Kitchen remodeling
From an open-plan kitchen in a detached house to a family kitchen in a two-family home, a remodel starts with how you cook, gather and move through th
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Interior remodeling services in NYC and Suffolk County
Seven interior services for houses, townhouses and apartments in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island and Suffolk County. Start with the room, or with the whole home if several rooms share the work.
Bathroom remodeling
A primary suite or a family bath rewards careful planning: the right fixtures, proper waterproofing and ventilation that actually clears the room.
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Renovating several rooms at once is less disruptive when it is sequenced properly: demolition, rough-in, inspections and finishes in the right order.
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A finished basement starts with moisture: understanding where water comes from before anything is framed or covered.
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We install and refinish floors in New York houses and apartments: hardwood, engineered wood, luxury vinyl plank and tile. Before anything is ordered,
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We repair, skim and build interior walls and ceilings in New York homes: patching cracked plaster, replacing water-damaged drywall, flattening walls f
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We paint the inside of New York homes: walls, ceilings, trim, doors and stair parts, in occupied houses and apartments as well as empty ones. Our proj
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| If your project is | Start with |
|---|---|
| A kitchen: cabinets, counters, layout, appliances | Kitchen remodeling |
| A bathroom: tub-to-shower, tile, fixtures, ventilation | Bathroom remodeling |
| A basement you want to finish or update | Basement remodeling |
| Floors: installation, refinishing, subfloor preparation | Flooring |
| Walls and ceilings: drywall or plaster repair, skim coating, new non-structural partitions | Drywall |
| Walls, ceilings, trim and doors: painting and preparation | Interior painting |
| Two or more rooms, or work that shares plumbing and electrical | Home renovation |
Not sure if you need a refresh or a full renovation? Read cosmetic refresh vs full renovation.
In scope and out of scope
- What we do: interior remodeling of kitchens, bathrooms, basements, floors and walls. Some regulated plumbing, gas and electrical work may require appropriately licensed specialty contractors.
- What we do not do: structural work, additions, exterior work, roofing and new construction. For those, a licensed architect or engineer is the right first call.
By area
Services by borough and county
- Kitchen remodeling · Queens Kitchen remodeling for Queens houses and two-family homes Compact mid-century kitchens replanned for storage and counter space
- Kitchen remodeling · Brooklyn Brooklyn kitchen remodeling for rowhouses and pre-war homes Galley and through-room kitchens planned to measured aisle widths
- Kitchen remodeling · The Bronx Bronx kitchen remodeling for apartments and houses Co-op and condo kitchens planned around the alteration agreement
- Kitchen remodeling · Manhattan Kitchen remodeling for Manhattan co-ops, condos and townhouses Layouts drawn around fixed plumbing risers and the existing gas line
- Kitchen remodeling · Staten Island Kitchen remodeling for Staten Island houses Refresh or full remodel decided before design, with reasons in writing
- Kitchen remodeling · Suffolk County Kitchen remodeling for Suffolk County houses Mid-century kitchens replanned inside the existing walls
- Bathroom remodeling · Queens Bathroom remodeling for Queens houses and apartments Compact 1940s and 1950s baths re-planned around the existing drains
- Bathroom remodeling · Brooklyn Bathroom remodeling in Brooklyn's older houses Layouts planned around the existing drain and vent stack
- Bathroom remodeling · The Bronx Bathroom remodeling in the Bronx, apartment or house Apartment bathrooms scheduled to the building's alteration agreement
- Bathroom remodeling · Manhattan Manhattan bathroom remodeling, built to protect the ceiling below Waterproofing planned for a floor that sits over a neighbor's ceiling
- Bathroom remodeling · Staten Island Staten Island bathroom remodeling, from refresh to full renovation Refresh-or-renovate advice based on the room's condition, in writing
- Bathroom remodeling · Suffolk County Bathroom remodeling for Suffolk County homes Permits and plumbing filings through your town or village building office
- Whole-home renovation · Queens Home renovation in Queens, sequenced room by room Several rooms opened, inspected and closed in one planned sequence
- Whole-home renovation · Brooklyn Home renovation in Brooklyn's older houses, floor by floor Floor-by-floor plans for narrow attached and rowhouse interiors
- Whole-home renovation · The Bronx Home renovation in the Bronx, planned around the house you own Multi-room interiors for Bronx houses, not large apartment buildings
- Whole-home renovation · Manhattan Full-apartment and townhouse renovation in Manhattan One schedule from board package to final walkthrough
- Whole-home renovation · Staten Island Home renovation on Staten Island, from refresh to full interior A written room-by-room call on refresh versus full renovation
- Whole-home renovation · Suffolk County Home remodeling in Suffolk County, planned as one interior project Ranch, cape and split-level interiors remodeled in one sequence
- Basement remodeling · Queens Basement remodeling for Queens one- and two-family houses Basement-or-cellar and Certificate of Occupancy check before design
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