Contractor in Pasquotank, North Carolina

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Updated October 30, 2026

Swimme & Son Building Contractors

Contractor

Elizabeth City, NC

Swimme & Son, founded in Elizabeth City in 1988, handles kitchens, bathrooms, sunrooms, decks, roofing, and additions across Pasquotank and surrounding counties.

  • Kitchen remodels and reconfigurations
  • One- to two-day tub or shower installations
  • Custom sunroom or screen room additions

Tub or shower installations can be completed in one to two days

C & W Grading

Contractor

Elizabeth City, NC

C & W Grading provides Level IV certified septic installation and commercial and residential sitework throughout northeastern North Carolina.

  • Residential lot preparation and house pads
  • Commercial building pads, parking lots, and site grading
  • Septic systems requiring mound, low-pressure pump, drip disposal, or infiltrator systems

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FAQ

How much does a remodeling or sitework project cost in Pasquotank County?

Pricing depends on the scope, materials, site conditions, permits, and whether utility or septic work is involved. Request a written estimate that separates labor, materials, allowances, permits, and possible change-order costs.

How long does a tub or shower installation take?

Swimme & Son states that tub or shower installations can be completed in one to two days. Larger bathroom renovations usually take longer because they may include layout changes, plumbing, electrical, tile, or inspections.

What should I verify before hiring a contractor for septic or grading work?

For septic projects, verify the contractor's North Carolina license and on-site wastewater credentials, confirm that the proposed system matches the site's permit, and ask who will handle inspections. C & W Grading lists NC contractor license #69918 and Level IV certified septic installer #1330.

When do I need a contractor for routine work versus an emergency?

Planned remodeling, roofing, grading, and septic installation should be scheduled with a written scope and permit review where required. Active leaks, unsafe structural damage, or failed septic systems may need immediate containment first, followed by a licensed contractor and any required county or state inspection.