Kearneysville, WV · Free on-site estimates

Get a Free Estimate (304) 433-4225

Tell us what you're trying to do with your property. Webster's General Contracting LLC will come look at it, tell you what it takes, and put a real number on it — no charge, no pressure.

Call or text  ·  Free on-site estimates  ·  Licensed & insured

How to reach us

Pick up the phone

No contact form on this page, and that's deliberate. Excavating questions get answered faster in ninety seconds on the phone than in three days of back-and-forth typing, and half of what we need to know you'd never think to put in a form.

  • Call

    (304) 433-4225

    Fastest way to get an answer. If we're on a machine, leave a message with the property address and what you're dealing with — we'll call you back.

  • Text

    (304) 433-4225

    Same number. Good for sending photos of the problem — a few pictures often tell us more than a long description, and we can sometimes price small jobs from them.

  • Where we are

    Kearneysville, WV

    Serving Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan County, plus nearby areas of northern Virginia. See service areas ›

Prefer email? webstersgeneralcontracting@outlook.com — best for prints and site plans. Calling is quicker.

Before you call

Four things that speed this up

None of these are required — call with none of them and we'll still help. But having them ready means we can often tell you something useful on the first call instead of the second.

  1. The address

    More important than it sounds. County, city limits and whether you're on sewer or septic all change the process and the permits.

  2. What's wrong, or what you want

    "Water in the basement every spring" or "pad for a 30x40 pole barn" is plenty. You don't need to know what the fix is.

  3. Photos, if you have them

    A few phone pictures often tell us more than a long description. Text them over and we can sometimes price small jobs without a visit.

  4. Your timeline

    Especially if a permit or perc test is involved. Those set the calendar, and knowing your deadline tells us whether it's realistic.

What happens next

From your call to a written number

  1. We talk

    A few minutes on the phone tells us whether it's a job we should look at and roughly what's involved. If we're not the right outfit, we'll say so.

  2. We come look

    Usually within a few days. We walk the site, check access, drainage and what's likely underground, and talk through the options with you.

  3. You get it in writing

    A written estimate with the scope spelled out — what's included, what isn't, and what could change the price.

  4. No pressure either way

    The estimate is free and it's yours. Take it, compare it, sit on it. We'd rather you were sure than rushed.

Urgent situations

Some things shouldn't wait

If you've got sewage surfacing in the yard, a water line running that you can't shut off, a driveway washed out to the point you can't get in or out, or a structure that's become unsafe — call, don't text. We'll tell you honestly how quickly we can get there, and if somebody else can get there sooner we'll say that too.

Before any digging, call 811 first. Utility locates are free and required, and hitting a gas or fiber line turns a bad day into a much worse one. If you're planning to dig yourself, make that call before you start.

Not sure which one you need?

What we do

Pick whichever is closest. If none of them fit, call and we'll point you the right way.

Where we work

Service areas

Based in Kearneysville. If your property is within about an hour of us, we'll come look at it.

See all service areas ›

Common questions

Before you get in touch

Do you charge for estimates?

No. On-site estimates within our service area are free. We'd rather look at the ground than guess over the phone, and you'd rather have a number that holds up.

How quickly can you come out?

Usually within a few days for the estimate visit. When work can actually start depends on the season, the weather and what's ahead of you — spring and fall are busiest. Anything needing a permit or a perc test should be started well before you need it finished.

Can you price a job from photos?

Sometimes, for smaller and more straightforward work. Text a few pictures with the address and we'll tell you whether we can quote from them or need to come out. Anything involving depth, drainage or permits generally needs a visit.

Do you take small jobs?

Yes. Driveway repair, a stump, a wet spot in the yard, a shed pad. Call and we'll tell you honestly whether it's worth bringing equipment out — sometimes the answer is that it isn't, and we'd rather say so than take your money.

What information should I have ready?

The property address, a rough description of the problem or what you want done, any photos you've got, and your timeline. None of it is required, but having it means we can often tell you something useful on the first call.

Why isn't there a contact form?

Because it would slow you down. Most of what we need to know — where the property is, what the ground looks like, whether there's a permit involved — comes out in a minute of conversation and would take several rounds of messages otherwise. Call or text and you'll have an answer the same day.

Do you work with builders and contractors?

Yes, regularly. Call and we'll sort out the details; prints or a site plan can follow by email once we've talked. We can work to plan elevations or to surveyor stakes and hold to a construction schedule.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We're a licensed and insured excavation contractor and we run our own trucks under USDOT 3971104. Ask to see anything you'd like to see — it's a fair question and we're not offended by it.

What if I'm not sure which service I need?

That's normal, and it's not your job to know. Describe the problem and we'll work out what it takes. Plenty of jobs turn out to need something different from what the caller expected.

Let's talk about it

One number, and somebody who does the work answers it. Tell us where the property is and what you're dealing with, and we'll take it from there.

Webster's General Contracting LLC — licensed and insured excavation contractor, Kearneysville, West Virginia. Serving Jefferson, Berkeley and Morgan County.