Service Area
Remodeling contractor inMcLean,
VA
Design-build remodeling for McLean homes. Kitchens, primary suites, lower levels, additions and outdoor living, with one project lead from the first call to the final walkthrough.
- Georgetown Pike
- Old Dominion Drive
- Chain Bridge Road
- Langley
- Chesterbrook
- ZIP 22102
About McLean
Premium contracting in McLean.
McLean is unincorporated Fairfax County. ZIP 22101 covers the estate streets along Georgetown Pike, Old Dominion Drive, and Chain Bridge Road: large lots and one-off custom houses. ZIP 22102 is closer to Tysons and Route 123, with more attached housing around the commercial core. Building permits go through Fairfax County Land Development Services. Some neighborhoods require HOA architectural review, and many estate streets do not. A county permit is not HOA approval. The drive from Martinsburg is Route 9 to Leesburg, then Route 7 east, or Route 7 to Route 28 and I-66 to the Beltway. Real Elite remodels kitchens, primary suites, finished lower levels, and additions.
For this area, see Permits in Fairfax County: what to expect.
Deck permit and HOA
- A McLean deck, including a change to a deck already standing, is a Fairfax County Land Development Services building permit. McLean has no town zoning counter ahead of that filing.
- On a McLean street that has an association, HOA architectural review runs alongside the county permit. Submit both.
What we build in McLean
Services ordered by what McLean homeowners are actually investing in.
Premium Interior
Kitchen Remodeling
Starting at $28,000
See kitchen remodelingNeighborhoods we work in
- Georgetown Pike
- Old Dominion Drive
- Chain Bridge Road
- Langley
- Chesterbrook
- ZIP 22102
Project photos
Photos from completed Real Elite projects.
Why McLean homeowners choose Real Elite
- ·Family-run remodeling and exterior contracting.
- ·WV Contractor License WV062432 · Virginia Class A Contractor 2705198604 (HIC) · Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor PA225060.
The Military Precision Process
Four steps. No surprises.
The same disciplined operating system every project follows — from the first phone call through the final walkthrough.
- 01
Recon
On-site assessment, scope walkthrough, and a clear picture of what your project actually needs — at no cost.
- 02
Plan
Written scope, transparent line-item pricing, financing options, and a project lead assigned before we break ground.
- 03
Execute
Discuss site supervision, communication, and cleanup arrangements during the estimate.
- 04
Inspect
Review the proposed scope and warranty terms before signing. You only sign off when the project is right.
Read first
Guides for McLean homeowners.
Pricing, permits, material choices — practical reading before you sign anything.
McLean FAQ
Questions McLean homeowners ask first.
Does Real Elite Contracting serve McLean, VA?+
Yes. Real Elite Contracting works across McLean and the surrounding Fairfax County area. We are headquartered in Martinsburg, WV and are licensed and insured in West Virginia, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
What services does Real Elite offer in McLean?+
In McLean we focus on Kitchen Remodeling, Bathroom Remodeling, Basement Finishing, Whole-Home Remodeling, Home Additions, plus general remodeling, additions, and exterior repairs. Our work is family-run and built with military precision.
How fast can I get a quote in McLean?+
For roofing, our AI Instant Roof Quote returns a ballpark price from your address in about 60 seconds — no ladder, no appointment. For other services, a project lead follows up after reviewing your request with a free written estimate.
Who runs Real Elite Contracting?+
Family-run by brothers Jose and Miguel. Miguel is a U.S. military veteran and Purple Heart recipient. The motto — "Military Precision. Civilian Excellence." — is how we talk about the standard of the work.
Before Work Begins
Start with a clear agreement.
Use the estimate to discuss the details that matter in your home.
Discuss the Scope
Bring your plans, priorities, and budget to the estimate. Review what is included before committing to construction.
Review the Details
Ask for current license and insurance documents, proposed warranty terms, and the responsibilities of each contractor on your project.
Plan Communication
Discuss site supervision, progress reporting, access, and cleanup arrangements before work begins.