Uptown · New York, NY
Kitchen Remodeling in Upper Manhattan
Upper Manhattan kitchens are usually the last room in the home to get attention — long, narrow, chopped off from the rest of the floor. We rebuild them as full gut renovations: new layout, custom cabinetry, stone counters, new plumbing and electric, finished on a fixed line-item budget.
What Upper Manhattan kitchens need
Limestone brownstones, 1920s elevator co-ops, converted rowhouses and postwar rentals from 125th Street up to Inwood.
Wall removals done right
Most Upper Manhattan galley kitchens open up beautifully. We handle the filing, engineering letter and structural work as part of the scope.
Prewar plumbing rebuilt
Old cast iron stacks and undersized supply lines get replaced while the walls are open, so the new kitchen isn't sitting on 90-year-old pipe.
Board packages handled
Co-op and HDFC boards uptown have strict alteration agreements. We prepare the package, insurance certificates and work-hour plan for you.
Recent projects in Upper Manhattan
Hamilton Heights brownstone
Rear parlor-floor kitchen opened to the dining room with an 11-foot walnut island and honed soapstone counters.
Inwood prewar co-op
Galley converted to an L-shape with a full appliance wall, oak fronts and unlacquered brass hardware.
Serving ZIP codes 10031, 10032, 10033, 10034, 10040.
Upper Manhattan kitchen remodeling FAQs
How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Upper Manhattan?
Most full kitchen remodels in Upper Manhattan run $45,000 to $110,000 depending on size, cabinetry and whether walls or plumbing move. You receive a fixed line-item budget before we start.
How long will my kitchen be out of service?
Plan on 8 to 14 weeks from demolition to punch list. Board approval, when required, adds 3 to 6 weeks before that.
Do you pull permits and handle co-op approvals?
Yes. We are a licensed general contractor and file all DOB permits, and we prepare the full alteration package for your board or managing agent.
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