Lancaster Craftsmen Builders was founded by Mark Lancaster in 1979. Since then, we've built hundreds of custom homes in Frederick, Carroll, and Washington Counties. Over the years, we've become well known for our painstaking historic renovations, and we focus on green construction - designing homes that are built and operated in an environmentally-friendly way.
Hagerstown, MD Fairway Woods | West Stone Estates Lancaster Craftsmen Builders has also developed hundreds of building lots throughout Frederick County. Lancaster Craftsmen Builders has been an active member of the Frederick County Building Industry Association (FCBIA) since 1986.
Hagerstown, MD Fairway Woods | West Stone Estates Lancaster Craftsmen Builders has also developed hundreds of building lots throughout Frederick County. Lancaster Craftsmen Builders has been an active member of the Frederick County Building Industry Association (FCBIA) since 1986.
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We build in places we would personally like to call home, carefully evaluating locations to create attractive, welcoming neighborhoods that blend well with the surrounding area. Located adjacent to the Safeway shopping plaza directly across from Richland Golf Course a unique opportunity to own or lease a commercial condominium.
I want to thank you again for making my dream home come true - it is perfect! To add, especially, it was completed in such a timely manner. I also want to congratulate you for creating an amazing team - it takes a lot of talent to do so and it is very seldom accomplished. You, all of you, are professionals, efficient, kind, caring, wonderful people and it all reflects in the finished product.
How much per square foot should I budget for my house? That depends on the size and style of the home as well as the materials and finishes chosen. For example, a single-level home generally costs more per square foot to construct than a multi-story house. Also, the cost per square foot decreases as the size of the home increases.
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Bg Heickman
Nov 12, 2020
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I contacted Pete Lancaster about an issue with my recently-purchased Lancaster home. I’d been cooking in the kitchen when one of the two large chandeliers over the kitchen island came crashing down from the ceiling. The culprit: cheap, plastic electrical boxes were used for the heavy chandeliers, and their electrician had over-tightened the screws, which in-turn had broken the plastic tabs retaining the fixture.
I first reached out via email, but was ignored, and finally reached Pete, who confirmed he received the email but there was “nothing he could do about it”. I explained the situation
I first reached out via email, but was ignored, and finally reached Pete, who confirmed he received the email but there was “nothing he could do about it”. I explained the situation
Natalie Bohannon
Jul 06, 2020
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