General Contractor Serving Middle Village, NY

Your Middle Village Home Deserves More Than a Gamble

Middle Village homeowners investing in a $967K asset shouldn’t have to cross their fingers and hope for the best. We’re a Brooklyn-based general contractor that handles everything framing, plumbing, electrical, finishes so your renovation gets done right, on time, and without the runaround.

NYC DCA Licensed and Verified

We hold NYC DCA License #1302135, verifiable at nyc.gov. You're protected before we ever break ground.

WBE Certified by New York City

We're formally certified as a Women-owned Business Enterprise a government-vetted credential that sets us apart in the Brooklyn and Middle Village market.

OSHA Construction Superintendent Certified

Our OSHA certification means every job site is run safely, professionally, and in full compliance with NYC construction standards.

5.0 Stars Across Multiple Platforms

Verified 5.0 ratings on Angi and AwwHouse from real customers who describe real projects not anonymous one-liners.

Home Renovation Middle Village, NY

Full-Scope Renovation Built for Middle Village Homes

Middle Village is one of the most row-house-dense neighborhoods in the entire United States nearly half of all homes here are attached or semi-attached structures built between the 1930s and 1960s. That’s not a minor detail. It means shared walls, aging electrical systems, outdated plumbing, and renovation requirements that a general handyman simply isn’t equipped to handle. We work across the full scope of what these homes actually need. Kitchens, bathrooms, gut renovations, design services, windows, basement remodeling we manage every trade and every detail under one roof. You deal with one team, one point of contact, and one clear plan from start to finish.

Construction Company Middle Village Results

What You Actually Get When You Hire New Era Development Group

No chasing subcontractors, no permit surprises, no budget that quietly doubles by the time the job is done.

Kitchen Remodeling Middle Village, NY

Kitchens and Bathrooms Done Without the Drama

Kitchen and bathroom renovations are the most common projects Middle Village homeowners take on and the most common ones that go sideways. The reasons are almost always the same: a contractor who skipped permits, a timeline that was never realistic, or a budget that quietly expanded through a string of change orders the homeowner didn’t see coming. We handle kitchen remodeling and bathroom remodeling as full-scope projects, not piecemeal jobs. That means we’re coordinating the plumbing, the electrical, the tile work, and the finishes not handing pieces off to whoever’s available. Customers describe working with us by calling out our communication and our ability to solve problems as they arise, not after the fact. That’s the difference between a renovation that finishes on schedule and one that drags on for months.

House Renovation Middle Village Contractor

Gut Renovations and Complex Projects Are Our Wheelhouse

Some renovation companies handle cosmetic upgrades well enough. We built our reputation on the harder jobs gut renovations in 100-year-old walk-up buildings, ground-floor and cellar overhauls, brownstone-level structural work. The kind of projects where something unexpected is almost guaranteed to come up, and what matters is how your contractor responds when it does. Middle Village’s aging housing stock means these situations come up regularly. Knob-and-tube wiring behind walls. Galvanized pipes that haven’t been touched since the Eisenhower administration. Structural surprises that require real decisions, not guesswork. Our team has seen it all, and we come prepared with solutions not excuses. If you’re looking at a house renovation in Middle Village that goes beyond a fresh coat of paint, this is exactly the kind of work we do every day.
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Free On-Site Estimate

We visit your Middle Village home, assess the scope, and give you a written, itemized estimate no vague ballparks.

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Scope, Permits, and Planning

We handle all required NYC permits and DOB filings before work begins, so nothing stalls your project mid-renovation.

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Build, Manage, and Deliver

We manage every trade from framing to finishes and keep you informed throughout until the job is completely done.

Middle Village FAQs

Common Questions About Our Service

In almost every case, yes. Any renovation in NYC that involves changes to plumbing, electrical systems, or structural elements requires permits from the NYC Department of Buildings. This applies whether you’re in a single-family row house or a co-op building in Middle Village. Skipping permits isn’t just a risk during construction it can come back to haunt you when you try to sell the property, refinance, or pass a co-op board review. We handle all permit filings as part of every project. You don’t need to navigate the DOB NOW system yourself or figure out which filings apply to your specific job. That’s our responsibility, and we take it seriously.
Any contractor doing residential renovation work in New York City is required to hold a Home Improvement Contractor license issued by the NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. You can verify any contractor’s license status directly at nyc.gov/consumers it’s a free public search, and it takes about 30 seconds. Beyond the HIC license, contractors performing broader construction work also need a General Contractor registration with the NYC Department of Buildings. Home improvement contractors are the number-one complaint category for the NYC DCA, with roughly 900 complaints filed per year. Checking a license before signing anything is one of the simplest ways to protect yourself. Our DCA license number is 1302135, and you’re welcome to verify it.
Yes, and this is something a lot of contractors aren’t actually prepared for. Co-op renovations in Brooklyn and Middle Village involve a specific set of requirements that go well beyond pulling permits you typically need to submit an alteration agreement to building management, provide proof of contractor insurance that meets the building’s specific requirements, and get formal board approval before any work begins. We’ve completed gut renovations in co-op buildings, including projects in older walk-up structures where the logistics were genuinely challenging. We know what co-op boards need to see, and we can help you prepare the documentation package so the approval process doesn’t become a bottleneck before the real work even starts.
It means we manage the full scope of your renovation under one roof framing, flooring, electrical, plumbing, and all finish work rather than acting as a middleman who farms out every trade to whoever’s available. For Middle Village homeowners dealing with aging row houses, that matters a lot. These homes often need multiple systems addressed at once: outdated electrical that needs upgrading, plumbing that hasn’t been touched in decades, and structural elements that affect what’s possible with the layout. Having one team that coordinates all of it means nothing falls through the cracks between trades, and you’re not stuck managing three separate contractors who each blame the others when something doesn’t line up.
They will come up. That’s just the reality of renovating homes in Middle Village that were built 60 to 90 years ago. What matters is how your contractor responds. Our approach is to surface problems early, explain what we found, and give you clear options before making any decisions that affect your budget or timeline. We don’t disappear when something gets complicated. We stay in contact, explain the situation clearly, and keep the project moving forward.
Our Women-owned Business Enterprise certification issued by New York City with license number MWCERT2018-1752 isn’t just a credential we display for show. It’s the result of a formal government vetting process that confirms our business legitimacy, ownership structure, and operational standing. For Middle Village homeowners, particularly those in co-op buildings or working with property managers who prioritize certified diverse businesses, this certification carries real weight in the selection process. Combined with our DCA license and OSHA certification, it’s part of a complete picture of a contractor you can actually verify before you hire.