Browne Contracting

About Browne Contracting

Homeowners around Clifton Heights planning an addition or a larger project may come across Browne Contracting. 3 years in, it is past the start-up stage.

The listing includes general contracting. Ask how payments are staged, how changes to the plan are priced and approved, and who your day-to-day contact will be once work starts. It is filed under handyman, interior painting and TV mounting as well.

Permits and inspections are a normal part of structural, electrical and plumbing work in most places, and they protect the next buyer of the home as well as you.

The listing sits in the handyman category, a broad label for general home repairs. A written list of tasks, with a photo of each, is the easiest way for a handyman to estimate how long the visit will take.

Without posted hours, it is worth asking which days they work. Nearby towns include Glenolden, Holmes and Darby; if the job is in one of them, ask whether it is covered.

When you contact Browne Contracting, describe the project, share any drawings, photos or measurements, and give a rough budget range. Avoid paying the full price up front; staged payments tied to finished work are common.

Written from the details on this listing. Contact the business to confirm the latest.