Able Construction Services has been in business in the Howard county and surrounding area since 1989. We have earned a reputation for outstanding quality and service from our long list of satisfied customers. Our work was recognized by Qualified Remodeler Magazine and we received a National Design Award for a residential remodeling project we did in Bethesda, Maryland.
Our goal is to be dedicated to working with you to meet your needs for your remodeling project. We take pride in our repeat customers and word-of-mouth referrals due to our high standard of quality workmanship.
Our goal is to be dedicated to working with you to meet your needs for your remodeling project. We take pride in our repeat customers and word-of-mouth referrals due to our high standard of quality workmanship.
Services
Able Construction Services is an Approved James Hardie Installer, the leading manufacturer of fiber cement siding. James Hardie fiber cement siding gives you a beautiful home that is also safe from environmental and accidental wear and tear, with a choice of up to 26 baked-on colors via our ColorPlus Collection.
Last spring you completed the Hardie siding, porch reconstruction, and roof project at our house in Glenwood. We want to thank you for an amazing outcome that held up wonderfully during last week's storm. Of course, we had absolutely no damage, leaks, etc. Several neighbors were cleaning up gutters that had come loose along with general house debris at their homes after the storm.
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Rusty Wheeler
Nov 05, 2014
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Able Construction Services were great to work with. They worked around my schedule and worked the job nonstop from beginning to end. I wanted to get new construction Andersen windows instead of the vinyl replacements that everyone is trying to sell you. I also wanted to replace the aluminum siding on my house with Hardie siding. Able Construction did everything I asked and the price seemed reasonable.
Joe Don
Jun 07, 2014
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My house had original aluminum siding from 1983, and I decided that it was time for improvements. I looked at 3 options: 1) repair/paint existing siding, 2) replace with vinyl siding, or 3) replace with Hardie plank. Obviously, repairing would have been the least expensive and Hardie plank the most expensive (at least so I thought). I procured seven estimates from different contractors on the various approaches with most providing an estimate on both vinyl and Hardie plank. In the end, I went with Able Construction and Hardie plank. Hardie plank installation does tend to be higher priced than vinyl
