Contractors in Burnsville, NC
4 local businesses based in Burnsville.
Appalachian Truss Systems, LLC
Appalachian Truss Systems designs, builds, and delivers roof and floor trusses from a plant in Burnsville, about 40 minutes northeast of Asheville. They sell to builders, building supply stores, architects, and home designers rather than direct to homeowners. Alongside the trusses they supply specialty hangers, fasteners, and LVL beams — the hardware that goes with a truss package rather than a separate order. The Burnsville facility opened in 2015 and runs roughly 11,500 square feet of manufacturing space with an automated saw for component fabrication. The company operates as part of the Oxford Group. Burnsville puts them in Yancey County, which makes deliveries into Buncombe County and the Asheville area straightforward.
- Residential
- Commercial
DryWorx Asheville
DryWorx is a veteran-owned, family-run company working out of Burnsville, up in Yancey County, and covering the greater Asheville area from Arden and Biltmore Forest through Black Mountain. The list goes further into structural work than most crawl space companies: alongside encapsulation, ventilation, dehumidification, and waterproofing, they repair the floor system itself, including dry rot. That matters because rot in the framing above a damp crawl space is the damage people find last, usually after the moisture problem has been running for years. Basement work is here too, with drainage systems, crack repair, and sump pump installation and service. Being based in Burnsville puts them closer to the northern end of the region than most companies on this page, which is worth knowing if you're in Yancey or Madison County.
- Residential
Heritage Lumber Company
Heritage Lumber is a full-service building supply yard on Highway 19 in Burnsville, and it has grown from a lumber business started in 1985 into something closer to a complete home center. The range is unusually wide for a yard this size — framing material and decking at one end, antique hardwoods and stone at the other, plus doors, windows, hardwood and plank flooring, hardware, and appliances. That combination matters in Yancey County, where the alternative is often an hour of driving to assemble the same list from three places. They run their own delivery fleet and offer design help, which is the part homeowners tend not to expect from a lumber yard. If you're building or renovating anywhere north or east of Asheville — Burnsville, Micaville, Spruce Pine, the Bee Log and Cane River side — it's worth pricing here before assuming Asheville is cheaper once you add the trip.
- Residential
- Commercial
Jack's Locksmith
Jack's Locksmith is a husband-and-wife business working out of Burnsville, about forty minutes northeast of Asheville, and serving Asheville, Weaverville, Black Mountain, Arden, Hendersonville, Marion, Spruce Pine, and the surrounding mountain communities. They publish North Carolina locksmith license **#2631**, which we checked against the state board's active roster in August 2026. It is held by Emily Sheppard and current. Services span residential, automotive, and commercial: rekeying, lockouts, key duplication and fob programming, ignition repair, smart locks, master key systems, and safes. Because they are based outside Buncombe County, confirm travel time and any trip charge when you call, particularly for an emergency lockout where response time is the whole point.
- Residential
- Commercial
