Ray SaladinoCoram, NY 11727License HI-68801
- General Contracting
Coram, NY 11727License H-52666
- General Contracting
- Carpentry & Framing
- Drywall & Plaster
- Flooring & Tile
Brendan LangstaffCoram, NY 11727License HI-74249
- General Contracting
- Kitchens & Baths
- Carpentry & Framing
- Roofing & Gutters
- +11
Ledian HalilajCoram, NY 11727License HI-70260
- General Contracting
- Roofing & Gutters
Coram, NY 11727License HI-68924
- General Contracting
- Carpentry & Framing
- Masonry & Concrete
- Driveways & Paving
- +2
Michael DominiciCoram, NY 11727License H-45707
- General Contracting
- Pools & Spas
Justin MazzeoCoram, NY 11727License HI-70388
- General Contracting
Coram, NY 11727License HI-69236
- General Contracting
- Carpentry & Framing
Mirgent GerbolliCoram, NY 11727License HI-67137
- General Contracting
- Roofing & Gutters
- Masonry & Concrete
Mehmet SalmanCoram, NY 11727License HI-66980
- General Contracting
Mohammad TiwanaCoram, NY 11727License HI-73079
- General Contracting
- Kitchens & Baths
- Carpentry & Framing
- Roofing & Gutters
- +5
Coram, NY 11727License 204131
- General Contracting
- Kitchens & Baths
- Carpentry & Framing
- Roofing & Gutters
- +3
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Frequently asked questions
How many licensed general contractors are in Coram, NY?
23 home improvement contractors based in Coram list general contracting work on their county license. 23 of them have a phone number on file.
How do I choose between general contractors in Coram?
Check each license number with the county, ask for proof of insurance, get at least three written estimates, and make sure the contract lists the price, payment schedule and start and finish dates.
Are there general contractors near Coram?
Yes. Nearby towns with licensed general contractors include Huntington Station, Bay Shore, Huntington, Lindenhurst, Ronkonkoma.
Before you hire on Long Island
- Check the license number with the county that issued it. Nassau and Suffolk each license home improvement contractors separately.
- Ask for proof of insurance: general liability, plus workers' compensation if they have employees.
- Get a written contract with the price, payment schedule, start and finish dates, and the work described in detail.
- Confirm permits with your town or village building department before work starts.