Gehman Construction

has been serving Souderton and the surrounding communities for the past 15 years.  We are fully insured and registered as a home improvement contractor in Pennsylvania.  No job too large or too small. Gehman Construction offers a wide range of services, each one tailor made to meet the customer’s needs.  We work with customers to help them achieve their interior and exterior remodeling goals by installing quality products and focusing on quality craftsmanship that will enhance their home for years to come.​

215-721-2148

1 Corinthians 10:31 Whatever you do, do to the glory of God.

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About Evan Gehman

He was raised in south eastern PA.  In 1995 Evan started working in the construction industry in residential remodeling.  He has over 20 years of experience in carpentry and remodeling and has built a business on word of mouth and referrals.  Evan focuses on quality craftsmanship, service and excellence, traits of his grandfather & father.    

Important Qualities of a Good Contractor

Referrals
Talk to friends, family, and neighbors. What is their level of satisfaction? Take a look at the work their contractor has done. Ask for several references, one being the type of project you are considering. You should look for a contractor who has been in business for a while, is registered in Pennsylvania, has insurance (liability; worker’s comp), and has a good reputation.

Comfort
Depending on the size of the project you’re going to be spending a lot of time with this contractor.  Think about whether you feel comfortable with their personality, background, methods, and communication skills.

Communication
At the time of the estimate, during contract signing and throughout the project, does the contractor answer your questions and
explain things in a way you can understand?

Dependability
Choose someone who is on time, able to keep the project on schedule, and completes the work as described.

Contracts
Detail about the project should be included in the contract - from a work timetable, (start and finish dates), to description of the work, to materials that will be used (right down to the brand or make of the fixtures), to the payment schedule. It is important that the contractor and customer are on the same page in order to reach the desired end result.

Cleanup
This is sometimes overlooked. Does the contractor contain the working area, as well as protect flooring and other contents?