We live in a house on the beach which hadn’t had any remodeling work since it was built 45 years ago. There was some pretty ugly tile and a non functioning whirlpool tub as well as a leaking outer wall window that we knew probably needed replacing. Alan came in and helped us visualize a new/modern look…new plumbing, a new adult sized shower and getting rid of the tub. As with lots of remodels on older homes…behind the walls told a story of dry rotted exterior siding, a window that couldn’t be salvaged…more unexpected work to be done before any remodel. A bit distressed due to rising costs and repairs, Alan worked with us to contain costs and deliver a beautiful full master bath remodel…on budget. He has a great team and expert crafts people to handle plumbing and electrical work. Upon completion my wife asked me if I would use Alan again…my answer was an unequivocal yes…without reservation.
Remodeling in Cedar Point, NC
Alan and his own crew build bathrooms, kitchens, decks, additions and screened porches in Cedar Point. From a cramped sink area to a back door that needs a better landing, a thoughtful change can help you enjoy the house you have and make more of the space around it.
What we build in Cedar Point
Bathrooms
A bathroom that leaves space to dry off without squeezing past the vanity.
Kitchens
Kitchen counters with room for meal prep and a clear place to serve dinner.
Additions
An addition that gives your family breathing room without losing the house you love.
Screened porches & sunrooms
A screened place to sit near the yard while keeping evening insects outside.
Decks & patios
Steps and decks with room to pause between the garden and the back door.
Cabinetry
Fitted cabinets that turn awkward corners into storage you can reach every day.
Exterior
Siding, roof and window work that tackles damp wood before fresh materials hide it.
Building in Cedar Point
At Cedar Point, the recreation area beside the Croatan National Forest looks out toward the meeting of the White Oak River and Bogue Sound. There are wooded places and open stretches along the water. The difference is easy to notice at a house: a sunny wall may dry soon after a shower, while a shaded corner under a porch can stay damp much longer. That is one reason a walkthrough matters before you pick out what will go on the wall.
If a room feels too small, take note of the space the door takes up when it opens. Changing where it swings or how the vanity fits can free up room without changing the outside of the house. If the problem is truly a shortage of space, talk about where an addition would connect and how the new room would receive light. Those questions are easier to work through before walls come down. The best spot for storage is close to where you use it. Towels by the bath and dishes by the counter leave less to carry through narrow doorways.
Humidity is part of life around the river and sound, and hurricane season can bring rain into corners that are usually dry. Alan's crew takes the affected area down to the studs and checks for rot before new work covers it. The outside connection and the inside finish both count if the repair is going to hold up.
What our clients say
I can honestly say working with AB Building and Remodeling has been one of the best experiences I’ve ever had with a contractor. From start to finish, I felt completely comfortable. Their communication was excellent, they paid close attention to detail, and they made sure my home was always functional during the repair process. They were on time, quick, and cleaned up after themselves every day. The quality of their work was exceptional. I had water damage to my floor that required the subfloor to be replaced and new flooring laid—and they installed it even better than the first time. Now I realize just how bad it was before! I can’t say enough positive things about my experience. Without a doubt, I’ll be calling AB Building for my next project.
After calling AB Building and Remodeling late on a Friday, Alan got back to me almost immediately. Then on Saturday, next day, he had his worker come to the house to assess what the job would include and determine if they could do the job, which of course they could. Kim Carter performed all the work required for my Garage Door and Side Door Metal Trim replacement due to corrosion/age. He removed and reinstalled vinyl siding around the doors to get access he needed, removed all the metal trim around the doors and replaced the J channel and metal trim. As with any project we had a couple of surprises once the metal trim was removed. We discovered the Garage Side Door needed a new Threshold and the lower outside facing parts of the door had rotted away so after a quick trip to Lowes he repaired those issues as well. Very happy with the work done and feel very confident that I won't have to worry about either door trim for years to come. Thanks Alan and Kim.
Recent work
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Porches & Sunrooms
Screened Porch on a Shingle Home
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Decks & Stairs
Deck Stairs on a Raised Home
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Bathrooms
Coastal Master Bath with Window Shower
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Porches & Sunrooms
Raised Screened Porch with Stairs
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Decks & Stairs
Front Porch with Vinyl Railing
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Bathrooms
Marble Bath with Glass Shower
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Do you work in Cedar Point?
Yes. Alan and his own crew build in Cedar Point and across the Crystal Coast.
How do you start a remodel in Cedar Point?
Alan comes out himself. He looks at the job and tells you straight what it will take.
When can you start in Cedar Point?
Within 2 weeks of the down payment.
Who does the work in Cedar Point?
Alan's own crew. No subcontractors.

Ready to get it done?
Tell us about your project and Alan will call you to set up your free in-home estimate.
(252) 515-0340Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. Closed weekends.
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