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Didn't find the right fit? The full Contractor directory in Eddington has 1 active listings — and 3 businesses citywide.
Contractor feedback from Eddington residents
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Kelli Kimball
Professional work, family own company.
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Patricia Arey
Love these guys! Very personable and professional!
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Brian Jensen
Excellent work, fair price, a great group of people!
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Dan Oliver
Good work, fair price, exceptional crew. Always ready to dive in and get it done.
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Maryanne Rhoads
Whitmore is a fantastic company. They totally came to the rescue for my son. They were in and out in the same day. Yard and Play area looks perfect. Thank you!
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teresa thompson
Mr, R Whitmore and his crew and staff deserve more than five stars! Richard (Rick) Whitmore, did a wonderful job excavating our property. His crew are hard workers, listen to instructions well,and real friendly. He did everything he said,he would do and more. If you are looking for everything I listed here, go to Whitmore Contracting! They were the only ones that returned my call, out of five different businesses. They were meant to be! Rick and Holly and crew, Thankyou for your good work, and kindness. 😁😁
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Daryl DeJoy
One of the best contractors I've worked with in my 35+ years in business. The owner and his entire crew are top notch contractors and people. I'd give them six stars if I could.
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Matthew Rhoads
Seriously, this company is awesome. From the start, Holly was super helpful, and the delivery was fast with great prices. Plus, Rick and his crew are the best for any groundwork you need.
Stats for Eddington
Market overview for Eddington: 3 listings, 3 categories, and 1 businesses in Contractor alone.
Tracking 3 categories in Eddington makes it easier to spot where the most contractor options are right now.
Top pros in Eddington
Find top pros in Eddington, ME, for jobs like construction, electrical work, and tree services. Whether you need a reliable contractor, electrician, or demolition expert, our directory lists local businesses ready to help with your home improvement projects.
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Local-first search in Eddington
Filter by city and category, check locations on the map, and find providers close to home or work. Listings are refreshed regularly — September 2026.
Eddington, ME is where you find experts in construction and renovation, starting with contractors who specialize in building new homes or remodeling existing ones. Whether it's electrical work that keeps your home bright and safe, tree services that ensure your outdoor spaces stay healthy and clear of hazards, or the robust demolition and excavation work required for major projects, you can trust the professionals here to handle every job.
What you can find in Eddington
Contractors are well-represented, offering everything from initial blueprints and permits to finishing touches like tiling and plumbing. Electricians ensure your home is wired for modern needs, from lighting to smart devices. Tree services help maintain the health of local trees, both on residential properties and public spaces. Demolition contractors take down old structures safely and efficiently, preparing land for new uses.
Excavating contractors use heavy machinery to dig foundations, trenches, or other large-scale projects, often working closely with construction firms. Together, these trades make up a comprehensive set of local services that can tackle virtually any project in Eddington, from small renovations to big builds.
How the listings work
The listings here provide detailed profiles for each service provider. You’ll find contact information and sometimes photos or short descriptions of their past projects. Before reaching out, take a close look at the services they offer and any reviews from previous clients. This helps you choose the right professional for your needs.
Notably, these providers also cover nearby cities like Holden, Bradley, and Dedham, giving you access to a wider pool of skilled professionals even if your specific project is in one of those areas.
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Frequently asked questions
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What does a contractor do?
A contractor handles repair, renovation, construction, and property improvement work. Depending on the project, that may include labor, materials, scheduling, coordination of other trades, and oversight from start to finish.
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When should I hire a contractor instead of a specialist?
Hire a contractor when the job involves multiple steps, multiple trades, or broader project management. If you only need one narrow task, a specialist may be enough. If the work touches several areas of the home, a contractor is often the better fit.
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How many estimates should I get?
For most medium or large projects, two or three detailed estimates are a smart range. More than that can create noise unless the scope is clearly defined.
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Why are contractor quotes so different?
Because scope often differs even when the price sheet looks similar: one quote may include prep, protection, disposal, permits, and finish work, while another leaves those out.
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Do contractors handle permits?
Some do, some do not, and some only do for certain project types. Always ask before work starts, especially if the job involves plumbing, electrical, structural, or layout changes.
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What is the biggest mistake homeowners make when hiring?
Choosing based only on price without checking scope, communication, and job fit. The cheapest number can become the most expensive project if expectations are unclear.
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How do I know if a contractor is a good fit for my project?
Look for experience with similar jobs, clear written estimates, realistic timelines, solid reviews, and direct answers about how they'll manage the work.
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Should I expect change orders on remodeling work?
Sometimes, yes. Hidden damage, code issues, material changes, or added requests can change the scope. The important part is whether the contractor handles those changes clearly and professionally.
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