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In the heart of Kansas City, we are Renewing The Home Services LLC, your dedicated remodeling experts. With a focus on both bathroom and kitchen r…
Compare top-rated constraction providers in Kansas City. Profiles include verified reviews, service details, and direct contact options.
From $50
Up to $500
Closed until Tue, 8:00 AM
In the heart of Kansas City, we are Renewing The Home Services LLC, your dedicated remodeling experts. With a focus on both bathroom and kitchen r…
From $50
Up to $500
Closed until Tue, 7:00 AM
At P&P Painting & Chimney Inspection Services Ltd in Kansas City, we specialize in transforming your home's interiors and exteriors with our exper…
From $50
Up to $500
Closed until Tue, 8:00 AM
At Kissick Construction in Kansas City, we understand that home renovations can be a daunting task for homeowners. That's where we come in. As a g…
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Closed until Tue, 6:00 AM
In the heart of Kansas City, we are King Piers LLC - your reliable concrete contractor. For over a decade, we've been providing homeowners with ex…
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Closed until Tue, 8:00 AM
At Waki Construction Corp in Kansas City, we specialize in comprehensive tree services that enhance your home's beauty and safety. Our team prides…
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Closed until Tue, 8:00 AM
In the heart of Kansas City, we are Macy Concrete & Construction - your dedicated concrete contractors. With a focus on residential projects, our …
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In the heart of Kansas City, we are NG Companies - a dedicated excavating contractor. Our roots run deep in this community, and we pride ourselves…
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Construction projects are the biggest investments most homeowners make — worth more than an impulse decision. This is the short version of how we'd approach hiring, and the criteria embedded in every GigoPro profile.
Ratings tell you the average; recent reviews tell you the truth about right now. Read the last handful of reviews, not just the stars. For construction, look for reviews that mention staying on budget, staying on schedule, and clear communication — the three things that make or break a project.
Construction is regulated in every state — verify the contractor is licensed, insured, and bonded for your type of project. A roofing specialist is not automatically a general contractor. Confirm the company performs your exact type of work and has completed similar projects.
Construction pricing varies widely, so compare at least three written bids — not just the bottom line, but the scope, materials, and timeline each one includes. The cheapest bid is not the best if it cuts corners on materials or skips permits.
A written contract is non-negotiable: scope of work, materials, timeline, payment schedule, and change-order process. Never pay 100% upfront — typical arrangements use progress payments tied to completed milestones. Every change should be a written change order before work proceeds.
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A few facts about how construction projects work — and how they fail — will protect your budget and your timeline.
Planning a home addition, a kitchen remodel, a new roof, or a custom build, or need a reliable general contractor? This page is your starting point. GigoPro's Construction listing brings together verified contractors and construction companies from cities across the United States in one place, so you can stop cold-calling and start comparing facts.
Every contractor you find here lists what they actually do: general contracting and remodeling, new home construction, roofing and gutters, masonry and concrete, flooring, insulation and drywall, cabinet making, home inspection, tile, road and site work, and more. Each profile shows the services offered, the area served, recent customer reviews with ratings, and contact details. Shortlist three or four pros, request written estimates, and book the one that fits your project.
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Construction covers everything from a single room remodel to a full custom build. Here is what each type of service involves and when you are likely to need it.
General contractors plan, coordinate, and supervise projects that involve multiple trades-kitchen and bathroom remodels, home additions, and whole-home renovations. They hire and schedule subcontractors, pull permits, and keep the project on budget and on schedule. If your project involves more than one trade, a general contractor is usually the right choice.
Custom homes and spec builds are the largest projects a homeowner can undertake. Construction companies handle everything from site prep and foundations to framing, finishes, and final inspection. Building a new home is a long partnership: choose a builder with recent, verifiable reviews and a track record you can check.
Roof repair, full roof replacement, and gutter installation protect everything below them. Roofing contractors assess the existing structure, recommend materials that fit your climate and budget, and install to manufacturer specifications, so warranties stay valid. If you see missing shingles, leaks, or sagging gutters, a roofing assessment is the right first step.
Foundations, driveways, patios, retaining walls, and brick or stone facades are masonry and concrete work. These projects need proper site prep and curing to last — a professional ensures the footing, materials, and drainage are right before anything is poured or laid.
Hardwood installation, tile, laminate, and floor refinishing change the feel of a whole home. Flooring contractors handle subfloor prep, layout, and finishing — and refinishing can bring old hardwood back to life at a fraction of replacement cost.
Insulation contractors improve comfort and energy efficiency by installing or upgrading insulation in walls, attics, and crawl spaces. Drywall and sheet metal contractors handle walls, ceilings, and metal framing. If rooms are drafty or energy bills are high, an insulation assessment is worth booking.
Custom cabinets, built-ins, trim, and finish carpentry give a home its character. Cabinet makers build and install kitchen and bathroom cabinetry to exact measurements, and carpenters handle the details that make a remodel look finished.
Before buying a home, after a remodel, or when you're concerned about a property, a licensed home inspector reviews structure, systems, and safety. An inspection report is the best protection you can buy — it surfaces issues before they become expensive surprises.
Tile contractors install ceramic, porcelain, and stone tile in kitchens, bathrooms, and entryways — work that demands proper waterproofing and layout. A professional tile job lasts decades; a rushed one fails within years.
Road construction, site work, and grading are the heavy side of the trade — driveways, parking lots, and land preparation for new construction. These companies handle earthwork, drainage, and paving with the equipment and permits the job requires.
Scaffolding rental provides the access equipment that makes exterior work—roofing, painting, masonry—safe and efficient. Rental companies deliver, set up, and take down equipment to code, so crews work at height safely.
Offices, retail spaces, and restaurants need construction that meets commercial codes and timelines. Commercial contractors handle new builds, tenant improvements, and renovations — and many offer project management to keep businesses open and on schedule.
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Every profile goes through moderation before it appears in search. We check that the business is real, actively operating, and actually performs the work it claims. For regulated trades, we look for proper licensing and bonding, and we automatically hide inactive listings.
Start with ratings and recent reviews, then confirm the company is licensed, insured, and bonded for your specific type of project. Get at least three written bids and compare scope, materials, and timeline — not just the bottom line.
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Most construction work — additions, remodels, roofing, electrical and plumbing changes, and new construction, requires a permit and inspection in most jurisdictions. A reputable contractor pulls permits and schedules inspections as part of the project. Ask about permits before you book.
If your project involves multiple trades — a kitchen remodel, an addition, a whole-home renovation — a general contractor coordinates the work. For a single-trade job like roofing, flooring, or tile, you can hire the specialist directly. Either way, verify licensing and check recent reviews.
Construction is regulated in every state. Ask each contractor for their license number, proof of insurance, and bonding status before work begins. Professional companies expect these questions and answer them without hesitation.
Costs vary enormously by project type, size, materials, and region — there is no honest single number. That's why comparing at least three written bids is the best way to understand what your project should cost.
Yes. After your project is done, you can rate the contractor and describe your experience. Verified reviews from recent jobs help the next homeowners in your city choose well — and keep listed professionals at their best.
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NG has been a pleasure to work with and we will continue to expand our footprint in North America. I would highly recommend their services to anyone who inquires.
Perhaps employing those who don’t cut off people in traffic and then flip them off as they pass would be a smart business decision. In a company vehicle of all places too.
Rick got the job done with no problem and will use him for all my further jobs
Employees like to illegally park their F-150s at the local bar (Amigos) making it almost impossible to enter or exit the parking lot with proper visibility and without getting in a accident. Parked at the bar literally everyday.
Very professional. Rick went above and beyond what I was expecting. Everything was done on time. Driveway, sidewalk, retaining wall, tree removal and added a beautiful patio. Looks amazing. Thank you!!!