Service areas

Kitchen remodeling across New York City

Every building type in Manhattan renovates differently. Pick your neighborhood for local project examples, realistic costs, and how we handle your board or permits.

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Manhattan

Upper West Side

Prewar co-ops along West End and Riverside, limestone brownstones in the 70s and 80s, and postwar condos on Broadway and Amsterdam.

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Upper East Side

White-glove prewar co-ops on Park and Fifth, townhouses in the 60s and 70s, and high-rise condos along Second and Third.

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Midtown Manhattan

Postwar and new-construction condos, converted office buildings, and high-floor rentals from Murray Hill to Hell's Kitchen.

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Chelsea

Prewar walk-ups and co-ops, Penn South and London Terrace apartments, townhouses in the 20s, and High Line condos.

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Downtown

West Village

Federal-era townhouses, four- and five-story walk-ups, and small prewar co-ops inside the Greenwich Village Historic District.

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East Village

Pre-law and old-law tenement walk-ups, small HDFC co-ops, and converted school and factory buildings around Alphabet City.

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SoHo

Cast-iron loft conversions, artist-in-residence buildings and boutique condos between Houston and Canal.

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Tribeca

Warehouse loft conversions, new-construction condo towers and a handful of remaining full-floor artist lofts.

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Greenwich Village

Greek Revival townhouses, small prewar co-ops around Washington Square and NYU-area walk-ups.

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