Awe Outdoors sells customizable Old Hickory buildings in Hampstead, including lofted barns, utility sheds, garages, workshops, and rent-to-own options.
Parker Trace and Associates builds custom residential homes in New Hanover, Brunswick, and Pender Counties, backed by 23 years of construction experience.
custom residential home construction
new home projects requiring building-science guidance
homeowners seeking value engineering for construction assemblies
Tradecraft Construction handles commercial and residential construction across North and South Carolina, including design-build, tenant upfits, custom homes, and renovations.
Custom Built Homes of the Carolinas builds customized modular homes in North Carolina, including hurricane-force wind specifications and land-home packages.
Dora J Development designs and builds custom beach houses in Surf City and surrounding Topsail-area communities as a family-owned company established in 1998.
Custom beach house construction
Clients seeking integrated design and construction services
How much does a construction project in Pender County cost?
The candidates do not publish comparable project pricing. Request an itemized written estimate covering labor, materials, permits, site work, allowances, and change-order terms.
What should I verify before hiring a Pender County contractor?
Confirm the contractor's North Carolina license status, insurance, references for similar work, written scope, payment schedule, and responsibility for permits and inspections. Parker Trace and Associates lists general contractor license #73270.
Do new construction and major remodeling projects need permits in North Carolina?
Most new homes, additions, structural alterations, and major systems work require permits and inspections through the applicable local authority. Ask the contractor to identify every required permit before work begins.
Should I call a construction contractor for an emergency repair?
For active flooding, fire, gas odors, or an unsafe structure, contact emergency services or the relevant utility first. After the site is safe, use a contractor for stabilization and permanent repairs.