Blog: Capital Construction Contracting

With the first snowfall accumulating in New England, it's safe to say, the feeling of fall is just about gone. While we have a few more weeks of technically being in fall, it's time to get in the mindset of winter. With winter weather comes a lot of extra strain on homes. All the ice and snow and wi...

Capital Construction Contracting has been working on a two-family home in Somerville just near Porter Square and we are wrapping everything up! From the siding to the decking and the stairs, the whole entire house was completely falling apart before we got there. In a thriving area with rent prices...

Over the course of someone's life, they get fed a lot of information from a lot of people. In every aspect of life, so much of this knowledge is extremely helpful in understanding day to day life and important decision processes. But, it is important to know that sprinkled in throughout all those re...

Asphalt shingles are the most common residential roofing material throughout the entire United States and far and above throughout in New England.  In many residential neighborhoods, you'll most likely see the asphalt and then on far fewer occasions, you'll see slate, rubber, copper and other m...

Capital Construction Contracting just finished up a nice little project in the beautiful South End area of Boston earlier this week! The project for this building started with a new EPDM roof.  After the roof was installed the building owners wanted a roof deck to take in the beautiful view. An...

Skylights are an extremely popular addition to any home and yield so many benefits that you may or may not be aware of. Explore some of the main reasons why we find people enjoying their skylights. 1. Extra Sunlight: Probably the most obvious and popular reason for skylights is getting extra sun...

Capital Construction Contracting does a lot of our work in South Boston and this thriving neighborhood that is home to locals and young working professionals. With many of our employees working in this section of the city, it is a special place in our hearts. For this latest job of ours, we transfor...

If your roof starts to leak, you may think, putting a bucket under the exposed area is a temporary fix. While this small leak may not seem like a big issue and in your eyes, everything is under control, putting off a needed repair could affect a whole bunch of other issues. 1. Electrical Issues:...