Khella ConstructionKhella Construction
Cedar-shingled coastal home with turret and landscaped grounds on Long Island

Built square. Finished on time.

General contractors on Long Island since 2006. One accountable builder, our own carpenters, and the schedule in writing before anyone swings a hammer.

Nassau & Suffolk CountyLicensed & insuredNassau H-2214870000 · Suffolk 68142-HI

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We would rather turn a job down than staff it thin.

Most of what goes wrong on a job site is a communication failure, not a carpentry one.

Khella started as a two-man framing crew in Levittown and grew the slow way, one referral at a time. We still carry our own carpenters, which matters more than it sounds: the people who set your framing are the people who hang your trim, and they answer to the same superintendent.

When something is a quarter inch out, it gets fixed that week, not in a change order six weeks later.

Building on Long Island since
2006
Projects delivered
430+
Repeat and referral work
68%
Towns we cover
42+
How a job runs

No surprises,
on purpose.

Superintendent reviewing floor plans on a Khella job site

Walkthrough

We meet you on site, measure what exists, listen to what you actually want, and tell you straight whether the budget and the scope line up. No charge for this.

Scope and estimate

A line-item proposal: allowances broken out, exclusions written down, no lump-sum guessing. You see what every decision costs before you sign anything.

Drawings and permits

We bring in the architect and engineer, file with your town or village, and carry the application through plan review and any variance it needs.

Build

One superintendent owns your job and gives you their cell. Written update every Friday, a live schedule you can see, and a swept site before the weekend.

Punch and close-out

The punch list closes before the final payment, not after. Warranties, manuals, certificate of occupancy and lien waivers arrive in one package.

Where we work

42 towns,
two counties,
one contractor.

Every town page tells you who issues your permit, what is behind your walls, and whether the flood map reaches you — before you call anyone.

Roofer laying asphalt shingles over underlayment on a Long Island roof
They gave us a date in March and handed us the keys on that date.
D. Marchetti · Cold Spring Harbor · New construction, 2025

Let's price your project.

Send the outline and we will call you back within one business day to set up a walkthrough. Estimates are free and itemised.

Request an estimate (516) 667-5695