Prince Contracting

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Introduction: Dedicated to making sure you come home to Quality Craftsmanship.

Overview

Hired 2 times

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7 years in business

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This pro accepts payments via Apple Pay, Cash, Check, and Zelle.

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Customers rated this pro highly for professionalism, responsiveness, and punctuality.

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Tim S.

Oct 22, 2019

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Details: Complete renovation of existing deck or porch • Wood • Residential

Deck or Porch Repair

Judy E.

May 8, 2020

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Prince Contracting was very thorough in explaining what work needed to be done and took pictures and provided a detailed estimate. When work was completed, he went through everything that was repaired. He was very responsive when I called or emailed. Project was completed ahead of schedule.

Details: Shingles or tiles need to be repaired or replaced • Single-level building • 11 - 20 years old • Asphalt shingles • No, the project is not covered by an insurance claim • Residential

Roof Repair or Maintenance

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Ryan Prince

FAQs

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
If you’re looking for the lowest bidder, I’m not him. Minimally I’m $50/hr per man. Plus 20% for overhead and profit.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
• I reach out to the client or they reach out to me. • We talk about the general scope of work over the phone and set up a meeting time. • We meet and go over further details. • If I can, I give a general price on the spot. Then I go back to the office and work on a quote. • Email the estimate • Call and set up a time for signing and down payment. • Schedule the job • Start work
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have been building since I was 15 years old. I’ve had my general contracting license since I was 21. 26 now. Went through the school of hard knocks. Watched and learned from builders who have built million dollar homes. Saw their successes and failures of operation. My attitude is I will never be done with training. There will always ways to improve my skill.