ACCOKEEK
Home Repair & Contractor Services
A tree came down on the roof, or the rental at the end of the long driveway just came empty. In Accokeek we rebuild the rooms once the roofer has the house dried in, and we bring everything for a turn in one trip.
Accokeek Is Big Trees on Big Lots
Accokeek is the wooded end of Prince George's County. Houses sit back from the road on large lots, with tall oaks and tulip poplars over the roof.
That is why you live here. It is also why the worst damage we see in Accokeek starts above your ceiling, not below your floor.
The local concept
Tree-Line Damage
Tree-line damage is what happens when a limb or a whole trunk comes down on a house during a summer storm or a wet snow. The roof takes the hit. The rain that follows soaks the attic insulation, the ceilings and the walls below.
The lots along Bryan Point Road, near Piscataway Park and back into the Moyaone Reserve are full of mature trees. One storm can open several houses on the same road.
What people in Accokeek hire us for
After a tree comes through
Once your roofer has the house dried in, we take out the wet ceilings and insulation, check the framing and rebuild the rooms. We photograph and measure as we go so your adjuster sees what was there.
Insurance Reconstruction →Rented houses on long driveways
Single-family rentals out here are spread apart and a long way from the hardware store. We bring the paint, the plank and the fixtures on one trip and hand the house back ready for the next tenant.
Rental Turnovers →Small shops around Manokeek
The offices and storefronts along MD 210 around Manokeek change tenants like anywhere else. We frame the new layout, finish the walls and ceilings and bring in the electrician and plumber under our own schedule.
Commercial Contracting →Floors over crawlspaces
A lot of Accokeek ramblers sit over a crawlspace. Before new plank goes down we check the subfloor for soft spots and moisture, because a floor is only as flat as what is under it.
Flooring →Accokeek Neighborhoods We Serve
Accokeek, Manokeek and the Moyaone Reserve, plus the communities along MD 210 between Fort Washington and Bryans Road.
Central
- Accokeek
- Manokeek
- Moyaone
- Danville
North
- Fort Washington
- Tantallon
- Friendly
- Oxon Hill
South & West
- Bryans Road
- Indian Head
- Marbury
- Pomfret
Nearby
- Waldorf
- Clinton
- Brandywine
- La Plata
Four Miles Up the Road
Accokeek is the closest Prince George's County community to our shop, about 4 miles away as the crow flies.
You get there by heading north on MD 210, Indian Head Highway, then turning east on Accokeek Road (MD 373) or west toward Bryan Point Road, the National Colonial Farm and Piscataway Park.
Accokeek Questions
Is Accokeek inside your service area?+
Easily. Accokeek is about 16 miles from the Capitol, well inside the 30 miles we cover, and it is the next community up the highway from our shop.
A tree hit my house. What comes first?+
Call your insurance company to open the claim and get a roofer to tarp or dry in the roof. Then we document the inside damage and rebuild the ceilings, insulation, walls and floors.
Do you work inside the Moyaone Reserve?+
Yes. Houses in the Reserve and on the roads around Piscataway Park get the same crew and the same written estimate as the rest of Accokeek.
Which permit office covers Accokeek?+
Accokeek belongs to Prince George's County, so rebuild permits come from the county's DPIE office. We pull them for the work we do.
ZIP Codes We Serve in Accokeek
Start Your Accokeek Estimate
Tell us what came down and where. We will come out, measure, and send a written price for the rebuild.
Towns Near Accokeek
- Fort Washington, MD 5.3 mi north
- Waldorf, MD 5.4 mi southeast
- Bryans Road, MD 5.5 mi southwest
- Clinton, MD 8.0 mi northeast
- Alexandria, VA 10.3 mi north
- Temple Hills, MD 10.5 mi north
Straight-line miles from Accokeek. Farther than Temple Hills? See the Maryland page or the full service area.