General Contractors and Remodelers · Stewartstown, PA
Attached homes make up about a fifth of the borough and buildings of two or more units about a quarter, so a remodel here often means working beside a neighbor's wall. Ask how the contractor protects the shared side, where the dumpster will sit, and who pulls the permit with the borough office. Some of the contractors listed also take on roofing.
Based in Stewartstown
Roofing Right Now works out of Stewartstown and covers York, Red Lion, Dallastown, Shrewsbury, New Freedom, Glen Rock, Spring Grove and Delta, plus several Maryland counties. The company says it keeps prices down by skipping sales commissions and warehouse overhead.
Paragon Custom Homes builds new houses, puts on additions, including second stories, and remodels basements and family rooms. The Stewartstown-area builder covers Harford and Baltimore counties in Maryland along with southern York County, and its site says it has been family-owned since 2003.
Aaron, a father of eight with more than 15 years as a builder, founded New Park Builders, according to the company. Based around Stewartstown and New Park, it covers York, Glen Rock, Shrewsbury, New Freedom, Dallastown and Red Lion.
Building custom homes since 1976, according to its website, D & D Scarborough on South Main Street in Stewartstown started as a roofing company. It now lists roofing, siding, gutters, windows, flooring, cabinets, decks and porches and commercial work.
Close Construction, a Stewartstown builder, lists custom homes, finished basements, frameless showers, decks and patios, framing, asphalt shingle roofs and excavation.
Brush mowing, excavation, land clearing, driveways, waterways, building pads and drainage are the work of Green Team Industries, a Stewartstown company that also handles erosion control and environmental cleanups. Free estimates.
Serves Stewartstown from nearby
A Dallastown remodeler covering Stewartstown and York, E. M.
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