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Gut Renovation and New Construction in Manhattan, NY

Prewar co-ops and postwar towers where the building's board matters as much as the plan.

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Manhattan work runs almost entirely through vertical buildings rather than standalone houses, which changes the job before a single wall comes down. Prewar co-ops in the Upper West Side and Upper East Side often have building specific rules on work hours, freight elevator use, and material staging that add a layer most trades outside the city never deal with, on top of the usual Department of Buildings permitting.

Gut renovation dominates the work here, since most units are apartments inside buildings that predate modern plumbing and electrical standards, especially in prewar stock around the West Village and Tribeca.

New construction is far less common, generally limited to boutique buildings or full interior rebuilds behind an untouched facade, since open ground to build on barely exists on the island.

Where we work in Manhattan

What Manhattan calls us for

Gut renovation

Co-op board rules and prewar systems make apartment renovation here a different logistics problem than a house renovation.

New construction

Scarce open lots mean new builds are almost always boutique projects or full rebuilds behind an existing facade.

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