By JR Reis, Owner & President · Last updated July 2026
23+ Years in Business · 1,000+ Projects Completed · Free Estimates · Financing Available
Abington was incorporated in 1712 and grew into one of Plymouth County’s major shoe-manufacturing and financial centers by the early 1900s — a history still visible around Island Grove, the 19th-century abolitionist gathering site that’s now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Today Abington is the county’s fourth-smallest town by land area, with an MBTA Commuter Rail stop connecting it straight into Boston, which keeps in-town lots tighter than in the more spread-out towns nearby.
We serve Abington as one of our regular South Shore towns, bringing the same licensed, lead-safe certified crew here that we use throughout our territory, with real familiarity with the shoe-era housing stock that fills much of the town.
Every service below is available across our full service area — same crew, same standards, regardless of which town you’re in.
Older homes near Abington's historic center often have smaller original kitchen footprints from the shoe-manufacturing era — we work within them or expand them thoughtfully.
Full rebuilds and tub-to-shower conversions. Original plumbing in Abington's early-1900s housing stock near Island Grove is a common factor we plan around.
As Plymouth County's fourth-smallest town, Abington's in-town lots run tighter than in the more rural towns nearby — additions here often need to work with closer setbacks.
Abington's tighter in-town lots make ADU placement a setback-and-lot-coverage exercise as much as a design one — we work through both before drawing up plans.
Sized to whichever lot you're working with — the tighter parcels near Abington's historic center or the more spread-out properties further from town.
On Abington's older homes near the historic center, we check how the ledger board ties into shoe-era framing before recommending repair versus a full rebuild.
We match siding to Abington's shoe-era residential architecture, much of it concentrated near the historic center.
Energy-efficient windows and doors sized for the openings common in Abington's early-1900s housing stock.
Our US Pro Method delivers a factory-finish transformation in under 10 days, off-site — a fast refresh for Abington's older kitchens.
We follow our full 13-step roofing process and back it with a 12-year warranty, covering homes throughout town, including those near Island Grove.
We provide full surface prep and lead-safe practices on Abington's pre-1978 homes, particularly the older housing stock near the historic center.
We paint interiors with full prep and a complimentary color consultation, taking extra care around the original trim common in Abington's older homes.
A budget-friendly refresh well suited to structurally sound bathrooms in Abington's shoe-era housing stock.
Durable garage and basement floor coatings, a practical upgrade across Abington's mix of older and newer homes.
We provide 24/7 emergency response for water damage, mold and ice damage throughout Abington.
On older homes near the historic center, we look for signs of original shoe-era plumbing or wiring that could affect scope before finalizing a price.
We finalize layout and materials, working within Abington’s tighter in-town lot sizes — Plymouth County’s fourth-smallest by land area — where setbacks limit what an addition or ADU can cover.
We handle applications with the Town of Abington’s building department.
Our crew completes the work to code, flagging anything unexpected behind the walls of an older Abington home before proceeding rather than after.
We review finished work together and leave the site clean.
We serve Abington alongside neighboring communities including Weymouth, Rockland, Whitman, and Brockton, plus the rest of our Norfolk and Plymouth county service area. See the full list of towns and cities we serve.
Most projects take 3 to 8 weeks, though larger renovations may require additional time.
It can. Many homes near the historic center date to the shoe-manufacturing era and occasionally have plumbing, electrical, or structural surprises behind the walls. We build a contingency allowance into estimates for older Abington homes so timelines stay realistic.
Yes — many renovation projects require permits, and we manage applications and inspections as part of your project.
Kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovations, and additions tend to perform well here, particularly when they update a home’s shoe-era layout for modern use.
Look for a licensed contractor with strong reviews, transparent estimates, and real experience with the town’s older housing stock, not just newer construction.
We bring the same licensed team and clear process to every Abington project, with real familiarity with the town’s shoe-era housing stock.
Get Your Free Estimate or call (617) 922-6305 to get started.
