Home Remodeling Contractor in Brooklyn, NY
From Bay Ridge row houses to Park Slope brownstones, we remodel Brooklyn kitchens and bathrooms, finish basements and restore the trim and millwork that give older homes their character — with a clean site and a clear schedule.
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Brownstones, row houses & multi-family homes
Brooklyn's housing is older and tighter than most: narrow row houses, two- and three-family buildings and brownstones with original moldings. We plan around shared walls, narrow staircases and limited street access, and we match or replace crown molding, doors and windows so the renovation feels like it belongs in the house.
Permits & landmarks
Structural, plumbing, gas and electrical work needs NYC Department of Buildings permits. If your home is in a historic district — parts of Park Slope, for example — exterior changes such as windows or facade work may also need approval from the Landmarks Preservation Commission. We flag this before you sign.
Brooklyn neighborhoods we serve
- Bay Ridge
- Dyker Heights
- Bensonhurst
- Park Slope
- Sunset Park
- Marine Park
- Sheepshead Bay
- Flatbush
- Bushwick
- Williamsburg
- Canarsie
- Gravesend
Brooklyn remodeling FAQ
Yes. We regularly work in narrow row houses and brownstones, including layout changes, new cabinets and countertops, and coordinating licensed plumbing and electrical work.
Yes. Our trim carpenters can match existing profiles or install new crown molding, baseboards, casings and wainscoting that fit the style of the home.
Often, yes. Homes inside a designated historic district usually need Landmarks Preservation Commission approval for visible exterior changes. We'll check your address and explain the steps.
Yes. We remodel individual units or the whole building, and schedule the work to keep disruption to tenants and neighbors low.
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