Service Area · Haymarket, VA

Haymarket remodeling and electrical, from Dominion Valley to the village core.

Anson Electrical & Remodeling runs kitchen, bathroom, and basement projects, plus licensed electrical service, all over Haymarket. Two of our recent published builds sit behind the Dominion Valley gates. Three licensed trades on one crew, a written proposal before anything starts, and a shop in the same county as your driveway.

5.0 on Google · VA Master Electrician #2705178102 · Plumbing in-house as of 2026 · Virginia Class B Builder
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Why one company

Three licenses under one roof

A master bath or a lower level in Haymarket touches wiring, framing, and pipes before the pretty parts even begin. Most contractors hold one of those trades and rent the other two. Anson holds all three licenses itself, which is the quiet reason our schedules hold and our proposals do not sprout new line items midway.

Trade 01 · Electrical

The wiring is first-party

Brad Anson built this company as an electrician first. Panel work, recessed lighting, EV charger circuits, and every outlet in a remodel run under his Virginia Master Electrician License #2705178102, carried by our own crew rather than a rented sub.

Master Electrician #2705178102
Trade 02 · Building

So are the framing and finish carpentry

The remodeling side works under our Virginia Class B Builder License: demolition, framing, drywall, trim, and the sequencing that keeps a houseful of trades from tripping over each other. One named project manager carries your job from first walkthrough to last.

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Trade 03 · Plumbing

And as of 2026, the pipes

Plumbing came in-house as our third trade through a Virginia plumbing license as of 2026. We do not sell it on its own. It exists so a bathroom or wet bar rough-in lands on the same calendar as the wiring, with no outside plumber to wait on.

Third trade, in-house
Local knowledge

Working behind the gates, and in the village

Haymarket is really two housing stocks sharing one zip code: gated golf-course communities full of large 2000s homes, and an older village core whose houses predate them by generations. We work both, and they ask different things of a contractor.

01 Getting a crew through Dominion Valley's gate

Dominion Valley is a gated golf-course community, most of it built by Toll Brothers through the 2000s. Gate access only becomes a problem when a contractor treats it as an afterthought. We register our crew and our regular subs with the gatehouse before day one, keep the vehicle list current, and time material deliveries so nothing idles outside at 7 am while the clock runs.

02 What a 2000s Toll Brothers home is due for

These are big, well-built houses that are now around twenty years old, and they age on a fairly predictable schedule. Builder-grade bathroom surfaces give out first. Kitchens still function but look their vintage. Original water heaters and first-round recessed cans reach end of life, and a surprising number of lower levels were never finished at all. It is no accident that our two published Haymarket projects are a master bath rebuild and a basement finish.

03 Piedmont, and planning around architectural review

Piedmont is Haymarket's other gated golf community, and like Dominion Valley it has an HOA architectural review that applies to exterior changes. Interior remodels usually sail under it. An egress window cut, new exterior lighting, or anything visible from the street goes to the committee first, and we fold that review window into the written schedule instead of discovering it mid-project.

04 The blocks around Washington Street

Not everything here sits behind a gate. Haymarket's historic village core holds older homes with smaller panels, aging wiring, and additions layered on across decades, while the roads out of town carry newer custom homes on generous lots. Different houses entirely. Same crew, same standards.

Permits and inspections

Prince William County paperwork, handled from inside the county

Dominion Valley, Piedmont, and most homes carrying a Haymarket address sit in Prince William County, so the county issues the permits and sends the inspectors. We file every permit ourselves, electronically, and we book inspections around the crew's actual progress so the job never sits idle waiting on a stamp.

After 20+ years in Northern Virginia, we know this county's rhythms. Electrical permits usually come back within a couple of business days. A larger remodel needs plan review first, which can add a few weeks before the first hammer swings, and we say so in the proposal rather than letting it ambush the timeline. The permit cost sits on its own priced line, not folded into an allowance.

One wrinkle worth knowing: a Haymarket mailing address does not always mean the incorporated town itself. If your home does fall inside town limits, the approval path can differ a little, and we confirm the jurisdiction from your address before writing the proposal, so the schedule reflects the office you will actually be dealing with.

FAQ

Haymarket homeowner questions

Do you serve Dominion Valley and Piedmont?

Yes. Dominion Valley and Piedmont are the two Haymarket communities we work in most, and both of our published Haymarket projects, a full basement finish and a master bathroom rebuild, came out of Dominion Valley.

Gate access is routine for us. Our crew gets registered with the gatehouse before the first workday, so mornings start on time instead of in a visitor line. We are just as comfortable outside the gates, in the village blocks near Washington Street and on the larger lots around town. If your address says Haymarket, you are inside our normal working radius.

Do you handle HOA architectural review paperwork?

Yes, whenever the project needs it. Interior work in Dominion Valley and Piedmont rarely triggers architectural review, but anything visible from outside, an egress window cut, new exterior lighting, a vent through brick, usually does.

We prepare what the review committee wants to see: drawings, product specifications, and photos of the affected elevation. The application usually goes in under your name as the homeowner with our documents attached, and we build the committee's response window into the written schedule, so approval time never shows up as a surprise delay halfway through the job.

Which trades are actually in-house?

Three. Electrical, under Virginia Master Electrician License #2705178102. General construction, under a Virginia Class B Builder License. And plumbing, brought in-house as our third trade through a Virginia plumbing license as of 2026.

In practice, framing, drywall, finish carpentry, wiring, and plumbing rough-in are all our own people on one calendar, which is why our remodels do not stall between stages. Specialty work such as tile setting, countertop fabrication, and HVAC changes goes to subcontractors we have scheduled for years, managed inside the same written proposal you signed.

How soon can you get to Haymarket for a small job?

Usually inside the same week, depending on the season's workload. Haymarket is one of the closest towns to our Manassas shop, so a dead circuit, a ceiling fan swap, or a panel question does not wait in line behind the big remodels.

Small jobs get the same treatment as large ones here: a written quote before work starts and a licensed tradesman doing the work. If something feels urgent, say so when you call (703) 577-4505 and we will tell you honestly what the calendar allows.

Where is your team based?

Manassas. Anson's headquarters is on Mente Road in Manassas, an easy drive from Haymarket, and the people on your project are our own local crew, not a rotating roster from a regional office.

That distance matters more on a remodel than you might think. Inspections, punch-list items, and deliveries all get easier when the team can reach your door quickly, and a follow-up visit costs us a short drive rather than a rescheduled week. We have worked Northern Virginia homes for 20+ years, and Haymarket has been on our route the whole time.

Planning something in Haymarket? Walk us through it.

A free consultation at your home, a written, itemized proposal, and three licensed trades answering to one project manager. Ask about the Dominion Valley projects while you have us; we are glad to explain how they ran.

Class B Builder VA · Master Electrician #2705178102 · 5.0 on Google · Based in Manassas, same county