Both Sides of the Potomac, One Crew

Only if it holds a license in each, and most don't. Virginia and Maryland are separate licensing jurisdictions with separate regulators, so a Virginia contractor can't simply cross the river and work in Bethesda. We hold Virginia Class A contractor license #2705084385 through DPOR and Maryland Home Improvement Commission license #142051, both checkable with the issuing body before you book. That's what lets one company, out of one Falls Church office, do the same work under the same warranty on either side of the Potomac.

Probably yes. The cities named on this page are where we work most often, not a boundary. If your address is in Fairfax, Loudoun, or Prince William County in Virginia, or Montgomery or Prince George's County in Maryland, it's in our service area whether or not your city is listed here. The places we genuinely don't go are named on this page, and that list is short.

No. We don't work in Washington, DC proper, and we don't work in Baltimore City. Our licenses are Virginia and Maryland, and DC is its own jurisdiction with its own licensing. We'd rather you know that up front than find out when you call.

Because both are inside our licenses. Alexandria is an independent city rather than part of Fairfax County, and Columbia is in Howard County, so neither sits inside the five counties we organize the rest of this page around. Those five counties are just how we organize most of the work. The licenses themselves cover all of Virginia and Maryland.

6402 Arlington Blvd, Suite #1030, Falls Church, VA 22042. That's the address we actually work out of. If you find our business listed anywhere with a different location attached, this is the correct one.