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Beyond the façade: Avarga Construction’s commitment to restoring NYC

Hansel Gonzalez
Photo credit, Robert Essel

Newark, NJ Avarga Construction Corp. enters 2025 with bold energy and a fresh perspective. Celebrating its 13th anniversary, the company is not just reflecting on the past but charging ahead with renewed purpose. Avarga president Hansel Gonzalez reflects on the company’s remarkable 13-year journey. “Avarga has grown significantly, from its inaugural project in Hartsdale, NY, to now preserving some of New York City’s most cherished landmarks.”

Over the years, Avarga has established a reputation for excellence in exterior restoration, roofing, and façade work throughout New York City, including notable buildings like 40 Exchange Place and the Paramount Building. Now positioned to assert its presence in the industry, Avarga is only beginning its ascent.

225 Broadway - Manhattan, NY.
Photo credit, Robert Essel

To commemorate this milestone, significant upgrades have been implemented, both internally and externally. The office has undergone a sleek, modern facelift, reflecting the precision and professionalism integral to every project. Internally, streamlined processes enhance efficiency, reinforcing Avarga’s commitment to delivering top-tier results. Additionally, attention has been directed towards enhancing Avarga’s digital presence through a newly revamped website, showcasing the company’s capabilities, mission, and values. Strengthening the team with new talent focused on project management and business development further augments Avarga’s ability to undertake extensive projects and deliver exceptional outcomes.

Avarga enlisted Dydra, a narrative-driven communications firm, to enhance its online presence. Supported by New York-based photographer and videographer Robert Essel, a member of the ireon Association, dynamic new videos and photos shot on location at 225 Broadway, capture the essence of Avarga’s projects. Essel’s skill in portraying environments highlights the craftsmanship evident in the buildings Avarga has restored, emphasizing precision and detail. Known for his corporate executive portraits, Essel’s clientele includes Sotheby properties and the Hospital for Special Surgery.

Entering 2025, Avarga is more resolute than ever to establish the benchmark for construction excellence. Whether updating historic façades or repairing parking structures, Avarga continues to restore New York with precision, passion, and purpose. Explore the updated website, view the latest projects, and witness how Avarga Construction is shaping the cityscape, one project at a time.

To learn more about Avarga Construction Corp., explore their updated website and discover the projects that are redefining the city’s architectural legacy—one building at a time.


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