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Wright Design & Construction

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Wright Design & Construction

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37 years of experience

Remodeling and home building services. One man operation for hands on quality construction. I use subcontractors for more major projects and shorter timeframe. Most remodeling is done Cost Plus and I prefer not to give budgets instead of estimates.

Remodeling and home building services. One man operation for hands on quality construction. I use subcontractors for more major projects and shorter timeframe. Most remodeling is done Cost Plus and I prefer not to give budgets instead of estimates.

Sterling Cornerstone Builders

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Sterling Cornerstone Builders

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45 years of experience

SCB is a woman owned small business and it's owners have 40+ years of construction industry experience. SCB utilizes subcontractors for some areas of expertise but they are closely supervised by SCB personnel. Billing is done on a per job basis, usually when complete, but jobs longer in duration than one week will require weekly payments based on progress. SCB accepts cash, checks and credit/debit cards.

SCB is a woman owned small business and it's owners have 40+ years of construction industry experience. SCB utilizes subcontractors for some areas of expertise but they are closely supervised by SCB personnel. Billing is done on a per job basis, usually when complete, but jobs longer in duration than one week will require weekly payments based on progress. SCB accepts cash, checks and credit/debit cards.

All Phase Construction

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All Phase Construction

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11 years of experience

We basically do a little bit of everything. We have a few employees right now but are growing by the week. Will sub-contract out when need be. We will accept payment in the form of cash, checks, and soon will be set up to accept credit/debit cards.

We basically do a little bit of everything. We have a few employees right now but are growing by the week. Will sub-contract out when need be. We will accept payment in the form of cash, checks, and soon will be set up to accept credit/debit cards.

Tom West Company

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Tom West Company

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56 years of experience

For over 40 years, Tom West Company has helped literally thousands of customers discover what it means to see their dreams come true. From a newlywed couple's first adventure in buying a home, to a business owner exploring new locations, Tom West Company has been there to serve as strategic partner, experienced guide and trusted friend along the way.

For over 40 years, Tom West Company has helped literally thousands of customers discover what it means to see their dreams come true. From a newlywed couple's first adventure in buying a home, to a business owner exploring new locations, Tom West Company has been there to serve as strategic partner, experienced guide and trusted friend along the way.

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