Excel Construction Services, LLC

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

✨ Now booking into July! ✨
Don’t wait—contact us today and we’ll get you on the schedule!

05/10/2026

Wishing a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the incredible moms in our community. Your dedication, your heart, and the way you show up every day truly make a difference.

To all the amazing moms —including bonus moms, pet moms, and every mom in between — today we honor you.🌷🌻

05/09/2026

Looking for work — even just for the summer?
We’ve got openings and would love to add motivated people to our team.
Whether you’re building experience or ready to jump right in, this could be a great fit.
📌 Must be 18 years or older
📩 Feel free to reach out for details or to apply!

05/03/2026

Ready to get scheduled? Let’s get you on our books today before the summer arrives!🏡

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day! 🌎

Fun fact about our company: we don’t just celebrate sustainability once a year — we live it every day. On every rebuild, new build, or addition, we cut down on waste by ordering only the materials we need. And any extra materials are always recycled.
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04/16/2026

Planning a flooring upgrade? Go with hardwood in entryways, kitchens, and hallways. These high-traffic zones need flooring that can handle daily wear without showing it, and hardwood holds up far better than softer materials. You'll avoid costly replacements down the road and keep those spaces looking sharp for years.

04/06/2026

Planning to clean your wood deck? Seal it first with a quality penetrating sealant, then pressure wash. If you pressure wash bare wood, you'll drive water deep into the grain, which leads to splintering, cracking, and rot as it expands and contracts.

A sealed deck sheds water instead of absorbing it, so cleaning becomes maintenance instead of damage control. You'll add years to the life of your deck and avoid costly repairs down the line.

Need help with your deck or patio? Give us a call at 207-513-6282.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter!🐣🐰🌷

03/30/2026

Planning a deck? Composite decking holds up far better than wood in Maine winters. It won't rot, splinter, or need annual staining, which means less maintenance and more years of use. Worth considering if you want something built to last.