Uptown · New York, NY
Kitchen Remodeling in Harlem
Harlem brownstones have the best kitchen opportunity in the city: a deep rear room that can open to the garden and become the center of the house. We rebuild those rooms end to end, from framing to final hardware.
What Harlem kitchens need
Brownstone and limestone rowhouses, two- to four-family conversions, and prewar elevator co-ops along Lenox and Frederick Douglass.
Kitchens that open to the garden
Rear walls opened with new headers and full-glass doors, filing and structural work included.
Multi-family work
Owner's unit and rental kitchens sequenced together so the building keeps earning during construction.
Original detail restored
Salvaged mantels, shutters and trim repaired and reused instead of thrown in the dumpster.
Recent projects in Harlem
Strivers' Row rowhouse
Rear kitchen opened to the garden with a 9-foot island, pantry wall and restored original shutters.
Lenox Avenue co-op
Full gut with new stack connections, oak cabinetry and honed quartzite counters.
Serving ZIP codes 10026, 10027, 10030, 10035, 10037, 10039.
Harlem kitchen remodeling FAQs
Do you remodel kitchens in rental units?
Yes. We do owner-occupied kitchens and turnover units, and we can phase them to limit vacancy.
Can you open the rear wall to the yard?
In most rowhouses, yes. It needs a structural engineer and a DOB filing, both included in our scope.
What does a Harlem brownstone kitchen cost?
Most fall between $50,000 and $120,000; opening the rear wall adds roughly $25,000 to $45,000.
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