Sperryville School House
Sperryville, Virginia
The classroom floor is a hundred years old. We took it back and refinished it, and built the sign that stands out at the road.
See the job →CLASS A CONTRACTOR
Built square,
on land that isn’t.
Scott Alford runs a Class A licensed general contracting company out of Boston, Virginia — renovations, commercial work, and new homes. Rappahannock, Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange, Warren, and Clarke counties, plus Front Royal and Winchester. Insured, and bonded job by job.
Photographed as the jobs ran.
Our own photographs, from our own jobs. There aren't sixty of them, and none of them are stock.
Painted stairs to hardwood
Unfinished painted stairs to finished hardwood — treads, risers, and the landing at the bottom.
New rails
New rails on a rebuilt concrete stoop, replacing the temporary wood ones.
See the job →Small jobs and big ones get the same quality and service.
Transparent pricing, work product, and timelines.
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Home Renovations
Kitchens, baths, additions, and whole-house work on houses older than anyone working on them. Old houses hide things. We open them up, find out what's actually there, and price the work you can see separately from the work you can't — so a surprise doesn't turn into an argument.
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Commercial Construction
A commercial job has a date it has to be open by. Inspections, subs, and deliveries land in the right order or that date moves. We put the schedule in writing before the first load arrives.
03
New Home Construction
A new house on a piece of land you already love. Site, septic, well, grade, and where the light comes from in February. We settle those before the foundation, while they're still cheap to change on paper.
EVERYTHING IN WRITING
The part of a job that goes wrong is almost never the framing. It's the part nobody wrote down.
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A proposal you can read.
The scope itemized line by line, with allowances called out as allowances. You'll know what is a fixed price and what is an estimate before you agree to either.
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Sign it, and it's the contract.
No second document, no terms that appear later. The proposal you approve is the agreement — priced, dated, and good through a date printed on its face.
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Changes are change orders.
Anything that moves the scope or the price gets written up and signed before the work happens. You hear about a cost before it's spent, not after.
Close enough to be there by seven.
Rappahannock, Culpeper, Fauquier, Madison, Orange, Warren, and Clarke counties, and up to Front Royal and Winchester. Close enough to be on a site at seven in the morning, to know which inspector to call, and a network of subcontractors that are like family.
Alford Construction Group works out of Boston, Virginia.
Talk to Scott.
The fastest way to start is a phone call. Tell us where the place is and what you're thinking about doing to it — that's enough for a first conversation.
(703) 928-7153Boston, VA 22713