General Contractor in Prince George's & Montgomery County, MD

Four contractors. Four bills. Zero answers. One shows up late. One blames the other. You are stuck in the middle. That is what happens when a house needs more than one trade. Comeback Construction is a Maryland licensed contractor, MHIC #166936. We handle the whole job with one crew, one plan and one bill, and you deal with one person.

One contractor. One invoice.

Roof, siding, windows, gutters, exterior repairs. You tell us what is wrong, and we walk the house with you. You get one written estimate that lists labor and materials, one finish date and one warranty. If something goes wrong, you call one number: (227) 229-6633.

What we do

• Roofing: repair and replacement.
• Siding: repair and replacement.
• Windows and doors.
• Gutters and downspouts.
• Exterior repairs: fascia, soffits, trim, wood rot.
• Kitchens and baths. See Home Remodeling.
• Outdoor spaces. See Decks & Patios.

Siding

Siding does more than look good. It keeps water out of the wall. Warping, cracks, gaps at the seams and soft spots near the ground are signs it is failing. Water that gets behind siding rots the sheathing and the framing, and you do not see it until the damage is large. We repair damaged sections where a repair is enough and replace whole walls when it is not. We match what is on the house when we can, and we help you pick a new style when we cannot.

Windows and doors

Old windows leak air, fog between the panes and stick shut. A worn entry door lets in drafts and noise. New windows and doors lower your heating and cooling bills and make the house quieter. We replace them one at a time or all at once, and we flash and seal the openings correctly, which matters more than the window itself. A good window installed badly leaks.

Gutters and the roof edge

The gutter system has a simple job: carry water off the roof and away from the house. When gutters are too small, clogged or pulling away, water goes down the walls and into the ground by the foundation. We replace gutters, fix fascia and soffits, and set the downspouts so water lands where it should.

Do it all at once, or in phases?

If your roof, siding and gutters are all near the end of their life, doing them together saves money. The crew sets up once, and the pieces fit together. If your budget is tight, we can phase the work. We start with whatever protects the house the most, usually the roof and any active leaks, and plan the rest for later. Either way, you get one plan in writing, so each phase fits the one before it.

Storm Damage Bundle

One storm. One visit. We check your roof, siding and gutters together. A storm rarely damages just one of them, and three separate contractors means three separate visits, three sets of photos and three conversations with your insurance company. With us, you get one photo report that covers everything.

You pay for homeowners insurance. It may cover storm damage. We cannot promise that. Your insurance company decides. We document the damage and explain each step of the claim in plain English. You stay in charge. We have never lost an insurance claim for a customer.

Friday updates

Every Friday you get photos and a short text. What is done. What is next. You do not have to chase us for news, and you do not have to guess what happened while you were at work.

How a multi-trade job works

1. You call or fill out the estimate form.
2. We walk the house with you, inside and out, and take photos.
3. You get one written estimate with every item and every price, labor and materials listed.
4. We sequence the work so one trade does not undo another. The roof goes on before the gutters, and the gutters go on before the final siding trim.
5. We build. You get Friday updates.
6. We walk the job with you at the end. The 5-year warranty on labor and materials covers all of it.

Why sequence matters

Exterior work has an order. If the siding goes up before the roof is done, falling debris can damage it. If the gutters go on before the fascia is repaired, they pull away. A crew that works under one plan avoids that. Separate contractors rarely coordinate with each other, and when two jobs collide, you pay for the repair.

Who is on your job

Johnathon, the owner, plans your job with you before work starts. A crew leader runs the site each day, and you have a direct number to reach us. When a problem comes up, and on a house it sometimes does, you hear about it from us the same day, with a plan to fix it. You never have to wonder who is responsible, because it is us.

How to compare estimates

If you collect more than one estimate, line them up by scope, not just by price. Check that each one lists labor and materials, names the brands and shingle or siding lines, states the finish date and spells out the warranty. A lower number that leaves things out is not a lower price. Ours spell out everything, and the estimate is the invoice.

Pay over time

Financing is through us. No bank. No third party. You can pick the whole project or phase it over a season or two. Ask Johnathon about terms for your project. Financing is through Comeback Construction. Terms depend on your project. Ask Johnathon for details. Also take advantage of our Winter Package if signing by December 31.

What you get

• Fixed price in writing. The estimate is the invoice.
• Finish date in writing. If we miss it, we pay you $500 a day, up to $2,500. Applies to the finish date in your signed contract. Does not apply to delays caused by weather, changes you ask for, permit or inspection delays, or HOA approvals.
• 5-year warranty on labor and materials.
• One crew. One plan. One bill.

Common questions