Apartment and house renovation
Interior renovation of a single room or an entire apartment or house, including finished basements where the code allows.
Builder or developer?Services for home buildersServices for developers
Scope of services
- Floors, walls and ceilings
- Doors, trim and closets
- Painting
- Layout changes, with drawings when required
- Coordination with architects and building management
Ways to reduce project costs
- Dusty, noisy work is done in one phase rather than room by room.
- Luxury vinyl plank is a durable alternative to hardwood in basements, rentals and kitchens.
- Paint, lighting and new doors update a room for a fraction of the cost of a gut renovation.
- Work can be phased by priority, with the budget directed to the most important items first.
Related guides
- NYC permits for renovation, electrical and plumbing workWhich renovation, electrical and plumbing jobs need a NYC Department of Buildings permit, who files it, and what changes on Long Island.
- When hiring a contractor costs less than doing it yourselfWhy hiring a licensed contractor in NYC or Long Island can cost less than DIY once trade pricing, rework and permits are counted.
- Alteration agreements and board approval for co-op and condo renovationsWhat NYC co-op and condo boards usually ask for before a renovation: alteration agreement, drawings, insurance, work hours, deposits and wet-over-dry rules.
- How to compare contractor estimatesA practical checklist for comparing renovation and electrical quotes in New York: scope, allowances, exclusions, permits, payments, license and insurance.
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