ABC Ltd

03/09/2026

Loving this outlook, hard to beat a building site with sea views! Great progress from the crew.

01/09/2026

Keeping it cosy 🧡 The team getting the insulation sorted before the walls go up. One of those jobs you never see once the house is finished, but makes all the difference for the years after.

26/08/2026

Old bones, new life, or a clean slate? We’re breaking down how to decide whether to renovate or rebuild, and what to consider before you commit. Read more on our blog:

It’s one of the biggest decisions homeowners face: do you work with what you’ve got, or start fresh? If you’re living in an older home around Warkworth, Matakana, or the wider Rodney area, chances are you’ve asked yourself this question at least once.Both options have real merit, and there.....

20/08/2026

Team work makes the dream work 👷🏼‍♂️🛠️

18/08/2026

Roof on, views locked in. Not a bad spot to be working!

04/08/2026

Our Algies bay extension / renovation is starting to come together. Final foundations going in on stage two and ready to begin the cedar cladding on stage one.

31/07/2026

Good progress on our Omaha job this week. Cedar cladding going up on the exterior and gib lining complete inside ready for the plasterer.

24/07/2026

Thinking about building your dream home? Between the first chat and the day you get your keys, there's a lot that happens, and it doesn't have to feel like a mystery.

We've put together a straightforward look at what building actually involves, from initial plans right through to handover. Worth a read if you’re thinking about it!

If you've never built a home before, the process can feel like a bit of a mystery. How long does it take? What happens first? When do you need to make decisions? And what should you actually be doing at each stage?We get these questions all the time, and honestly, the more you understand upfront, th...

08/07/2026

Concrete ribs being installed today. Ready for the infills and concrete mid floor prep.

25/05/2026

Good progress on our Ti Point job today with the first of the panels going up.