My boyfriend and I have been looking for a shore home for almost a year now, we live in the city. Our parents owned a home down the shore, and we wanted to relive the same experience. We couldn't find exactly what we wanted that was move in ready, so we decided to buy something in need of work so that we could build OUR house. It's been quite some time since we've done a construction project so we thought it might be a great experience. We found 3 contractors when we searched online that we thought would be worthwhile contacting. All of them were very professional and prompt, but we felt that Henn & Nardini had great people and a great process. We met with their Architects and Engineers to get the design process started which was a pleasure. They're very thorough and had our construction documents ready to go in a timely manner. We put our project out to bid, just to make sure that all of their numbers would line up when it came to their construction proposal, which it did. At that point we decided to move forward with them, no slight to the other builders, but we just felt more comfortable that they would deliver a better product that coincided with our vision. I'm glad that we moved forward with them, looking back on their professionalism, transparency, workmanship, and honesty. The house we bought needed a lot of work, especially to make it feel like OUR house. It was extremely dated....not only the finishes but the layout as well, it was cut up. The scope of work included raising the home, removing the 3rd floor roof and re-framing, re-framing the whole first floor, creating living space under the house, new windows, new doors, new siding, new roof, and new decking on the exterior. Complete gut of the inside interiors with reconfiguration of all 3 floor layouts. Basically outside of keeping some exterior and interior framing, a new home....which was exactly what we wanted. Things progressed nicely, and they always kept us in the loop of the progress, which was great for us considering we are in the city. The owners are always a phone call away, or they get back to promptly which was also nice if you had questions or concerns. Our end product came out beautiful. The layout of our new house is great, we can entertain large parties, have people over to go to the beach (with parking), or just relax. If you have a project that you are considering Henn & Nardini Contracting for, then contact them, you will not be disappointed. We will enjoy this house for many many summers and weekends thanks to them. I've even added a few pictures of how beautiful our house came out. read more

Henn & Nardini Contracting - a large kitchen with a center island - General Contractors Near Me - Barnegat, New Jersey

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We contracted with this company to do a bathroom renovation. Do yourself a favor and run from them. They are terrible at customer service and at doing the job. They have promised us a couple of times to be here on a given day and finish- they call to switch days and then don't show up. read more

Don't know about the quality of their work, but their worker's attitude sucks. They worked on my next door neighbor's house and I had to constantly pick up construction scraps that blew onto my yard. Then 3 times they partially blocked my driveway with their trucks, while they worked on my neighbor's house. One time they moved the truck before I got out there, two other times I had to yell at them multiple times to move their trucks so I could get out of my own driveway. When confronting their workers over blocking my driveway, I got no apology, just "ok". Not a company with any good business sense. Workers are rude. read more

Attached before and after photos to show what a great job Anthony did here! This was super easy to setup and he was done as promised within the few hours he said he would be. Thank you for the great job! read more

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Last year, after we paid off our 30-year mortgage, my wife and I decided that since our family dynamic no longer is what it was, that we should consider selling and moving to a warmer climate. After consulting with our realtor about an asking price, it was evident that accepting our outdated kitchen and bathroom would be major considerations for prospective buyers. Our realtor, the same one who sold us our home 30 years ago in whom we trust implicitly, suggested that we should spend somewhere in the neighborhood of $30,000 to renovate because, in the current increasingly slow home sales market, it is the appearance and quality of the kitchen and bath and appliances that are either the deal makers or the deal breakers. Doing the math, it made a great deal of sense to bring our kitchen and bath into the 21st Century. It was our realtor who suggested Henn & Nardini Contracting to us to do the job. Even so, we asked for estimates from several very reputable Home Improvement Contractors for the sake of price and quality of work comparison. Some broke appointments we made; others didn't even take the time to call back. When we met with Kurt and Anthony from Henn & Nardini, we were greatly impressed by their professionalism, references, knowledge, extensive experience, and track record. They took a great deal of time with us, answering the many questions we had and covered every detail with us, from what the completed project would look like, the time required to do the job, and costs. My wife has a very good intuitive sense when it comes to people and she let me know that she trusted that Kurt and Anthony should be the ones to do the job. Turns out her trust was well-founded. In less than two months without any inconvenience to our family, the job was finished. As the work progressed, my wife and I marveled at the quality of Kurt and Anthony's craftsmanship, the extreme care which they took in making sure that everything was exactly as it should be, and their careful attention to every detail. My wife and I can't thank Kurt and Anthony enough for transforming our home into the home we always wanted. Now we're having second thoughts about moving and our realtor, seeing how desirable our property has become, is chomping at the bit to convince us to put it on the market. read more