Of the 58 contractors listed in Surry County, 16 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: Mt Airy (18) Mount Airy (17) Pilot Mountain (7) Elkin (5) State Road (4) Ararat (3) Dobson (2) Thurmond (1)

Bledsoe Construction Services

Contractor

State Road, NC

NC licence #75827 · Building

Bledsoe Construction Services is a licensed commercial and residential general contractor founded in 2009, offering custom homes, renovations, roofing, and outdoor additions.

  • Custom new-home construction with 3D design planning
  • Kitchen and bathroom renovations
  • Custom decks, porches, and patios

Carolina Cabins

Contractor

State Road, NC

NC licence #100325 · Building

Carolina Cabins designs and builds custom log cabin homes across North Carolina, including family, cottage, and luxury styles.

  • custom log cabin construction in North Carolina
  • family homes with expansive living areas and modern amenities
  • cottage-style cabins for couples or small households

Norman's Aluminum

Contractor

State Road, NC

Degas House hosts weddings and rehearsal dinners at an Edgar Degas historic home and museum with bridal accommodations and a French-style courtyard.

  • New Orleans wedding ceremonies and receptions
  • private rehearsal dinners
  • bridal parties needing on-site accommodations

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FAQ

How much will a contractor project cost in Surry County?

The listed contractors do not publish project prices. Request written estimates that specify materials, labor, scope, and change-order terms; Elite Ready Mix also accepts quote requests with attached project files.

What should I look for when hiring a Surry County contractor?

Match the contractor's specialty to the job: Bledsoe lists residential and commercial licensing, Top of The Line Buildings lists IBC/IRC load calculations and PE-stamped drawings, and J G Coram offers an integrated design-build approach.

How long does a metal building usually take?

Top of The Line Buildings says most buildings are engineered, fabricated, and installed within 4–8 weeks; carports can ship in 2–3 weeks.

Do these contractors advertise emergency repair service?

The provided listings do not identify emergency or 24-hour service. Confirm response times before hiring for urgent roof, structural, or water-damage repairs.

Will a metal building need engineered drawings in North Carolina?

Project requirements vary by structure and jurisdiction. Top of The Line Buildings offers PE-stamped drawings plus local wind- and snow-load engineering, so confirm the requirements with the local permitting authority before ordering.