Serving Fairfax

Federal Contracting in Fairfax, VA

Old Town Fairfax and GMU-driven growth mean two permitting worlds and a wide range of building ages.

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Fairfax runs two different building eras at once: the brick homes and courthouse era structures around Old Town Fairfax, and the brick ramblers and split-levels that spread through the subdivisions built after the city incorporated in the 1960s. Working here means knowing which permitting desk applies, since the City of Fairfax and Fairfax County run separate processes even though the boundary lines aren't obvious from the street.

George Mason University pulls a steady stream of multifamily and commercial construction along University Drive and Route 50, while the older residential streets closer to downtown tend toward additions and kitchen work on homes that were never built with modern square footage in mind. Roofing splits along the same lines, older slate and asphalt in the historic core, larger low-slope systems on the newer commercial builds near the university.

Where we work in Fairfax

What Fairfax calls us for

Commercial

George Mason University keeps a steady pipeline of multifamily and commercial work along University Drive and Route 50.

Additions

Older homes near downtown Fairfax were never built with modern square footage in mind, which drives a lot of the addition work.

Kitchens

Kitchen layouts in the historic core often need a full rework rather than a simple refresh.

Roofing

Older slate and asphalt roofs downtown call for different work than the low-slope systems on newer builds near GMU.

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