1.Xcel Drywall Construction
Washington, DC·0.0 mi, about 4 min
Drywall and plaster
California Contractors State License Board C-9 Drywall #1070409, active, licensed since 2020
Trades near Washington, DC
Nearest first, with the license the state issued them and the number to call. You call the business yourself. Nothing routes through us and nobody pays to be on this list.
The 6 nearest businesses within 25 miles of 20020. Six is the most this page will ever show, because nobody phones the seventh.
2.Airtower Networks
Washington, DC·1.6 mi, about 9 min
Low voltage and security systems
California Contractors State License Board C-7 Low Voltage Systems #1042891, active, licensed since 2018
3.Color Match Painting INC
Temple Hills, MD·4.0 mi, about 14 min
Painting
California Contractors State License Board C-33 Painting and Decorating #1065282, active, licensed since 2020
4.Hi - Tech Electric
Washington, DC·4.0 mi, about 14 min
ElectricalLightingLow voltage and security systemsSolar
California Contractors State License Board C-10 Electrical #803086, active, licensed since 2002
5.C3m Cupertino A Joint Venture
Capitol Heights, MD·4.8 mi, about 16 min
RoofingPaintingFlooringMasonry and concrete
California Contractors State License Board A General Engineering #1092735, active, licensed since 2022, and 2 other classifications
6.Donald Michael Schwier Jr
Capitol Heights, MD·4.8 mi, about 16 min
ElectricalLightingLow voltage and security systemsSolar
California Contractors State License Board C-10 Electrical #1125578, active, licensed since 2024
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What to ask when you call
- 1Read them the license number on the card and ask them to confirm it. A business that hesitates over its own license number is the wrong call.
- 2Ask what the callout fee is and whether it comes off the repair. That single question explains most of the gap between two quotes for the same job.
- 3Ask whether the price you are given includes parts, and what happens if the part is not on the van.
- 4Ask when they can actually be on site, not when they can book you in. Those are different answers.
- 5Describe the symptom rather than your diagnosis. What it is doing, since when, and what changed.
- 6Ask for the quote in writing before work starts, even if it is a text message. It is the only version either of you can check later.