Layout changes, custom cabinetry, countertops, and tile.
Full renovations, custom tile, vanities, and plumbing rough-in.
Room additions, open-concept conversions, and whole-home renovations.
Finished living space and in-law suites, built to code.
Asphalt, flat, and metal roof replacement and repair.
Vinyl, fiber cement, and composite siding plus energy-efficient windows.
Most renovations do. The Town of Orangetown Building Department requires permits for structural work, additions, and kitchen or bathroom remodels involving plumbing or electrical, plus roofing. We file the permits and schedule inspections.
A general contractor runs the whole project — planning, permits, scheduling, and every trade — under one contract, so you have one point of responsibility. A single-trade contractor handles just one piece, like roofing or tile, and leaves you to coordinate the rest.
No. A big upfront payment is a red flag. Reputable New York contractors use a staged schedule tied to project milestones, with a reasonable deposit to lock in materials and scheduling. We walk you through ours before any work starts.
Yes — it’s one of our most common projects here. Opening a split-level’s kitchen to the living areas involves structural work, which we engineer, permit, and build so the finished space is open and sound.
Call (845) 263-0330 or send us a few details for a free, no-obligation estimate. We usually reply within 24 hours.
