Abba's House LLC builds new homes and remodels existing ones in New York. Foundations, framing, additions, and interior renovations stay with one licensed contractor. Carpentry, roofing, electrical, and plumbing are scheduled together from the first day.
Remodeling an older New York house is mostly discovery. What the walkthrough shows is the finish surface, and what actually drives the cost sits behind it: framing that was modified once, wiring added in stages, and a floor plan that made sense for a different way of living.
That is why the scope gets written before demolition and why the estimate covers labor, materials, and schedule in writing. Abba's House LLC covers every trade a remodel touches, so the project does not stall between two companies with separate calendars.
Seven service lines under one licensed general contractor, from interior renovations to full residential construction.
Home remodeling in New York covers interior layout changes, updated systems, and full house updates on properties built decades before current materials existed. The scope gets written before demolition, because older houses rarely reveal everything at the very first walkthrough.
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Residential construction in New York covers structural work on existing houses: framing, foundations, load bearing changes, and the engineering questions that come with them. This is the work that happens before any finish material is ordered or installed on site.
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New construction in New York starts from an empty lot: excavation, footings set below the frost line, foundation, framing, envelope, then systems and finish. Every stage gets inspected and signed off before the next one covers it up for good.
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Interior renovations in New York cover walls, ceilings, floors, stairs, and the systems behind them. Opening a wall usually turns into a framing question first, because the original floor plan rarely matches how people actually live in a house today.
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Exterior improvements in New York cover the whole envelope: roofing, siding, gutters, masonry, trim, and paint. Handling them together matters here, because water gets into a house at the joints where those systems meet, rather than in the open field.
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Home addition projects in New York add square footage: rear additions, second story work, and enclosed porches converted to living space. Setbacks, lot coverage, and how the new structure ties into the old one decide what is actually possible here.
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General home improvements in New York cover the jobs that fall between a repair and a renovation: a rebuilt porch, a finished basement, a bathroom updated in place, or a set of exterior repairs done together on a single schedule.
Get an estimateFour steps from the first walkthrough to the final walk with the homeowner.
Every room in the project gets walked, measured, and photographed before any number goes onto a written estimate.
Labor, materials, sequence, and start dates go in writing, and the homeowner approves before any material gets ordered.
What comes out of the walls gets reviewed with the homeowner before the scope changes or price moves.
Framing, systems, and finish run in sequence, then the completed work is walked with the homeowner before closing.
The written estimate covers labor, materials, and schedule, so nothing important gets decided halfway through a New York remodeling project.
Older houses hide surprises. What the demolition finds gets shown to the homeowner and priced rather than quietly absorbed later.
Structural work and finish work run under one company, so the same crew that frames an addition also finishes it.
A selection of interiors, additions, and full construction projects completed by our crew, grouped by service. Click the featured image to enlarge.
It depends entirely on scope and on what the demolition finds. Older New York houses hide surprises, so we write the estimate after seeing the space, never over the phone.
It depends on the scope and which rooms are involved. We'll tell you straight at the walkthrough, since a single room is very different from a whole floor being opened.
We stop and show you. Older houses hide things behind the plaster, and anything that changes the scope gets priced and approved before the crew keeps going.
We can, and we confirm which building department applies to your address first. That matters in New York, since city and town boundaries do not always match a mailing address.
Yes. Interior renovations run from a single room to a whole house, and general home improvements cover the jobs that sit between a repair and a full renovation.
Yes. We walk the space, measure, and send a written estimate covering labor and materials. There's no charge and no obligation to move forward with the work.
New construction and remodeling are available in these New York towns and counties. Ask about any town that is not listed here.
Rensselaer County, Scotia
Hudson, Catskill, Oneonta, Woodstock, Saugerties, Lake Katrine, Red Hook, Tivoli, Rhinebeck, Millbrook, Pine Plains, Millerton
Arlington, Port Ewen, Highland, Marlboro, Milan, LaGrangeville, Wappingers Falls, Hopewell Junction, Fishkill, Cold Spring
Cornwall, Warwick, Goshen, Port Jervis, Peekskill, Nyack
