Manhattan · New York, NY
Kitchen Remodeling on the Upper West Side
Upper West Side kitchens are almost always prewar: generous ceilings, original plaster and crown, and a kitchen tucked behind a swing door. We rework those rooms so they feel open and modern without stripping the character out of the apartment.
What Upper West Side kitchens need
Prewar co-ops along West End and Riverside, limestone brownstones in the 70s and 80s, and postwar condos on Broadway and Amsterdam.
Character kept intact
Crown, picture rail and plaster details are matched and restored rather than ripped out and drywalled over.
Storage in tight footprints
Full-height casegoods, appliance garages and toe-kick drawers get years of storage out of a small prewar plan.
Quiet, protected job sites
Negative-air dust control, daily cleanup and building-approved work hours so your neighbors stay friendly.
Recent projects in Upper West Side
The West End Galley
Walnut cabinetry, brass hardware and a honed stone island in a 1924 co-op on West End Avenue.
West 82nd brownstone
Garden-level kitchen rebuilt with a range wall, second prep sink and a run of glass doors to the yard.
Serving ZIP codes 10023, 10024, 10025, 10069.
Upper West Side kitchen remodeling FAQs
Can you work in a prewar Upper West Side co-op?
Yes — most of our work is prewar co-op. We prepare the alteration agreement package, certificates of insurance and contractor licenses your board requires.
Can I stay in the apartment during the remodel?
Usually yes. We seal the kitchen, set up a temporary sink and fridge station, and protect all paths of travel.
What does an Upper West Side kitchen remodel cost?
Typical projects land between $55,000 and $130,000. Custom cabinetry, marble and appliance packages drive most of the variation.
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