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Goat Vetted Pros in Hampton Roads

ServiceGoat works with a short list of Goat Vetted home service companies in Hampton Roads. Short is deliberate. Every pro here has been checked for identity, business registration, licensing and insurance before they can receive a single project, and each one covers a trade we can route to with confidence.

When you send a project through ServiceGoat, it goes to one of these companies, not to five of them. No bidding war, no five callbacks in an afternoon, and no charge to the homeowner.

Hampton Roads home exterior representing ServiceGoat vetted contractor profiles

Featured Hampton Roads pros

  • B&B Decks: composite deck building and replacement, Trex, TimberTech and Wolf, screened porches. Serving all seven cities.
  • Hampton Roads Outdoor Living: paver patios, outdoor kitchens, pergolas, retaining walls, pool decks and yard drainage.
  • Harbor Guard Roofing: roof repair, roof replacement, metal roofing, storm damage, siding and gutters.
  • Coastal Custom Garages: detached garages, garage apartments, workshops, RV and boat garages, into northeast North Carolina.
  • First Phase Siteworks: excavation, land clearing, forestry mulching, driveways, grading and drainage.
  • Coastal Edge Curbing: continuous-pour decorative landscape borders, mower-edge profiles, stamped finishes and integrated color.

How to use these company pages

  • Use a company profile when you want to understand one contractor: what they do, where they work, what projects fit, and what to verify before hiring.
  • Use a comparison guide when you are still researching the broader market and want to compare ServiceGoat recommendations against other public options.
  • Use a service or city page when the trade matters more than the company name, especially for projects that could belong to more than one specialty.
  • Use Find a Pro when you want ServiceGoat to route the project to one vetted company instead of selling the lead to a crowd.

Profile verification and advertising disclosure

  • Goat Vetted means ServiceGoat checked identity, business fit and trade relevance before routing projects to the company.
  • Licensing and insurance can change, so homeowners should still confirm current documents before hiring.
  • Profile facts, service areas, review counts, certifications, warranties and schedules should be rechecked before a contract is signed.
  • Sponsored visibility and paid advertising should be labeled and kept separate from vetting language or top-rated claims.
  • Contractors can request updates through Claim a Listing and ask about sponsorship through Advertise on ServiceGoat.

For ranking transparency, read how ServiceGoat ranks contractors. The goal is to help homeowners find the right match, not to make unsupported claims that every listed company is the best choice for every project.

What Goat Vetted means

  • Identity and business verification on every company before they join
  • Licensing and insurance confirmed where the trade requires it
  • When ratings or review language appears, it should be tied to homeowner feedback or public review sources and rechecked before hiring
  • One project goes to one pro, never resold to competitors
  • Eligible routed projects can qualify for ServiceGoat project support when the request starts through the platform

Find a pro by trade

Not sure which company fits? Start from the service instead: decks, garages, roofing, excavation and site work, hardscaping, fencing, plumbing, landscaping or home cleaning. You can also browse by city.

Get matched with one of them

Answer a few quick questions about your project. We route it to the right Goat Vetted pro and they reach out already knowing the scope.

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ServiceGoat comparison guides

ServiceGoat comparison guide routing: These guides are built for homeowners who are still comparing options before they ask ServiceGoat to match the project. They explain the recommended Goat Vetted match, legitimate alternatives, best-fit project types and the questions to ask before hiring.

Use the pro profiles when you want to see the company ServiceGoat routes to. Use the comparison guides when you want to understand the broader local market first.

Expanded ServiceGoat comparison guides

ServiceGoat expanded comparison guide routing: These pages are built for homeowners who are comparing ServiceGoat against Yelp-style directory results. Each guide explains the recommended Goat Vetted match, legitimate alternatives, city-specific project risks and the questions to ask before hiring.

Garage builder comparisons

Deck builder comparisons

Excavation contractor comparisons

Roofing contractor comparisons

Use these guides for research. Use the service pages when you are ready to scope the work. Use Find a Pro when you want ServiceGoat to route the project to one vetted local specialist.

Pool contractor and cost guides

ServiceGoat pool project guide routing: ServiceGoat keeps pool installation, pool removal, pool-deck concrete, drainage, and cost research separate because each project needs a different contractor match. These guides help homeowners compare full inground pool builders, fiberglass pool installers, vinyl liner pool installers, semi-inground pool/deck packages, pool removal contractors, concrete pool deck work, and realistic Hampton Roads price ranges.

For excavation-heavy projects, ServiceGoat looks for access, haul-off, grading, drainage, utility, and concrete details before routing the request. For full pool installation, the pool shell, equipment package, electrical/plumbing scope, permits, barrier requirements, and deck package matter before a contractor match is useful.

Pool builder city comparisons

ServiceGoat pool city comparison routing: These city comparison pages support the main pool contractor guide by separating local permit, access, drainage and contractor-fit questions by market.

Yard drainage contractor guides

ServiceGoat yard drainage project guide routing: These ServiceGoat guides separate yard drainage, French drains, downspout drainage, catch basins, grading, swales, driveway/patio drainage and drainage costs so homeowners can choose the right project path before requesting a match.

Use the drainage contractor hub for broad wet-yard problems, the French drain guide for subsurface water, the standing-water guide for diagnosis, the downspout/catch-basin guide for visible surface collection, the grading/swale guide for slope issues, the driveway/patio guide for hardscape runoff, and the cost guide before comparing estimates.