Licensed Contractors in Pitt County, North Carolina: Stokes

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Updated October 31, 2026

Of the 76 contractors listed in Pitt County, 15 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.

By city: Greenville (51) Ayden (7) Farmville (5) Winterville (5) Grimesland (4) Simpson (2) Stokes (1) Washington (1)

Donnie's Home Repairs

Contractor

Stokes, NC

Donnie's Home Repairs services foreign and domestic cars in Little Rock, with over 150 years of combined shop experience and off-road modification capabilities.

  • Foreign-car maintenance and repair
  • Domestic-car maintenance and repair
  • Tire purchases with lifetime rotation

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FAQ

How are contractor prices determined?

Pricing depends on the project scope, materials, site conditions, permits, and labor. Request an itemized estimate that separates demolition, materials, utilities, grading, and other work.

What should I check before hiring a contractor in North Carolina?

Confirm that the contractor holds licenses appropriate to the work and ask for proof of insurance, a written scope, payment schedule, and references for similar projects. E R Lewis lists North Carolina Commercial Building, Public Utility, and Highway licenses.

How quickly can I expect a contractor quote?

E R Lewis states that it provides prompt, detailed quote responses and asks customers to call if they have not received a response within 48 hours. The provided businesses do not publish a general project-completion timeline.

Which contractors are suitable for emergency repairs?

The provided listings do not document 24/7 emergency service. Hancock Kitchen & Bath specifically advises against emergency plumbing or repair requests, and C.A. Lewis advises against small emergency repairs.

Do I need a contractor with a specific license for commercial site work?

The license needed depends on the work involved, such as building, public utilities, or highway-related construction. Verify the contractor's current North Carolina license and that its classification covers your project.