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A. Pappajohn Company is a Norwalk-based construction company, as local news coverage has described it. Its own site groups its portfolio into commercial and mixed-use, retail and restaurant, interiors and offices, education and religious, and healthcare and senior-living work, and the company says it has been in business 34 years. A 2025 reviewer, signing as the owner of Mr Shower door, said the company had done build-outs at three of their locations, including the newest one in Norwalk. That 2025 reviewer said the work was precise, on time and to spec. A recent reviewer who worked with the company as a subcontractor said the team is organized on site. A 2024 reviewer said the work was rushed and shoddy. Connecticut lists its home improvement contractor registration, HIC.0543133, as expired, held by A Pappajohn Company.
Typical your area range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from A. Pappajohn Company. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
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$23,000 – $35,000
Typical remodeling project around $29,000
“The site is managed by A. Pappajohn Company, a Norwalk construction company.”
“This year, the Norwalk-based construction company is celebrating its 20th anniversary.”
Nothing but good experiences working with this crew as a subcontractor. The team is organized and great to coordinate with on site.
A Pappajohn has done build outs on three of our locations, including the newest 666 main Ave Norwalk. They do precise work ,always on time and to spec. They have a large team and field personnel of the highest caliber. The projects they work on speaks to the level professionalism, you can expect as a client. Tom Whitaker (owner Mr Shower door)
It wasn't a good experience work was rushed and shoddy
Can't make pizza. Can't build a building
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