Serving Manhattan
General Contracting & Home Renovations in Manhattan, NY
Co-op board approvals and pre-war plumbing shape almost every renovation in Manhattan.
Get a free quoteMost renovation work in Manhattan happens inside co-ops and condos built between the 1900s and the 1930s, with plaster walls, original moldings, and plumbing stacks shared across a dozen units above and below. Nothing starts until an alteration agreement clears the building's board, and work hours, elevator use, and hallway protection are usually spelled out by the managing agent before a single wall comes down.
Space is the other constant. Prewar kitchens on the Upper West Side or in Chelsea were built small and closed off, and bathrooms in older buildings often share a wet wall with the unit next door. Newer construction downtown, in Tribeca and parts of Harlem, comes with fewer board restrictions but tighter service elevator windows for material delivery.
Where we work in Manhattan
- Upper West Side
- Chelsea
- Tribeca
- Harlem
What Manhattan calls us for
Bathroom Remodeling
Shared wet walls in older Manhattan buildings mean plumbing changes often require coordination with the unit next door.
Kitchen Remodeling
Prewar kitchens were built closed off and small, so most requests here are about opening the space up.
General Contracting
Co-op and condo board alteration agreements set the schedule before any Manhattan renovation can begin.