NC Licensed General Contractor (Unlimited) #82033

General Construction in Wilmington, NC

Roofing to renovations. One local contractor.

RGR Construction and Roofing provides general construction for homeowners, businesses and property owners across coastal North Carolina. Explore Additions & Remodeling for changes to living and working space, including decks and porches, or Structural & Exterior Repairs for building repairs and damage restoration. Roofing can be coordinated when the project reaches the roofline.

Renovated upstairs room with wood-look flooring, gray walls, and a sloped ceiling

Interior renovation by RGR Construction and Roofing

NC Licensed General Contractor (Unlimited) #82033Roofing and connected construction under one project team.

Coastal project experience
Clear scope and photo documentation

Licenses & credentials

More than roofers

Construction experience beyond the roofline.

A property project may involve one focused improvement or several connected parts of a building. When roofing, framing, exterior details, and interior work meet, a licensed general contractor (Unlimited) can help bring those requirements into one coordinated construction scope.

RGR combines roofing and general construction experience to plan the work around your property, the conditions that matter, and the result you want to achieve. The scope may be a targeted repair, a planned renovation, or a larger construction project.

Explore our capabilities

The right scope for your property.

Roofing

Residential and commercial roof repair, replacement and roofing systems suited to your property.

Additions & Remodeling

More space, better interiors and planned exterior improvements, including decks, porches and outdoor living.

Project management

Your project. Overseen from start to finish.

RGR project managers oversee your project from planning through completion, helping coordinate scheduling, materials, crews, communication, documentation, and project closeout.

01 — Plan

Define the work, project requirements, scheduling needs, and material considerations.

02 — Coordinate

Coordinate approved work, crews, materials, communication, and changing project needs.

03 — Complete

Review completed work, project documentation, remaining items, and closeout.

Residential + commercial

Construction around the way you use your property.

Homeowners may need more useful living space or repairs to an existing home. Businesses and property managers often need improvements planned around building access, occupied areas, and day-to-day operations. RGR reviews those needs alongside the construction scope.

Across Wilmington and Southeastern North Carolina, coastal wind, heavy rain, humidity, and exterior exposure also inform the planning of roofing and exterior work.

Homeowners · Businesses · Property owners · Property managers

When construction reaches the roofline, RGR can coordinate roofing with framing, exterior work and interior improvements. Explore our complete service directory to plan the connected work.

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This Castle Hayne, NC project included the construction of a custom accessory dwelling unit designed to add usable space, function, and long-term value to the property.

Customer Google reviews

What our customers say.

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“Greg was excellent and we are very happy with our renovation.”
Kelly EricksonHampstead · Verified Google reviewGoogle
“The pool deck extension flowed seamlessly into the original deck. County inspector was impressed with the quality of work.”
R LopezCompass Pointe — Leland · Verified Google reviewGoogle

General Construction FAQs

Can you manage roofing and remodeling as one project?

Related work can be reviewed together. The proposal should identify the included trades, connections to existing construction, and how the work will be sequenced.

Do I need complete plans before I contact you?

No. Start with your goals and the property information you have. RGR can discuss what drawings, design work, or further investigation are needed to define the project.

How is a construction estimate worked out?

The size and complexity of the work, materials, access, and existing conditions all affect the price. Compare written estimates by what is included, including preparation, disposal, allowances, and any excluded repairs.

Who handles permits and inspections?

Permit and inspection requirements depend on the work and the property’s jurisdiction. Confirm who will obtain approvals and arrange inspections when the scope is prepared; share any HOA requirements before work is scheduled.

What happens when hidden damage changes the work?

Newly exposed damage needs to be documented and reviewed. Work outside the original scope may affect the price and schedule; your project contact will explain the proposed repair through the change process in your agreement.

Can I stay in the property during construction?

That depends on the work and the areas affected. Discuss access, noise, dust, pets, and any loss of essential rooms or utilities before scheduling so you can plan around the construction.

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Let’s talk about your project.

Tell us what you’re planning or what needs attention so we can help define the next step.