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General contracting and roof installation for Martinsburg and Charles Town, WV homeowners.
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Harpers Ferry sits on steep river-bluff terrain where the Potomac and Shenandoah meet, so many lots are tight and sloped. Much of the housing stock dates to the 1800s, with stone, shale, brick, and wood construction that calls for careful roof and deck tie-ins.
Harpers Ferry
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Harpers Ferry
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Many Harpers Ferry houses were built as armory housing between 1800 and 1859. Roof and structural work on these homes starts with stone foundations, rubble walls, and metal roofs that need careful handling.
Hillside lots above Lower Town limit crane access and staging space. Deck construction and covered deck builds there must account for slope, footing depth, and tight access for materials.
Newer subdivision homes on the outskirts, along with custom homes on acreage, call for different framing and roof details. We scope each job to the house in front of us.
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We handle roof repair, roof replacement, deck construction, and structural repair for Harpers Ferry homes of every age.
General contracting and roof installation for Martinsburg and Charles Town, WV homeowners.
Custom deck construction for homes in Martinsburg and Charles Town, WV.
Custom home building and additions for families in Martinsburg and Charles Town, WV.
Licensed general contractor serving Martinsburg, WV for decks, homes, roofing, and outbuildings.
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Serving Harpers Ferry
Our crew knows Harpers Ferry. We will show up on time, assess the job honestly, and give you a clear written number before asking you to decide anything.
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Common questions from Harpers Ferry customers about our services, process, and coverage.
Yes. Many historic homes here have metal roofs over stone or brick walls, and repairs must account for how those materials move and age together.
Sloped lots often need deeper footings and engineered support. Access for materials can also be limited, which affects project planning and cost.
We evaluate foundations, rubble walls, and framing in older homes before recommending repairs. Each assessment is based on the condition of the specific house.
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(304) 676-9184Hours