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Aroostook County · 178 mi from our Brunswick shop

General contractor in New Limerick, Maine

Looking for a contractor in New Limerick? We remodel kitchens and baths, build additions and decks, and fix roofs and plumbing for homeowners across Aroostook County.

Services in New Limerick

Many homes around New Limerick are older New England houses — balloon framing, old wiring, plaster walls and fieldstone foundations. We plan for what's likely behind the walls so the estimate holds up.

New Limerick, Maine is about 245 minutes from our Brunswick base, so here we take on larger projects only — additions, new construction, whole-house remodels and similar work. Call or book online to set up an estimate visit. All towns in Aroostook County →

Common questions

What areas do you serve?+

Brunswick and the Midcoast, Greater Portland and Southern Maine — Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Androscoggin, Lincoln, Kennebec and York counties — plus larger projects elsewhere in Maine and New Hampshire.

How do I get an estimate?+

Call 207-555-0199 or request an estimate visit online. We come out, measure, and give you a written estimate and scope.

What does a kitchen remodel with you include?+

Whatever your project needs — cabinets, countertops, flooring, lighting layout, plumbing for sinks and dishwashers, and layout changes like moving or removing a wall. The written scope lists every item so nothing is assumed.

Can you take out a wall to open up my kitchen?+

Often, yes. First we check whether the wall is load-bearing and what runs through it — plumbing, wiring or ducts. A bearing wall needs a properly sized beam and usually a permit, which we handle when the town requires one.

Can you convert my bathtub into a walk-in shower?+

Yes — tub-to-shower conversions are one of our most common bathroom projects. We remove the tub, adjust the drain and plumbing, waterproof the shower area, and finish it with tile or the surround you choose.

Why does waterproofing matter so much in a tile shower?+

Tile and grout aren't waterproof on their own. The membrane or board system behind the tile is what keeps water out of the walls and subfloor, and that's where many failed showers went wrong — so we treat it as the most important layer.

Call or text for an estimate

Planning a project?

Call us, or pick a time online for an estimate visit — we'll confirm by phone or text.