Contractors in Washington
Need a contractor in Washington, GA? Compare 9 general contractors and remodelers here: ratings, reviews, services and direct contact, sorted to put the best reviewed pros first.
Georgia requires a state license for residential and general contractors on any project over $2,500, issued by the State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors under the Secretary of State. Electrical, plumbing, HVAC (conditioned air) and low voltage work is licensed separately by the Construction Industry Licensing Board. Trades such as roofing, painting and flooring have no state license in Georgia, only a local business license, so ask those pros for insurance instead.
Building permits for Washington, in Wilkes County, come from the city or county building department, and the licensed contractor normally pulls them. Ask for a certificate of insurance (general liability, plus workers' compensation if the crew has three or more employees), get the scope and price in writing, and collect lien waivers as you pay: a Georgia contractor or subcontractor can file a lien within 90 days of their last work.
We list 9 contractors in Washington, mostly general contractor (9). Rankings come from published ratings and review counts, not from us.
How many contractors are in Washington?
9 general contractors and remodelers in Washington are listed here, ranked by rating and review volume from public sources.
Do contractors in Washington need a license?
Yes for residential and general contracting over $2,500, and for electrical, plumbing and HVAC work. Check a license at the Georgia Secretary of State's online license lookup before you sign.
Is this directory a referral service?
No. It is a directory of public listings. We do not vet, endorse or recommend any contractor, and a claimed listing is owner claimed only.