decade.
the fastest response times in the industry
Building Contractor
Cary, NC
Awesome Awnings and Canopies offers custom awning designs and is licensed in both NC and SC.
Building Contractor
Cary, NC
Building Contractor
Cary, NC
Gary The Handyman has over 40 years of experience and offers bathroom remodeling and handyman services throughout Cary and surrounding areas.
quotes usually in one business day
Building Contractor
Rolesville, NC
They have 40 years of experience in metal building construction and offer turnkey services in Raleigh and surrounding areas.
Building Contractor
Raleigh, NC
Mid-Atlantic Specialties has provided turnkey installation of acoustical products and window treatments for over 25 years.
Building Contractor
Apex, NC
Building Contractor
Rolesville, NC
Building Contractor
Raleigh, NC
Building Contractor
Raleigh, NC
Window Xperts has over 25 years of experience and provides owner-led window installation in Raleigh, NC.
Building Contractor
Raleigh, NC
Building Contractor
Raleigh, NC
Harland Windows & Siding specializes in energy-efficient window replacement and has served the Triangle for over 40 years.
Building Contractor
Raleigh, NC
Triangle Garage Doors offers same day service for garage door repairs and is insured and bonded.
same day service & installation
Building Contractor
Willow Spring, NC
Yes, general contractors in North Carolina must hold a license from the NC State Licensing Board for General Contractors for projects costing $40,000 or more. Specialty trades like plumbing and electrical require separate trade licenses.
Verify the contractor's NC license number, check for proof of insurance, ask for a written fixed-price contract, and confirm the scope includes permits and inspections required by Wake County or the local municipality.
Smaller projects like bathroom remodels can often be scheduled within 1 to 2 weeks, while larger builds such as metal buildings or room additions may take several months depending on permitting and weather.
Yes, most structural, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical work requires permits through the City/County of Raleigh Inspections Department or the relevant municipal office. Your contractor typically pulls these permits before starting work.
Workmanship warranties vary, but many contractors offer 1 to 2 year guarantees on labor, while material or product warranties can range from 10 to 45 years depending on the component, such as metal building panels or windows.