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1. Wealth Builders

Washington, DC27 years in business3 employees

Wealth Builders is a general contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 27 years. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Common requests for general contracting include load-bearing wall removal, exterior siding and trim projects, kitchen remodels, basement finishing and room additions. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. To get started, send Wealth Builders a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. R & A Contractors Group, Inc.

Washington, DC21 years in business10 employees

Based in Washington, DC, R & A Contractors Group, Inc. works as a home construction contractor. The business has been operating for 21 years with a team of 10. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include subcontractor scheduling, bathroom renovations, window and door replacements, room additions and basement finishing. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. To get started, send R & A Contractors Group, Inc. a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. Jireh Home Services LLC

Washington, DC18 years in business3 employees

Jireh Home Services LLC provides general contracting in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 18 years with a team of 3. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. On their profile, Jireh Home Services LLC lists work needed: new custom building or construction, complete renovation of existing structure, replacement of portions of existing structure and repairs to existing structure; project area: kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom and dining or family room; property type: residential and commercial. Jireh Home Services LLC is also listed for interior painting. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Request a quote from Jireh Home Services LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

4. Consuelo cleans & more, Inc

Washington, DC16 years in business4 employees

Consuelo cleans & more, Inc is a general contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 16 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Common requests for general contracting include basement finishing, whole-home renovations, subcontractor scheduling, exterior siding and trim projects and interior layout changes. Consuelo cleans & more, Inc is also listed for artificial turf installation, cabinet installation, dishwasher installation and dog fence installation. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal, Square cash app, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Consuelo cleans & more, Inc on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

5. C&K Home improvement

Washington, DC14 years in business8 employees

C&K Home improvement is a home construction contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 8, the business has been operating for 14 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include exterior siding and trim projects, load-bearing wall removal, structural repairs after water damage, window and door replacements and basement finishing. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Credit card, Stripe, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from C&K Home improvement on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

6. Green Street Development LLC

Washington, DC13 years in business5 employees

Green Street Development LLC is a home construction contractor serving Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 13 years with a team of 5. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include bathroom renovations, structural repairs after water damage, room additions, subcontractor scheduling and exterior siding and trim projects. Green Street Development LLC is also listed for exterior painting, interior painting and window installation. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay and PayPal. To get started, send Green Street Development LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

7. HOME IM IMPROVEMENT LLC

Washington, DC11 years in business3 employees

HOME IM IMPROVEMENT LLC is a general contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 11 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include subcontractor scheduling, exterior siding and trim projects, interior layout changes, room additions and permit coordination. HOME IM IMPROVEMENT LLC is also listed for furniture assembly and interior painting. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send HOME IM IMPROVEMENT LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

8. KPD Contractors LLC

Washington, DC10 years in business10 employees

Based in Washington, DC, KPD Contractors LLC works as a general contractor. A team of 10, the business has been operating for 10 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Common requests for general contracting include bathroom renovations, whole-home renovations, subcontractor scheduling, window and door replacements and exterior siding and trim projects. KPD Contractors LLC is also listed for interior painting. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from KPD Contractors LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

9. ELMCRETE LLC

Washington, DC10 years in business3 employees

ELMCRETE LLC is a home construction contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 10 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include whole-home renovations, bathroom renovations, structural repairs after water damage, exterior siding and trim projects and basement finishing. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Zelle. Request a quote from ELMCRETE LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

10. Innovative Quarters

Washington, DC9 years in business12 employees

Innovative Quarters provides general contracting in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 9 years with a team of 12. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Common requests for general contracting include structural repairs after water damage, basement finishing, whole-home renovations, subcontractor scheduling and interior layout changes. Innovative Quarters is also listed for cabinet installation, exterior painting and interior painting. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 8:00 am to 7:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay and PayPal. Request a quote from Innovative Quarters on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

11. Remodels Flores

Washington, DC9 years in business3 employees

Remodels Flores provides general contracting in Washington, DC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 9 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include kitchen remodels, load-bearing wall removal, subcontractor scheduling, bathroom renovations and interior layout changes. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Remodels Flores a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

12. Divine Developments LLC

Washington, DC8 years in business25 employees

Divine Developments LLC provides general contracting in Washington, DC. A team of 25, the business has been operating for 8 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include room additions, structural repairs after water damage, interior layout changes, load-bearing wall removal and exterior siding and trim projects. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. To get started, send Divine Developments LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

13. Legacy Biz Construction

Washington, DC7 years in business5 employees

Based in Washington, DC, Legacy Biz Construction works as a general contractor. A team of 5, the business has been operating for 7 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include window and door replacements, structural repairs after water damage, basement finishing, interior layout changes and exterior siding and trim projects. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 12:00 am to 11:59 pm. To get started, send Legacy Biz Construction a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

14. Innovational Format

Washington, DC7 years in business3 employees

Innovational Format provides general contracting in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 7 years with a team of 3. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include window and door replacements, whole-home renovations, room additions, kitchen remodels and subcontractor scheduling. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Credit card, Square cash app, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Innovational Format on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

15. Metro Work Construction LLC

Washington, DC6 years in business10 employees

Metro Work Construction LLC is a home construction contractor serving Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 6 years with a team of 10. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include exterior siding and trim projects, bathroom renovations, structural repairs after water damage, window and door replacements and kitchen remodels. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday, 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Check. To get started, send Metro Work Construction LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

16. MWL Remodeling

Washington, DC6 years in business3 employees

Based in Washington, DC, MWL Remodeling works as a home construction contractor. The business has been operating for 6 years with a team of 3. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include bathroom renovations, basement finishing, window and door replacements, load-bearing wall removal and kitchen remodels. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Request a quote from MWL Remodeling on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

17. Peter General Construction

Washington, DC6 years in business2 employees

Based in Washington, DC, Peter General Construction works as a general contractor. The business has been operating for 6 years with a team of 2. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Common requests for general contracting include bathroom renovations, permit coordination, room additions, interior layout changes and structural repairs after water damage. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. To get started, send Peter General Construction a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

18. Innovating Estates LLC

Washington, DC6 years in business

Innovating Estates LLC provides general contracting in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 6 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include structural repairs after water damage, interior layout changes, kitchen remodels, room additions and subcontractor scheduling. Innovating Estates LLC is also listed for furniture assembly, handyman, interior painting and TV mounting. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, PayPal, Square cash app, Stripe and Venmo. Request a quote from Innovating Estates LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

19. EDWA Construction LLC

Washington, DC5 years in business3 employees

EDWA Construction LLC is a general contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 5 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Common requests for general contracting include basement finishing, load-bearing wall removal, permit coordination, window and door replacements and bathroom renovations. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, PayPal and Zelle. Request a quote from EDWA Construction LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

20. Hartford Construction Group LLC

Washington, DC4 years in business5 employees

Hartford Construction Group LLC provides general contracting in Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 4 years with a team of 5. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include window and door replacements, permit coordination, structural repairs after water damage, subcontractor scheduling and exterior siding and trim projects. Hartford Construction Group LLC is also listed for handyman. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay and Venmo. Request a quote from Hartford Construction Group LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

21. District Home Solutions, LLC

Washington, DC4 years in business

District Home Solutions, LLC is a general contractor serving Washington, DC. The business has been operating for 4 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include structural repairs after water damage, room additions, bathroom renovations, subcontractor scheduling and load-bearing wall removal. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. Request a quote from District Home Solutions, LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

22. Innovative Construction Concepts

Washington, DC3 years in business8 employees

Innovative Construction Concepts provides general contracting in Washington, DC. A team of 8, the business has been operating for 3 years. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include load-bearing wall removal, kitchen remodels, room additions, window and door replacements and whole-home renovations. Innovative Construction Concepts is also listed for exterior painting and interior painting. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal and Stripe. To get started, send Innovative Construction Concepts a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

23. DCGC

Washington, DC3 years in business6 employees

Based in Washington, DC, DCGC works as a general contractor. A team of 6, the business has been operating for 3 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include bathroom renovations, whole-home renovations, subcontractor scheduling, exterior siding and trim projects and permit coordination. DCGC is also listed for garage door repair. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, Stripe and Venmo. To get started, send DCGC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

24. Energy Power Llc

Washington, DC3 years in business3 employees

Energy Power Llc provides general contracting in Washington, DC. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 3 years. A general contractor manages a renovation from start to finish, hiring and scheduling trades such as framers, plumbers, electricians, and painters. The contractor orders materials, sequences the work so each phase is ready for the next, and keeps the homeowner informed as the project moves from demolition to final walkthrough. Common requests for general contracting include load-bearing wall removal, permit coordination, room additions, exterior siding and trim projects and interior layout changes. Energy Power Llc is also listed for furniture assembly, handyman, house cleaning and interior painting. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. List which rooms are involved, what should stay, and what should go. Note parking, access for materials, and whether pets or kids will be home during construction. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check and Zelle. Request a quote from Energy Power Llc on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

25. Hygge Renovations

Washington, DC2 years in business2 employees

Hygge Renovations is a general contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 2, the business has been operating for 2 years. Most multi-trade projects in Washington homes, like a kitchen gut or an addition, need one person coordinating the moving parts. The general contractor studies the plans, builds a budget, lines up subcontractors, and schedules inspections, so the homeowner deals with a single point of contact instead of juggling several separate crews. Common requests for general contracting include kitchen remodels, window and door replacements, basement finishing, permit coordination and structural repairs after water damage. When a remodel needs permits, drawings, or inspections, or when the homeowner cannot schedule several crews, a general contractor handles the sequencing and paperwork. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Request a quote from Hygge Renovations on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

26. Kehx Contractors

Washington, DC1 year in business4 employees

Kehx Contractors is a general contractor serving Washington, DC. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 1 year. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include room additions, exterior siding and trim projects, window and door replacements, subcontractor scheduling and load-bearing wall removal. Projects that involve more than one trade, such as moving walls, rerouting plumbing, and adding lighting in the same room, usually call for a general contractor to coordinate the sequence. Photos of the current space, the age of the house, and a realistic budget range help a contractor judge scope quickly and point out anything that may need a permit. Finish level drives much of the budget, from cabinet grade to flooring type. Schedule length, site access, and how much of the house is affected also shape the final number. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. Accepted payment methods include Stripe and Zelle. To get started, send Kehx Contractors a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

27. HR Handyman

Washington, DC2 employees

HR Handyman is a home construction contractor serving Washington, DC. The business has a team of 2. Early visits usually involve a walkthrough, measurements, and questions about goals and budget. From there, the contractor prepares a written scope, a schedule, and a payment plan tied to milestones. During construction, expect regular site checks, change orders for anything new, and a punch list to close out small items at the end. Typical jobs for general contracting in Washington include structural repairs after water damage, interior layout changes, permit coordination, basement finishing and subcontractor scheduling. HR Handyman is also listed for handyman and interior painting. Water damage, fire repairs, or an aging kitchen that needs a full overhaul are common reasons homeowners look for one contractor to oversee the whole job from start to finish. Share a short description of the goal, rough room dimensions, and any drawings or inspiration photos. Mention whether the house is occupied during work and the target start date. Price depends on project size, the number of trades involved, material selections, and permit requirements. Hidden conditions uncovered during demolition, such as rot or outdated wiring, can add to the total. Posted hours are Friday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal and Square cash app. Request a quote from HR Handyman on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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