General contractingin Carroll County, MD & Adams County, PA
Kitchen and bath remodels. Decks and porches. Rehabs and general contracting. Bring your plans to a contractor who understands the work from the ground up.
Tell us about your project Explore our servicesAdams County, PA · Carroll County, MD
Make more of
the place you call home.
One room or a bigger plan. Start with what you want to improve, and we’ll work through the details together.
Home additions
More space for the way you live.
Kitchen remodeling
A kitchen that works for the way you live.
Bathroom remodeling
Make your everyday routine feel better.
Decks & porches
More room to enjoy being home.
Property rehabs
A practical plan for a property’s next chapter.
General contracting
Experienced coordination. Clear accountability.
No job is too small.
There’s room for the repair list, too.
Small repairs. Drywall and painting. Concrete patios. Finished basements. Handyman work.
Tell us what needs attention, whether it’s a single fix or several improvements.
Discuss your projectSpaces with a purpose. Details with character.
A light-filled bathroom. A place to spend time outside. A wood counter that brings people together. Consider what would make your own home more useful, comfortable and personal.
Hands-on roots.
A clear plan forward.
“Communicate. Follow through.
Stay prepared. Deliver results.”
Tony started in construction at 17. From laborer to carpenter, superintendent to operations leadership, he has learned what it takes to move a project from an idea to a finished space.
Today, he brings 25 years in construction and 15 years in construction management to T.Reno Contracting. The aim is simple: organized work, clear communication and a result you can be proud of.
Meet the person behind the workA project you
can feel prepared for.
You don’t need every detail figured out. You need a place to start and a clear understanding of what comes next.
Tell us your plans.
Share the project, its location and what you want to accomplish. Tony responds to new inquiries within 24 hours or less.
Understand the scope.
Discuss your priorities, budget and the requirements of the work so the proposal reflects your project.
Stay in the conversation.
Know where the project stands. Talk through decisions, questions and changes along the way.
Start with what isn’t working.
You may know exactly what you want to build. Or you may simply know that your kitchen feels crowded, the bathroom needs attention, or your outdoor space could be more useful.
Either is a good place to start. Tell us how you use the space now and what you want to change. We’ll discuss your priorities, the existing conditions and the work involved before shaping the next step.
For developers and general contractors, the conversation starts with the scope, location and responsibilities you need covered. Tony’s background in the field and in construction management helps connect the plan with the practical demands of the work.
Talk through your ideasClose to home.
Focused on your project.
Serving homeowners, developers and general contractors in Adams County, Pennsylvania and Carroll County, Maryland. Other locations in PA and MD are available upon request. Licensed in Maryland and registered in Pennsylvania, with insurance in both states.
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before you begin?
All your questions Do you provide free estimates?
We offer consultations and project estimates based on the scope and requirements of your project. Every project is different, so we take the time to understand what you want before putting together an accurate proposal.
Can you help me if I don't know exactly what I want yet?
Yes. You don't need to have every detail figured out before contacting us. We can discuss your goals, budget, priorities, and ideas and help develop a practical plan for moving forward.
Do you work on small projects?
Yes. No job is too small. We do small repairs, drywall and painting, concrete patios, finished basements and handyman work. Send us your list and we’ll discuss the scope and next step.
Good work starts with
a good conversation.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll talk through the next step.