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Years of Combined Experience
Seaberg Construction was founded in 2006 with the goal of making high quality craftsmanship accessible to our local community.
Specializing in roofing and siding for both residential and commercial properties, we are proud to be considered leaders in our field. With over 30 combined years in the industry, our co-owners take pride in what we do and ensure a level of professionalism that will far exceed your expectations.
Seaberg Construction makes quality results our top priority. We enjoy working hand in hand with our customers to ensure their needs are met in a timely, cost-effective manner. We are proud to offer a full-service experience to our clients. Our knowledgeable staff will work closely with you to create a mutually satisfactory plan for your job, happily make themselves available for any questions throughout the process, and will never pressure you into a sale. We provide free, no-obligation estimates for any size job, and are willing to work within your budget. The truest testament to our work is a satisfied client, so understanding that our clients have options, we will continually strive to earn your repeat business and referrals.
Seaberg Construction is licensed in RI. We are OSHA certified, fully insured, and committed to remaining at the forefront of an ever-changing industry. We look forward to working with you.
Meet Co-Owners, Adam & Jon
Co-OwnerAdam Seaberg
Adam Seaberg founded Seaberg Construction in 2006. Growing up in Johnston, RI, Adam was first exposed to the industry at age 16. Tapping into his years of experience, Adam has built a full-service construction firm from the ground up with a strong focus on customer service. He’s also focused the company on making high-quality craftsmanship more accessible to the average homeowner. As a father of three, Adam takes pride in homeownership and finds satisfaction in bringing that same sensibility to his clients. Now partnered with Jon Rezendes, Adam is excited to expand the company’s reach and solidify Seaberg Construction as a leader in the New England market.
Co-OwnerJon Rezendes
A lifetime Rhode Island resident, Jon Rezendes, co-owner of Seaberg Construction, has been working in the industry since the age of 13. By his early 20s, Jon found himself singlehandedly running the company he worked for and knew he was ready to venture out on his own. In the years to follow, Jon confidently grew his small roofing company into a well-respected construction outfit. His unrivaled dedication and work ethic ultimately led to his partnership with a like-minded local business owner, Adam Seaberg. Together they have used their combined talents and complementary strengths to bring Seaberg Construction to the next level.
In the Community
RI DOT Adopt-A-Spot
In April of 2021, Seaberg Construction “Adopted A Spot” for Earth Day. We chose a traffic island at the corner of Putnam Pike and George Waterman Road in Johnston, RI. Being located in Johnston, it just made sense for us to choose a spot within our community.
Cutting the grass and cleaning up trash regularly is part of our weekly maintenance schedule. We carved out a flower bed to plant shrubs, roses, petunias, and a small evergreen tree. We’re happy to take care of our little piece of Johnston to make our town look a little bit better than it already does.
We couldn’t have done this without our team. Teamwork is something we thrive on as a company and it’s been proven effective in everything we do.
Adopt-A-Highway
In April of 2022, Seaberg Construction kept our new tradition alive by contributing to our community for Earth Day. This time we adopted a highway. Through the Adopt-A-Highway program, a crew is hired to maintain the stretch of the highway every month. While we have the manpower to maintain it ourselves, the program requires its maintenance crews to do the work.
We chose part of Route 6 in Johnston, Rhode Island. We’re committed to making our town look better than when we got here. As part of the program, Seaberg Construction gets a sign on the highway for passersby to see.
Adoption Rhode Island
Seaberg Construction is proud to support Adoption Rhode Island’s mission to create safety, belonging, and permanency for adopted and foster children, vulnerable youth, and families through compassionate services, advocacy, and education.
For the last several holiday seasons, Seaberg Construction has fulfilled many children’s and young adults’ holiday wish lists. It is a small way for us to impart hope and happiness into a person’s life when they might need it most.
Sponsoring Adoption Rhode Island’s events throughout the year is just as important to us. We feel it’s necessary to lend a hand to this nonprofit organization in supporting the futures of young Rhode Islanders.
To learn more about Adoption Rhode Island, its mission, and how you can help, please visit: https://adoptionri.org/
A business built on teamwork: Behind the Business with Seaberg Construction in Johnston, RI
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A business built on teamwork
Before they became business partners, Jonathan Rezendes and Adam Seaberg owned separate construction businesses in Rhode Island. Rezendes shared how he and Seaberg became co-owners of Seaberg Construction in Johnston, RI.
“I had started in the construction industry as a teenager cleaning up job sites and such with a friend of my family that owned a construction company. We worked together through school breaks and summers until I completed high school, and then I became a full-time employee of that company. My business partner, Adam Seaberg, has a similar story of how he began working in construction,” said Rezendes.
The business owner continued discussing his and Seaberg’s career trajectories. “In 2006, I had decided that I had enough experience in what to do and what not to do as far as business goes. So at that time, I decided to venture off and start my own company. Coincidentally, Adam had also done the same thing, just out of sheer coincidence. It was the same year. We were friends back then, and we both operated separate entities, and we always worked together because Adam’s forte was roofing and siding. Mine was carpentry and framing. So, if there was something that wasn’t in my wheelhouse or vice versa, we would recommend each other to our clients.”
Rezendes continued, “I would be in a position where I would be framing or building houses or additions, and then I would rely on Adam to either side or roof the projects. If Adam had a one-off roof customer, and they asked him to do another project, such as a deck, Adam would give them my name. So, we unofficially had a partnership before we were even partners because we worked together so frequently.”
Working together on a large construction project inspired Rezendes and Seaberg to make their business partnership official. “Fast forward to 2016, Adam had the opportunity to bid on a large project in Johnston, and he asked me to partner with him on that project. So, we worked together on that one and several others immediately following. And at that time, we concluded that it didn’t seem to make much sense for us to be operating two companies, and our relationship had always been good—never any animosity. So, we decided to form a partnership officially in 2019, and I acquired half ownership of Seaberg Construction and dissolved my company.”
Rezendes offered some advice for people considering partnering on a business. He said, “It’s essentially a marriage. It’s two different personalities with ultimately the same goal. But unlike a marriage, finances are probably the leading driving force in a business partnership. My advice is patience and understanding, and just know that there are different personalities other than your own.”
When asked what he likes best about co-owning a construction company, Rezendes said, “The personal interaction with people. It’s rewarding to be able to work with a homeowner because it’s personal. Your home is your home. That’s your private, safe space. If a client is willing to work with us to the capacity that allows us into their home, into their everyday lives, into their kind of sanctuary—that’s a really good feeling. It’s a great amount of trust that a homeowner puts into anybody in our industry.”
Rezendes shared that working in Rhode Island means a lot to him and Seaberg. “It’s a very small state, and word travels fast. I grew up in North Providence. Adam grew up in Johnston—they’re neighboring towns. We try to do everything we can to help whoever we can. We’ve come across instances where folks have just had really poor experiences with the construction industry, and some folks have been taken advantage of. Unfortunately, it takes a lot to earn somebody’s trust in this business. So, we just try to be as open and honest and do what we can for the community.”
Seaberg Construction gives back throughout the year—holding a food drive for the Rhode Island Food Bank, a toy drive for Adoption Rhode Island, and a backpack and school supplies drive for children in need, to name a few charitable projects.
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