Handing your home over for a renovation is a big deal. You want someone who's done it plenty of times before, and who stands behind the result.
Greg and Pat have been renovating and remodeling homes across northern Westchester since 2014, with more than 50 years between them on the tools. They're on your job, not running it from an office, so the person answering your questions is the same one doing the work.
Meet the team→Work with a general contractor and in-house team of builders on renovations and remodels of every scale, from a single room to the whole house.
Updating what’s already there. New finishes, fixtures, floors, and systems, with the layout left as is. The right call when the bones are good and the look is dated.
Moving walls and rethinking how a space is used. Rooms get combined, opened up, or given a new job entirely. The right call when the floor plan itself is the problem.
You don't have to line up an architect, a designer, and a dozen trades. Design and permits, construction, and the finish work all run through one team. Bring your own plans if you have them, or work them out together.
“They stayed on budget through the project and got creative to stay within that budget when the unexpected occurred.”
“The work has been done quickly and with precision.”
A dated Croton ranch remade top to bottom: a custom kitchen with an island and wood range hood, a finished basement reached by a spiral staircase, and fresh finishes through every room.
A renovation updates the space you have. A remodel changes the layout. Plenty of projects mix the two.
It tracks with the scope. Your proposal lays out a realistic timeline, and you get updates as it moves.
Yes, siding, roofing, windows, and decks, along with everything inside.
Yes. Lean on Greg's eye for design, or bring your own architect, and get a hand choosing finishes.
It comes down to scope and finishes. The estimate is honest and detailed, so the number holds.
Tell us a little about your home and what you have in mind, and we will be in touch within 24 hours.