Towns Where We Build and Remodel Garages

We build and remodel garages across Rockland and 21 Midcoast towns, from in-town lots behind old harbor houses to farm lots up the rivers and saltwater ground out on the peninsulas. Pick your town to see the rule its code office applies first and what a garage there averages.

  • Garages across the Midcoast, Rockland to Camden: detached two-bay grey garage and white house with dark roofs on a gravel drive in a wooded autumn landscape overlooking the water

    North, the Camden Hills and the lakes

  • Garages across the Midcoast, Rockland to Camden: red detached three-bay garage with white doors and grey roof beside a white house and stone wall in a grassy field during summer

    West, the Route 1 and Route 17 inland towns

  • Garages across the Midcoast, Rockland to Camden: A detached one-bay cedar shingle garage with a grey roof and white door stands on a gravel driveway beside a shingled house near a lake

    South, the peninsulas and the St. George River

Rockland, MEEvery mile below is measured from here

Which Hill and Lake Towns North of Rockland Do We Serve?

7 towns

North of Rockland we build in seven towns, from the harbor villages of Rockport and Camden up past the Camden Hills to the ponds and lakes of Hope, Searsmont and Belmont.

Which Inland Towns West of Rockland Get Our Garages?

7 towns

West of Rockland we follow Route 1 and Route 17 inland through seven towns of river villages, farm lots and lake shores, out as far as Jefferson and Nobleboro.

Where Do We Build Along the Peninsulas to the South?

7 towns

South of Rockland we work down the saltwater peninsulas and along the St. George River, seven towns from Owls Head and Thomaston out to Friendship and Bremen.

Which Garage Does Your Lot Have Room For?

Tell us your town and whether you want a new garage or a better one. We walk the lot, read your town's rules against it, and put the size and the price in writing.