Company overview
Residential construction rooted in Kunkletown.
Big Creek Concrete Incorporated is a Kunkletown, Pennsylvania residential construction business focused on single-family housing. The company has 23 Years in Business and a team of 19 employees.

Company facts
A residential construction business based in Kunkletown.
Warren Getz is the owner/company principal of Big Creek Concrete Incorporated. The company profile centers on residential construction and the connected work involved in moving a single-family project from plans and preparation through building stages and completion.
The company’s sector is Construction - General Contractors & Operative Builders. Its industry classification is Single-Family Housing Construction, with SIC 1521 and NAICS 236115 — New Single-Family Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders). These classifications place the business in the context of general residential building and new single-family home construction.

Residential focus
Residential building is a whole-project discipline.
A single-family home project connects the plan set, site, structural stages, exterior enclosure, interior coordination, inspections, decisions and final-stage work. The value of a clear construction process is not in reducing all of that to a slogan, but in keeping the dependencies understandable as the project advances.
Project-specific scope
Every property and plan can create different requirements. This site therefore describes what residential projects may involve while reserving actual service scope, scheduling and project acceptance for a direct discussion.
Clear information first
Homeowners can use the planning and process pages to understand what information is useful before they request a quote: project location, plans, current stage, timing, access constraints and a straightforward description of what they want to discuss.
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