Digger Enterprises
Construction Services
High Point, NC
NC licence #69123 · Grading & Excavating
Licensed Construction Services in Guilford County, North Carolina: High Point
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Updated October 31, 2026
Of the 151 construction services listed in Guilford County, 51 hold an active NC licence on the state board's roster. Licence-checked listings come first; each shows its licence number and expiration. Not listed? Look up any NC contractor licence.
Maness Construction
Construction Services
High Point, NC
NC licence #87583 · Building
Royalcrest Builders
Construction Services
High Point, NC
NC licence #81265 · Building
Spruce Builders Inc
Construction Services
High Point, NC
NC licence #62697 · Building
O L Johnson Construction Co
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Columbia Panel Mfg. Co.
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Columbia Panel custom-fits architectural panels to blueprints and provides PVC or veneer banding for complex shapes.
- custom architectural panel projects
- projects requiring natural or engineered veneer matching
- panels needing PVC or veneer edge banding
Get in contact with a representative as soon as possible
M & M Builders Inc
Construction Services
High Point, NC
M & M Builders Inc provides pre-construction and construction management alongside design-build projects for schools and places of worship.
- Commercial construction projects
- Industrial construction projects
- School design-build projects
Starnes Art Company
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Extreme Millwork
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Powerconstructionjr
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Project one constructions
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Project One Constructions serves Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem with kitchen, bathroom, addition, and interior remodeling.
- Kitchen redesigns and remodels
- Bathroom remodels
- Interior improvements such as stairs, railings, crown molding, cabinetry, and wainscoting
Robinson Construction Sev Corp.
Construction Services
High Point, NC
East Coast Construction Service
Construction Services
High Point, NC
M&p Remodeling
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Simpson Strong-Tie Co.
Construction Services
High Point, NC
American Safety Traffic Control
Construction Services
High Point, NC
American Safety Traffic Control provides tailored traffic control plans, flagging services, and work-zone safety management from High Point and Greensboro offices.
- Construction projects requiring traffic control plans
- Road work needing flagging services
- Projects requiring work-zone safety management
Wolf Carports
Construction Services
High Point, NC
Wolf Carports installs metal garages, barns, and shops with delivery, installation, and a 20-year framing warranty.
- vehicle and equipment storage in a metal garage
- farm equipment, livestock, or hay storage in a metal barn
- custom metal workshop or machinery storage
Manufacturing typically takes 4–6 weeks, followed by installation in a few days
Jack's DIY Projects
Construction Services
High Point, NC
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FAQ
How much does a construction project in Guilford County cost?
The candidates do not publish standard prices. Cost depends on project size, design scope, materials, site conditions, permits, and whether engineering or construction management is included; request an itemized estimate.
What should I check before hiring a construction contractor in North Carolina?
Verify the contractor's North Carolina license classification and review whether the contract identifies scope, payment schedule, allowances, change-order procedures, insurance, and warranty terms. Ask for references from projects similar to yours.
When does a North Carolina construction project require a general contractor license?
North Carolina generally requires a licensed general contractor for projects valued at $40,000 or more, subject to statutory exceptions. Confirm the requirement and the appropriate license limitation with the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors.
Should I call a general contractor or a specialist for an urgent building problem?
Use an emergency trade specialist for immediate hazards such as active water intrusion, electrical danger, or failed HVAC serving critical equipment. A general contractor is usually better for planned repairs, renovations, additions, and coordinating several trades.