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RCI Custom Construction Inc.
- Contractor
- 35 Skyline Rd, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949, USA Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
- Open ⋅ Closes at 5:00PM
Referral from
Nov 23, 2016
Amanda M.:
Can someone suggest a roofer in the Nags Head area?
Pauline A.:
RCI Construction 252-480-2516 office or Michael owner 252-202-1097 cell in business for over 25 years licensed insured KB Construction
Referral from
Apr 04, 2016
Jane T.:
ISO a builder who does renovations. Converting a garage into 3 rooms. KH area? Any referenced?
Bobby P.:
Yes, yes, yes! Kroehl Brown https://www.facebook.com/338913486300069 KB Construction Carolina Landscaping An Tractor Service
Referral from
May 19, 2016
Terry B.:
I'm looking for a reliable landscape contractor to install a flagstone patio. Any recommendations?
Rose N.:
2522071467 Carolina Landscapes & Irrigation Scottie & Co.
Referral from
Apr 04, 2016
Jane T.:
ISO a builder who does renovations. Converting a garage into 3 rooms. KH area? Any referenced?
Julie L.:
Scottie Leavel. 252-202-8488
Referral from June 1, 2016
Melissa H. asked:
ISO reliable contractor to raise our home. Looking for estimates and a well recommended company with good referrals. ANy ideas?
Jeanne G. replied:
Jeffrey D Ballard - Ballard Custom Designs!
Jeffrey B. replied:
Hi Melissa.. We do this type of work. We are listed as a knowledgeable builder with the town of Kitty Hawk and town of Nags head and a preferred builder with Gateway bank.. Give us a call at the above number or visit us at www.ballardcustomdesigns.com
Crystal A. replied:
I highly recommend Jeffery Jeffrey D Ballard!!
Referral from May 19, 2016
Terry B. asked:
I'm looking for a reliable landscape contractor to install a flagstone patio. Any recommendations?
Referral from October 14, 2016
Kim B. asked:
Folks... I am sick of seeing sponsored ads in my newsfeed from Companies from out of our State targeting this area and trying to take advantage of the good people of the...
Elaine H. replied:
Kim Barlow Joca, the best thing to do is find the water line and cut out to 3 feet above it. If you got an inch of water, remove everything from 3'1" down; if you got a foot, remove from 4 feet. Bleach will help for the time being. The rule of thumb I learned after Irene is that if it's porous and was wet, it's gotta go. Doesn't take more than basic tools for this - just remember to cut power to where you're cutting first. It's a pain, but the faster you can get it cut out the better. Before you rebuild or have someone rebuild, let a pro come treat with something heavier and more targeted than bleach. Last but not least, photograph every step of the process and get detailed invoices.
Elaine H. replied:
Oh I hear ya. Just providing the helpful info I do have for anyone who needs it - your name just happened to be handy in case you did need it.:) Hope you fared well in the storm! And I sure am glad to live in an area with so many good neighbors sharing good information like Kim Beacham Blevins and you! It's a hard thing to go through, and definitely harder if you're conned by a bad contractor!
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