Fina Construction Inc. is a quality oriented building and remodeling company in the Mt. Vernon and South Alexandria areas of Fairfax County, Virginia. We specialize in kitchen and bathroom remodeling, and renovation and repair to the distinctive houses of the Hollin Hills neighborhood. We have completed everything from award-winning nationally recognized renovation projects to small handyman-type repair jobs.By keeping skilled craftsman on staff for most trades, rather than sub-contracting, we are able to keep complicated jobs running efficiently, and ensure the highest level of quality control.
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Fina Construction has been specializing in Residential building and remodeling since 1986. We are able to provide a full line of quality services for all your remodeling, maintenance, and repair needs. Fina Construction is fully licensed and insured. Our work has won the Alexandria Building Industry Association's Award of Excellence, and the Historic Alexandria Foundation 1999 Preservation Award Certificate of Merit. It has been featured in Inform Magazine, The Alexandria Gazette, The Washington Post, and on Home and Garden Television (HGTV).
I've been meaning to write to tell you that my wife and I have been truly impressed by the work that both Ed and Ricky have done for us. The quality of their work is excellent, they are meticulous in getting it right in every detail, and the work areas are left cleaner than when they arrived. In addition, both are sensitive to wearing masks and maintaining safe social distance.
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Hollin Hills houses were originally built with single pane glass in all of the windows. Those of us that live in the houses know from our heating and cooling bills this is neither energy efficient, nor comfortable. Not only is the single pane glass energy inefficient, but humidity condenses on the interior of cold glass, often covering the window with condensation, and causing water to pool on window sills. In extremely cold weather, the condensation on the interior face of the window freezes, resulting in a layer of ice on the inside of the window.
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Sergio Hernandez
Jun 19, 2018
