Eksil Construction LLC builds residential new construction and home additions in Connecticut. The same company that frames the structure also runs the flooring, trim, doors, and paint. One contractor carries the job from foundation to final walkthrough.
Ground-up residential builds, from foundation and framing through the final walkthrough. We coordinate the trades, keep the schedule moving, and handle inspections. Flooring, trim, doors, and paint are finished by the very same company that framed the house.
Second story additions, in-law suites, and bump-outs that tie into the existing house. The new roofline, siding, and floor height are matched so the addition does not read as an addition afterward. Permits and inspections are coordinated throughout.
Framing, flooring, finish carpentry, doors, windows, and painting all come from the same company. On most builds those are five separate contractors, five schedules, and five people to chase. Here it is a single point of contact and one schedule to follow.
Every estimate breaks out foundation, framing, mechanical rough-in, finishes, and labor separately, so nothing hides in a lump sum. Permit fees and inspection costs appear as their own lines. Change orders go in writing, not verbally on the job site halfway through.
Eksil Construction LLC is a licensed and insured contractor, and the paperwork is available in writing. Permits are pulled, inspections are scheduled, and nothing gets closed up until it passes. A new build leaves a paper trail worth keeping for future resale.
Call or send the form. Tell us the lot, the square footage, and roughly what you want built.
We walk the site, review your plans or sketches, and flag anything that will affect cost or schedule.
You receive an itemized estimate covering foundation, framing, mechanicals, finishes, permits, and labor, with a build schedule attached.
The crew builds, coordinates inspections, and walks the finished house with you before the punch list closes out.
Residential new construction and home additions are available in these Connecticut cities. If your town is not listed, call and ask, since coverage depends on schedule and distance.
There's no honest flat answer. Square footage, foundation type, and whether you're adding a bathroom all move the number a lot. Your estimate breaks it down into foundation, framing, mechanicals, and finishes, line by line.
Yes. New builds and additions both need them, and the timeline depends partly on your town's review process. We pull the permits, schedule the inspections, and put the fees on your written estimate up front.
Usually yes. We seal the opening between the addition and the existing house. You keep the heat and keep out the weather. There's always a rough stretch when the wall between them finally comes down.
Not to start. We can walk the site and give you a range off sketches. For a real number we do need plans, because framing, foundation, and mechanicals all price off the actual construction drawings.
Longer than people expect, and the permit review is often the slow part. Once framing starts it moves fast. Your estimate comes with a build schedule, so you'll see the phases laid out in order.
Call (203) 600-1627 or send the form on this page. Tell us whether it's a new build or an addition, and where the property is. We'll set up a site visit and go from there.
Send the details of your new build or home addition. You receive a free written estimate with the materials, labor, and permits broken out.
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