Fibinachi Construction LLC offers a full range of renovation, restoration, and construction services across New York City and Long Island.
Brooklyn, New York, United States, October 21, 2026 -- Fibinachi Construction LLC, a licensed and insured general contractor based in Brooklyn, has announced an expanded offering of residential and commercial construction, renovation, and restoration services across New York City and nearby Long Island. The company brings together a broad scope of trades under a single roof, with a focus on clear communication, careful planning, and workmanship that property owners can rely on from the first conversation through to the finished project.

A Single Partner for Complex Building Work
Fibinachi Construction was built around a straightforward idea: property owners deserve a dependable construction partner who can take a project from the initial discussion through the completed work. The company serves residential and commercial clients with a range of services that includes masonry, roofing, concrete, and facade restoration, as well as kitchens, bathrooms, full renovations, and new construction.
The firm coordinates many types of work that would otherwise require multiple contractors. This includes paver installation, roofing for both flat and shingle systems, kitchen and bathroom renovations, siding, stucco, brickwork, concrete and sidewalk work, foundation repairs, and home extensions. By managing these services internally, the company aims to simplify the process for clients who might otherwise navigate several separate vendors.
"Every building has its own needs. Our job is to understand them, plan the work carefully, and deliver results our clients can be proud of," said Zubair Mian, Chief Executive Officer of Fibinachi Construction LLC.
Experience With New York City Buildings
Working on buildings in New York City calls for an understanding of local requirements and the coordination these projects demand. Fibinachi Construction has experience with Local Law 11 facade work, a New York City regulation that requires periodic inspection and repair of building exteriors on structures taller than six stories. This type of work involves careful scheduling, safety planning, and attention to the condition of the building envelope, which refers to the outer walls and surfaces that protect a structure.
The company also handles landmark restoration, a specialized area that requires sensitivity to the original materials and appearance of historic buildings. In addition, the firm addresses building violation removal, which involves resolving conditions that have been cited by city agencies, along with emergency repairs that cannot wait for a standard schedule.
These areas of work reflect the practical, hands-on approach that the company brings to its projects. Rather than applying a single method to every job, the team tailors each scope to the specific needs of the building and the goals of the client. This approach is intended to reduce surprises and keep projects moving in an organized way.
A Hands-On Approach to Every Scope
The company describes its method as practical and focused on quality workmanship. Clear communication sits at the center of this approach. The team works to explain the planned work in understandable terms, so that clients are informed about what will happen and why. This is particularly important on larger projects such as gut renovations, where a building interior is stripped back and rebuilt, or full facade restorations that involve significant exterior work.
Fibinachi Construction operates with self-performed crews, meaning that much of the labor is carried out by the company's own workers rather than subcontracted out. This structure is intended to support consistency and allow the firm to maintain oversight across the different stages of a project. From individual repairs to complete renovations, the company applies the same careful standard to the work it performs.
The range of services the firm coordinates is one of the features that distinguishes its practice. Masonry, roofing, concrete, and facade restoration sit alongside interior work such as kitchens, bathrooms, and Venetian plaster, a decorative wall finish that produces a smooth, polished surface. Waterproofing, siding, pavers, and paving round out a list that allows the company to take on diverse assignments across both residential and commercial settings.
Serving the Five Boroughs and Long Island
Fibinachi Construction serves all five boroughs of New York City along with nearby Long Island. The company holds licenses in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut. Its office is located at 123 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, with operating hours Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The firm offers free estimates and provides direct project management, so that clients have a clear point of contact throughout the course of their work. For urgent situations, the company notes availability for emergency services, recognizing that some building conditions require prompt attention outside of standard hours. More information about the company's service areas and project history is available on its website at fibinachiconstruction.com.
Relationships Built on Completed Work
Fibinachi Construction places value on the relationships it builds with clients and the lasting improvements it makes to the properties it works on. According to the company, its strongest recognition comes from satisfied customers, repeat business, and referrals rather than from promotional claims. This emphasis on results reflects the way the firm approaches growth, by standing behind its work and treating each project with care.
The company also shares updates through its social channels, including Instagram and TikTok, where building owners and prospective clients can view general examples of construction activity and company or updates contact [email protected].
The expansion of services comes as demand continues for contractors who can manage both the regulatory and the practical sides of building work in a dense urban environment. Projects such as Local Law 11 compliance, violation removal, and landmark restoration each carry their own considerations, and the company positions itself as a resource that can coordinate these alongside more conventional renovation and construction needs.
As it moves forward, Fibinachi Construction intends to continue serving residential and commercial clients with the same focus on planning, communication, and workmanship that has shaped its practice. The company views each assignment, whether a single repair or a complete renovation, as an opportunity to deliver results that clients can feel confident about.
About Fibinachi Construction LLC
Fibinachi Construction LLC is a licensed and insured general contractor based in Brooklyn, New York, serving New York City and Long Island. The company provides residential and commercial construction, renovation, and restoration services, including gut renovations, Local Law 11 facade work, masonry, roofing, siding, pavers, paving, concrete, waterproofing, Venetian plaster, emergency services, and new construction. With licenses in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut, the firm brings a practical, hands-on approach to projects throughout the region.
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Name: Zubair Mian
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Organization: Fibinachi Construction LLC
Website: https://fibinachiconstruction.com
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