VCG Construction llc.

VCG Construction llc. VCG Construction specializes in luxury home remodeling projects from kitchens, to decks and bathroom

Established in 2010
Although VCG Construction is a relatively new company (having been founded in 2010), owner Vincent Carneglia has experience running construction companies for the past fifteen years. According to Carneglia, "Over the past several years we have observed a shift in consumer spending. Five years ago, our clients were looking to build new homes however the recent economic downturn

has caused them to rethink their real estate investments. They are now looking for opportunities to make investments in their existing properties. It's this trend that really compelled me to launch VCG Construction."

06/14/2026

The ultimate wide blade for fast, aggressive cuts! ⚡️🔨
Sometimes you don't need a delicate, precision cut—you just need to get through the material fast. If you're doing rough cut-ins on wood or PVC, a wide, aggressive blade is your best friend.

We took the Spyder 2-1/2" Bi-Metal blade for a spin on the DeWalt multi-tool. Its Japanese pull saw-style teeth make it incredibly sharp and perfect for tearing through 2x4s and plumbing pipes in seconds without bogging down.

Do you prefer wide or narrow blades for your oscillating tool? Let’s hear your job-site preferences in the comments! 👇

06/13/2026

The ultimate "beast" blade for unknown materials! 💥🪚
Remodelers, you know the drill: cutting into old material usually means playing a game of roulette with hidden fasteners. You never know what you're going to hit.

That’s why you need a blade that won't get destroyed the second it touches metal. Check out how smoothly this 1-1/4" x 2" Carbide Wood and Metal blade chews through a thick nail without losing a single tooth. It is an absolute beast for mixed materials!

What’s the worst thing you’ve accidentally cut into on a job site? Let’s hear those horror stories in the comments! 👇

06/12/2026

The ultimate multi-tool blade for tight spaces and aggressive cuts! 🪚⚡️
Every remodeler knows the struggle of trying to make a clean plunge cut in a tight corner. If your blade is too wide, you end up damaging the surrounding material.

That’s exactly where the Spyder 1-1/4" Bi-Metal blade comes in. It’s narrow enough for tight spaces but aggressive enough to chew right through thick PVC and solid wood. Plus, because it's bi-metal, it handles drywall and hidden fasteners like a champ.

Do you keep narrow plunge blades in your tool bag, or do you stick to the standard widths? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇

06/11/2026

Oscillating multi-tool blades can make or break your cut. In this video, we test and explain four Spyder oscillating multi-tool blades so you can choose the right blade for clean wood, PVC, drywall, wood with nails, screws, fasteners, copper, metal, and mixed-material remodel work.

If your oscillating multi-tool feels slow, burns up blades, or leaves ugly cuts, the problem might not be the tool — it might be the blade. We break down which multi-tool blade to use for clean finish cuts, which blade gives you more control, which blade is better for wider cuts, and which blade makes the most sense when you might run into nails, screws, or hidden mixed materials during a remodel.

What do you use your oscillating multi-tool for most — cutting PVC, cutting drywall, cutting flooring, trimming wood, or remodel demo work? Let us know in the comments.

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06/11/2026

The remodeler's secret weapon for hidden wall surprises! 🤫🔨
If you do remodeling, you know the drill: you never know what you're going to hit when you open up a wall. That's why you need a multi-tool blade that can handle it all without burning out on the first hidden fastener.

Check out how smoothly this Spider 1-3/8" Bi-Metal blade cuts through wood, framing nails, and PVC without a single burn mark. The tighter tooth spacing on this is an absolute game-changer for clean cuts.

Have you tried these on your job sites yet? Drop your favorite oscillating tool tips in the comments! 👇

The wrong oscillating multi-tool blade can make your tool feel slow, burn up teeth, and leave you fighting the cut.The r...
06/10/2026

The wrong oscillating multi-tool blade can make your tool feel slow, burn up teeth, and leave you fighting the cut.

The right blade changes everything.

We just posted a new VCG Store blog that breaks down which blade to grab for clean wood, PVC, nails, screws, copper, drywall, and ugly mixed-material remodel cuts.

Clean cut? Wider cut? Hidden fasteners? Nasty mixed material?

This is the cheat sheet.

Read it here:
https://vcg.store/blogs/news/oscillating-multi-tool-blades-cheat-sheet-pick-the-right-blade-for-wood-pvc-nails-screws-and-mixed-materials

06/10/2026

Stop ruining your multi-tool blades! Here’s how to pick the right one. 🪚
Description: If your oscillating tool is creating more smoke than sawdust, it’s time to rethink your blade choice. 🛑

Whether you are making a precision plunge cut in a tight corner or trying to chew through some ugly mixed materials, picking the correct blade makes all the difference. Check out this quick breakdown of when to use narrow, wide, bi-metal, and carbide blades so you never ruin a piece of trim again.

Which blade do you burn through the most on your job sites? Drop your multi-tool tips in the comments! 👇

05/28/2026

Grinder wheel mistakes can ruin your cut, damage your finish, and make a simple angle grinder job harder than it needs to be. In this video, Vince from VCG Construction tests and explains Spyder cut-off wheels, grinding wheels, flap discs, and diamond blades so you know which grinder accessory to use for mild steel, stainless steel, rebar, tile, brick, masonry, and mixed materials.

Shop the Spyder grinder accessories featured in this video at my Lowe’s Storefront:
https://shoplowes.me/4tO9DCW

Products discussed include:
Spyder ceramic cut-off wheels
Spyder Type 1 cut-off wheel
Spyder Type 27 cut-off wheel
Spyder Diamond Edge universal cut-off wheel
Spyder aluminum oxide grinding wheel
Spyder 80-grit ceramic flap disc
Spyder continuous rim diamond blade
Spyder turbo rim diamond blade
Spyder segmented rim diamond blade
Spyder diamond cup wheel
Spyder 7-inch diamond wheels

Question for you:
What grinder wheel mistake have you made before — using the wrong wheel, the wrong material, or the wrong setup? Drop it in the comments so we can all learn from it.

05/26/2026

When you're dealing with thick steel, rebar, brick, or deep masonry cuts, a standard 4.5-inch wheel just won't cut it. Stepping up to the 7-inch Spyder Segmented Diamond or Diamond Edge Universal wheel gives you the reach and versatility you need for heavy demo work.

But here is the most important warning of the day: Do NOT just throw a 7-inch wheel onto any grinder you have lying around! Before you make a spark, always check:

Does the tool have the right guard?

Does the arbor size match?

Does the grinder's RPM rating match the wheel's rating?

More reach requires the right tool. Don't compromise on safety! Have you ever seen someone try to run the wrong sized wheel on a job site? Let us know your craziest tool stories below! 👇

05/25/2026

We see it all the time on the job site: blown-out wheels, ruined materials, and wasted time. Most angle grinder problems come down to one simple mistake—using the right-looking wheel for the wrong job.

Before you fire up your grinder, ask yourself two things:

Am I cutting or grinding? Slicing requires a cutting wheel. Shaping or smoothing requires a grinding wheel or flap disc.

What is the material? Metal means you need Ceramic. Tile, brick, or block means you need Diamond. (And if you are hitting a mix of everything? Grab a Diamond Edge Universal wheel!).

It sounds basic, but keeping these rules in mind saves time, money, and keeps you safe on the site.

What is your go-to grinder setup? Drop a comment below! 👇

Address

829 Windermere Avenue
Drexel Hill, PA
19026

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+18889367824

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