Since 1925 The Andrew Ansaldi Company has been involved in the building construction industry; from custom homes and general contracting to a supplier of earth products and ready-mixed concrete. Over the years, our company has built hundreds of residential homes, commercial buildings, and industrial buildings for as many proud and satisfied customers.Every Ansaldi Built project, large or small, receives the same quality workmanship and attention to detail. Our reputation for service and quality workmanship is firmly established and recognized in the Greater Hartford area.
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Since 1925, The Andrew Ansaldi Company, located in Manchester Connecticut, has been among Hartford County's leaders in the General Contracting industry. Our long history of success is directly attributed to an unparalleled commitment to our clients, integrity in our work, and upholding our reputation for providing top quality general contracting services on time and on budget. Our number one priority is to exceed every client's expectations and to help them realize the vision and goals of their project.
No single solution exists for all home and commercial building owners' needs. Factors such as scope, budget, and timeline are variables that determine which solution is best suited for each project. Our strength lies within our flexible and honest approach. The Andrew Ansaldi Co. can deliver quality construction projects for all of your general contracting, building and development needs.
From quality custom homes to commercial and retail spaces that you can take pride in, The Andrew Ansaldi Company can build from your plans and specifications or provide design/build services for any project from concept to completion. All Construction projects are performed with our own employee work force and receive the quality workmanship and attention to detail that have earned us our unmatched reputation since 1925.
It is estimated that up to 41 Connecticut towns in Hartford, Tolland, and Windham counties now have homes suffering from crumbling foundations. The cause of this devastating issue is a mineral called pyrrhotite which causes the slow deterioration of concrete foundations when exposed to oxygen and water.
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