We are the contractor people call after the first one.

Why we exist

We started because renovation, as an industry, has a trust problem — and the trust problem is mostly a documentation problem. Vague quotes, verbal promises, allowances nobody defines, and completion dates that move quietly every week.

So we put everything in writing. The scope is itemised. Allowances are named with a per-square-foot value. Exclusions are listed. There is a completion date on the contract, and progress payments are tied to inspectable stages rather than the calendar.

What we actually do

Four trades: demolition, tile installation, floor installation and interior painting. We do them across kitchens, bathrooms, whole homes, and commercial fit-outs. We do not pretend to be a general contractor for structural work — when a job needs an engineer, a licensed plumber or an electrician, we coordinate the right specialist rather than improvising.

Keeping the scope narrow is the reason we can quote accurately. We have done these four things enough times to know how long each one takes in a pre-war co-op with a service elevator versus a vacant house in Bay Ridge.

How we work in your space

Most of our clients stay in their homes during the work. That means containment barriers, HEPA negative-air machines, protected access routes, and a swept, usable space at the end of every day. Condo and co-op paperwork — certificates of insurance, alteration agreements, elevator bookings — is handled by us as a matter of course.