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StoneHaven Construction
Service areas

Roofing across Grant County.

StoneHaven Construction is based in Moses Lake and works on homes across all of Grant County, from Grand Coulee at the north end to Mattawa and Desert Aire at the south. Not sure if your town is in range? Call and ask.

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  • Phone line open 24 hours
  • Written estimate before work starts
StoneHaven Construction service area: Grant County, WashingtonMap of Grant County with Moses Lake at the center and rings every 20 miles. Towns served: Moses Lake, Ephrata, Soap Lake, Quincy, George, Royal City, Mattawa and Desert Aire, Warden, Coulee City, Grand Coulee and Electric City, plus Hartline and Wilson Creek. Map data: USGS The National Map.20 MI40 MI60 MIDOUGLASLINCOLNADAMSKITTITASCHELANFRANKLINOKANOGANGRANT COUNTYBanks LakeMoses LakePotholesColumbia RiverLake Roosevelt9090171728262431552283MOSES LAKEHOME BASEEPHRATASOAP LAKEQUINCYGEORGEROYAL CITYMATTAWADESERT AIREWARDENCOULEE CITYGRAND COULEEELECTRIC CITYHARTLINEWILSON CREEKWENATCHEEOTHELLOODESSAVANTAGE01020 MINMap data: USGS The National Map
Towns we serveEvery 20 miles from Moses LakeGrant CountyTap a town on the map for local details. Map data: USGS The National Map.
Towns we serve

Grant County, town by town.

Distances are approximate, measured from Moses Lake. Each page covers what we see on roofs in that town and answers the questions people there ask most. We also work in the smaller communities in between, including Hartline, Wilson Creek, Stratford and Beverly.

Questions

Service area questions.

What areas does StoneHaven Construction serve?

Moses Lake and all of Grant County, including Ephrata, Soap Lake, Quincy, George, Warden, Royal City, Mattawa, Desert Aire, Coulee City, Grand Coulee and Electric City.

My town isn’t on the list. Can you still come out?

Call (509) 998-1944 and ask. The list covers where we work most, not every place we’ll go.

Is StoneHaven registered in Washington?

Yes. WA contractor reg. # [WA REG. #]. You can confirm it on the Department of Labor & Industries’ Verify tool.

Is the phone line really open 24 hours?

Yes. If water is coming in, call (509) 998-1944 any time.

Next step

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