Retaining walls are structures designed to hold back soil and prevent erosion, providing stability to sloped or uneven terrain. They are often associated and used with landscaping and aesthetic improvements. Retaining walls serve important functional purposes in both residential and commercial construction. Retaining walls are necessary when soil movement, drainage issues, or elevation changes threaten…
read moreWe touched a similar topic a few days ago regarding siding – you’re taking on a big investment, and you typically want to know how long that investment can be expected to last before you’re going to need to consider repairs and improvements. Today, we’re going to talk about something a bit more complicated –…
read moreWe know that services like siding are a considerable investment. Once you’ve decided to finish your siding, it’s not uncommon to feel like you need a break from any unexpected expenses. Luckily, most siding is built to last – especially modern siding. But at some point, you’re going to eventually need to keep an eye…
read moreSchedule Your Home Upgrades Now to Save Money in the Long Term Over the past few years, we’ve spoken with many people that were delaying their home upgrades hoping that the price of materials would drop. We’re now two years on, and not only are they not dropping, but they are continuing to increase. There…
read moreRight now, we’re still in the middle of the cold/snow season. Unless you roof is actively leaking, this is not exactly the time of year that many of us are thinking about our roof – or going outside at all. Still, at some point you’re going to need to inspect your roof for damage. Every…
read moreChristian Construction recently completed a kitchen renovation, and we’re a little bias, but we love it. Check it out: Check out that island! That kitchen island is perfect for entertaining. It’s waterfall style, which is time-tested for its long term value. Int eh background, you can see the beautiful new backsplash, the cabinets, and of…
read moreChristian Construction does it all – everything your property needs to look its best and maintain – and grow – your property value. We’re have been working on a property right now, for example, that needed upgrades to its roofing, windows, siding. You can see our work below: We replaced the siding, upgraded the windows…
read moreYesterday, we spoke about this idea of choice paralysis, and how some people – when faced with the difficulty of choices for updating and renovating their property – end up choosing to do nothing at all, despite finding themselves resenting their home and feeling like they are in need of a change. The reason for…
read moreSo many of us want to remodel our homes. But what should we do? Should we work on the kitchen? Should we do the bathroom? Should we redo the flooring or the siding or the paint? Even if you generally know what you want to work on – for example, remodeling your bathroom – there…
read moreIt’s still the heart of winter, and as of this writing, it’s snowing and only about 12 degrees. It’s cold, and your heating system is likely working overtime to try to warm your property up. ALL HVAC systems are going to struggle in this type of cold. It’s unrealistic to expect your property to be…
read moreHey Staten Islanders! If you’re planning a home remodeling project, why not add energy efficiency to the mix? Christian Construction is here to show you how to transform your space into an eco-friendly hub. Get ready to save on those utility bills while doing your bit for Earth! Why Energy Efficiency Matters in Home Remodeling…
read moreHardwood flooring remains one of, if not the most, sought after forms of flooring available. Indeed, most forms of flooring – from LVP to laminate – are all designed to mimic wood flooring, because wood flooring is immensely popular. But hardwood flooring is made out of real wood, and as a result, it is at…
read moreAs we start the new year, it’s time to think about budgeting for your next home remodeling project. Is it an upgraded bathroom? A new roof? New siding? What about a new concrete driveway? Chances are, you’ve spent some degree of time thinking about New Year’s Resolutions, and that means it’s time to also consider…
read moreIn the competitive world of home remodeling, finding the right company for your project can be a challenge. Staten Island homeowners seeking a reliable and experienced partner for their renovations turn to us. Let’s explore the qualities that make them a leading choice Why Christian Construction is Staten Island’s Premier Home Remodeler When it comes…
read moreWe all want to make updates to our home. But, no matter our best efforts, they are expensive. Christian Construction offers some of the best rates in the entire industry, with prices starting at as little as $4999 for a new roof, but there are materials costs and other items that are unavoidable in today’s…
read moreChristian Construction is based in Staten Island, and here in Staten Island, many of the homes around us – in North Shore, South Shore, and Mid Shore – are older. Some are from the 1920s. Some are from the 1960s. Some are from the 1940s. Homes in this area have many different ages and styles.…
read moreIf your roof was completed 15, 20, or more years ago, it is highly likely that you have an asphalt shingle roof. Asphalt roofing has been a staple in residential and commercial construction for decades, known for its affordability, durability, and versatility. They’re also the roofing option most likely to get damaged, and the one…
read moreTheoretically, roofing is quite durable. If you think about the amount of wind, rain, and snow that roofs can handle, the average roof can withstand a lot of elements. But if you’ve ever held a piece of roofing material in your hands, especially something like asphalt shingles, you can also tell that it isn’t exactly…
read moreWe’re all looking for interesting ways to make our kitchens stand out. Kitchen islands, in general, are incredibly popular due to the way that they break up the visual aspects of the space while also creating usable countertop. Most people that get kitchen renovations done these days install a kitchen island if it fits in…
read moreEvery building material has a lifespan. That is especially true of siding, which takes a considerable amount of abuse and exposure to the elements. All siding will wear away over time, but one that many homeowners are considered about is stucco. Stucco is a durable, versatile exterior finish used in residential and commercial buildings, valued…
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