Uptown · New York, NY
Kitchen Remodeling in Washington Heights & Inwood
Uptown prewar apartments are big by Manhattan standards and their kitchens are badly used — a service room with a pantry closet and no counter. Reclaiming that closet and rebuilding the plumbing wall usually transforms the whole apartment.
What Washington Heights & Inwood kitchens need
1920s and 1930s elevator co-ops along Cabrini, Bennett and Seaman, plus Art Deco rentals and small rowhouses.
Pantry closets reclaimed
Old maid's pantries and dumbwaiter shafts converted into full-height storage or a second prep zone.
Wet-wall rebuilds
Original galvanized supply and cast-iron waste replaced while the wall is open, with the building's plumber coordinated.
Value without cutting corners
Semi-custom cabinetry and quartz keep uptown budgets sane while construction quality stays the same.
Recent projects in Washington Heights & Inwood
Cabrini Boulevard co-op
Pantry closet absorbed into the kitchen for a full appliance wall and a compact peninsula.
Seaman Avenue prewar
Deco-era kitchen rebuilt with shaker oak, brass pulls and a farmhouse sink under the window.
Serving ZIP codes 10032, 10033, 10034, 10040.
Washington Heights & Inwood kitchen remodeling FAQs
Are uptown kitchen remodels cheaper?
Somewhat. Access is easier and buildings are less restrictive, so most full remodels land between $38,000 and $85,000.
Do you handle the co-op's plumber requirement?
Yes. Where the building requires its own plumber for the riser, we coordinate and schedule around them.
Can I keep the original layout?
You can, and it saves money. We'll show you both options with pricing at the design stage.
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