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Henderson Contracting Company

20704 Harvard Avenue
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Henderson Contracting Company

20704 Harvard Avenue
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14 years of experience

Specializing in commercial and residential remodeling projects including bathrooms, kitchens, basements, and entire homes. We rarely sub-contract for services to ensure consistency in our products and the safety of our clients. Our team is made up of skilled carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and masons. We have completed projects at National Armories, the Horseshoe Casino, and numerous other businesses and residences across Northeast Ohio. Financing is not provided but with our prices you won't need it! Call for an estimate today!

Specializing in commercial and residential remodeling projects including bathrooms, kitchens, basements, and entire homes. We rarely sub-contract for services to ensure consistency in our products and the safety of our clients. Our team is made up of skilled carpenters, plumbers, electricians, and masons. We have completed projects at National Armories, the Horseshoe Casino, and numerous other businesses and residences across Northeast Ohio. Financing is not provided but with our prices you won't need it! Call for an estimate today!

Green Mile Group

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Green Mile Group

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We R Gas. We R Excavating. OVER 30 years of Experience. Dominion Comfort Contractor, D.O.T. Certification. We are a small customer friendly business, that stand behind our work 100%. Reasonable prices, and Low down payments. Checks, cash, and (SOON) all major credit cards accepted.

"Professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff! Took months to find a company that installed gas lines, and the estimates we were given were 2-3x more expensive. I now have gas appliances in addition to stubbed locations for future purchases. Thank you Green Mile for going the extra mile!"

Cathy H on October 2018

We R Gas. We R Excavating. OVER 30 years of Experience. Dominion Comfort Contractor, D.O.T. Certification. We are a small customer friendly business, that stand behind our work 100%. Reasonable prices, and Low down payments. Checks, cash, and (SOON) all major credit cards accepted.

"Professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff! Took months to find a company that installed gas lines, and the estimates we were given were 2-3x more expensive. I now have gas appliances in addition to stubbed locations for future purchases. Thank you Green Mile for going the extra mile!"

Cathy H on October 2018

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