You’re not looking to patch things up. You want the whole house done right—kitchen moved, bathrooms gutted, first floor opened up, maybe a dormer or extension. The kind of project that changes how you live, not just how things look.
That means finding a general contractor who can handle the big stuff without disappearing halfway through or leaving you to figure out the details. Someone who answers when you call, keeps the site clean, and doesn’t treat your home like a storage unit.
Most homeowners in Muttontown are dealing with homes built decades ago. Outdated layouts. Wiring that needs work. Systems that should’ve been replaced years ago. A full house renovation fixes all of it at once, so you’re not back in construction mode every few years. You get a home that works the way you need it to, with finishes that actually reflect how you want to live.
We’ve been doing this in Nassau and Suffolk County for over 40 years. We’re licensed, insured, and ranked in the top 1% of contractors in New York by BuildZoom—not because we’re the loudest, but because we show up and do the work.
We handle large-scale residential projects. Kitchen and bathroom remodels, first-floor renovations, dormers, extensions, full home transformations. The kind of work that requires coordination, experience, and a crew that doesn’t cut corners or disappear when things get complicated.
Muttontown homeowners know what they’re looking for. Homes here aren’t small, and the expectations aren’t either. You want someone who understands the scope, respects your property, and can manage a project from demo to final walkthrough without constant hand-holding. That’s what we do.
First, we walk through your home and talk through what you want. Not a sales pitch—an actual conversation about layout, systems, finishes, and timeline. We’ll tell you what makes sense, what doesn’t, and what to expect.
Once we’re aligned, we handle design coordination, material selection, and scheduling. If permits are needed, we pull them. If they’re not, we move faster. Either way, you’re kept in the loop—texts, calls, whatever works for you.
During construction, our crews show up on time and clean up at the end of every day. We’re not using random subcontractors or day laborers. These are experienced tradespeople who’ve worked with us for years. If something comes up—and it usually does in older homes—we handle it. No surprises, no runarounds.
From roof to floors, electrical to plumbing, we manage the whole project. You get progress updates, not excuses. And when we say we’re done, we’re actually done.
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A complete home renovation means different things depending on your home and goals. For most Muttontown homeowners, it includes kitchen and bathroom remodels, flooring throughout, updated electrical and plumbing, new windows, fresh siding or roofing if needed, and layout changes that make the space work better.
Homes in Muttontown were largely built in the ’70s and ’80s. That means closed-off kitchens, small bathrooms, outdated systems, and layouts that don’t fit how people live now. A full renovation opens things up. It modernizes the bones of the house while giving you finishes that match your style—not what was trendy four decades ago.
We also handle additions and dormers when you need more space but don’t want to move. With median home values over $1 million in this area and interest rates where they are, most people would rather invest in the home they already own. That’s smart. And it’s exactly the kind of project we specialize in.
You’re not just getting new countertops. You’re getting a home that functions better, looks better, and adds real value—whether you’re staying for decades or selling down the line.
It depends on the scope, but most full house renovations in Muttontown run between $100,000 and $300,000 or more. That’s not a scare tactic—it’s reality when you’re talking about gutting kitchens, redoing bathrooms, replacing systems, and upgrading finishes in a home that’s 2,000+ square feet.
Smaller projects—like a first-floor renovation without major structural work—can come in closer to the lower end. Larger projects that include additions, dormers, or high-end finishes will be higher. We give you a clear estimate upfront based on what you actually want, not a lowball number that doubles halfway through.
The good news? You’re investing in a home worth over $1 million in one of Long Island’s most desirable areas. A well-done renovation doesn’t just improve your quality of life—it protects and increases your property value. And with current housing costs and interest rates, renovating makes a lot more financial sense than moving.
Most whole house renovations take three to six months, depending on the size of your home and what’s being done. A straightforward first-floor renovation with a kitchen and bathroom remodel might take closer to three months. A full-home project with structural changes, additions, or custom work can push closer to six months or longer.
Delays happen when you’re working with older homes. We might open a wall and find wiring that needs updating or plumbing that’s not up to code. We handle it, but it adds time. That’s why we keep you updated throughout the process—no one likes surprises, especially when you’re living through construction.
One thing that helps: we don’t need permits for a lot of the work we do, which cuts down on waiting for inspections and approvals. When permits are required, we pull them and manage that process so you don’t have to. Either way, we’re focused on keeping the project moving without sacrificing quality.
It depends on the scope of work. If we’re renovating one floor at a time, most families can stay. If we’re gutting the kitchen, all the bathrooms, and tearing into major systems, it gets a lot harder—especially if you have young kids or pets.
We’ve had clients stay during renovations, and we’ve had clients move out temporarily. There’s no right answer. What matters is that you think it through before we start. Living without a functional kitchen or bathroom for weeks isn’t easy, and dust and noise are part of the process no matter how clean we keep things.
We do everything we can to minimize disruption. Our crews clean up at the end of every day, and we coordinate work to keep at least one bathroom functional when possible. But if the project is big enough, staying with family or renting short-term might be the smarter move. We’ll talk through it with you upfront so you can plan accordingly.
Experience, reliability, and communication. You want someone who’s done this before—not just a handyman who says they can handle it. Look for a licensed, insured contractor with a track record of completing projects similar in scope to yours.
Reliability is harder to verify but just as important. Do they answer the phone? Do they show up when they say they will? Do they keep the job site clean and respect your property? Those things sound basic, but they’re rare. A lot of contractors ghost clients mid-project or leave messes behind. That’s not acceptable, and it’s not how we operate.
Communication matters too. You should know what’s happening, when it’s happening, and what it’s going to cost. We respond to texts and calls, and we’re upfront when something changes. If you’re not hearing from your contractor unless you chase them down, that’s a red flag. You’re spending serious money—you deserve to know what’s going on.
It depends on what you’re doing. Structural changes, additions, electrical work, and plumbing usually require permits. Cosmetic updates like flooring, painting, or cabinet replacements typically don’t. Every town has different rules, and Muttontown is no exception.
We handle permit applications when they’re needed. We know what the town requires, and we make sure everything is up to code so you don’t run into issues down the line. Skipping permits when you need them can lead to fines, failed inspections, or problems when you try to sell your home.
That said, a lot of the work we do doesn’t require permits, which speeds up the timeline and cuts out bureaucratic delays. We’ll tell you upfront what’s required for your specific project. If permits are necessary, we pull them and manage the inspection process. If they’re not, we move forward without the extra wait.
We answer the phone. We show up when we say we will. We clean up after ourselves. And we’ve been doing this for over 40 years, so we know how to handle the surprises that come with renovating older homes.
A lot of contractors talk a good game upfront and then disappear once the deposit clears. We don’t operate that way. You’ll have direct access to us throughout the project—texts, calls, whatever you need. If something comes up, we handle it. If you want to make a change, we make it work.
Our crews are experienced, professional, and local. We’re not hiring random subcontractors or cutting corners to save a few bucks. We’re ranked in the top 1% of contractors in New York by BuildZoom because we do quality work and we finish what we start. That’s it. No gimmicks, no runarounds—just solid work from people who’ve been doing this long enough to know what matters.
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