GreenRock Builders Ltd

4.9(17 reviews on Google)

Custom Home Builder listing in Georgetown, ON

About GreenRock Builders Ltd

GreenRock Builders is a family-run builder with more than 20 years of experience, based in Erin and serving Georgetown, Toronto and the GTA. Its services include new home construction and custom frame-built homes, design and build projects, home renovations, additions, custom decks, landscape construction and property maintenance. Work is carried out with subcontractors, and the process runs in three simple steps from first contact to a finished renovation. The menu also lists kitchens and bathrooms and exterior home renovations, and it describes timely completion and tailored solutions to fit different budgets. It supports Habitat for Humanity and local initiatives, and free quotes are offered. Its reviews and photo gallery show finished decks and renovations, and the company covers exterior renovations as well as interior ones. Rated 4.9 from 17 Google reviews, 15 of them five stars and 2 four stars.

What reviewers mention: workmanship (6), professional crew (2), knowledgeable team (2), within budget (2), friendly staff (2), efficiency (2), great results (2), end results (2), work done (2), deck (2)

Services and details

  • Builds custom homes

    Yes
  • Design and build under one roof

    Yes
  • Also renovates and builds additions

    Yes

No information yet on builds on your lot, sells homes in its own communities, teardown and infill rebuilds, luxury and estate homes, cottages and waterfront homes, energy-efficient or Net Zero builds, timber frame or log homes, modular or prefab homes, handles permits and approvals, states Tarion registration or an HCRA licence, home builders' association member. The website did not say; call and ask.

Contact

Hours

Monday
8AM-5PM
Tuesday
8AM-5PM
Wednesday
8AM-5PM
Thursday
8AM-5PM
Friday
8AM-5PM
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

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