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General Contractor Hudson Yards Brooklyn

The Renovation Your Space Has Been Waiting For

You work in one of the most impressive developments in the country. Your home should reflect that same standard. We’re a Brooklyn-based general contractor serving Hudson Yards residents and businesses licensed, experienced, and ready to get to work.
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Top 1% in New York

Our BuildZoom score of 120 ranks us in the top 1% of 77,888 licensed New York contractors independently verified, not self-reported.

Superintendent of Construction Licensed

Owner Michael Palmisano Jr. holds a Superintendent of Construction license plus five additional licenses credentials most contractors simply don't carry.

Over a Decade of Real Projects

We've been building across Brooklyn and the NYC metro for more than ten years, handling everything from co-op renovations to full commercial fit-outs.

Full Trade Coverage In-House

Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, drywall, and painting all handled by our team, so you're not managing a revolving door of subcontractors.

Construction Company Hudson Yards

Brooklyn Roots, Hudson Yards Ready

We’re based at 68 35th Street in Sunset Park close enough to Hudson Yards that we know the corridor well, and rooted enough in Brooklyn that we understand exactly what renovation looks like here. Whether you own a condo at 15 Hudson Yards, rent in a nearby building, or live in a Park Slope brownstone and commute to the West Side, we handle the full scope of your renovation from start to finish. From kitchen remodeling and bathroom renovations to full home overhauls and commercial build-outs, we bring the same level of precision to every project. No handoffs, no surprises, and no cutting corners on permits or paperwork.
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Home Renovation Hudson Yards

What You Actually Get Working With Us

From the first estimate to the final walkthrough, here’s what a renovation looks like when it’s done right.
  • Your DOB permits are pulled correctly the first time, so there are no delays or compliance issues down the road.
  • Your co-op or condo board gets the documentation they need alteration agreements, insurance certificates, and all handled by us.
  • You deal with one point of contact throughout the project, not a different person every week.
  • Your kitchen, bathroom, or full renovation is completed by a team that knows Brooklyn's pre-war building stock inside and out.
  • You get a written contract with a clear scope and timeline before a single tool comes out no vague agreements, no scope creep surprises.
  • Your project stays on schedule because trades aren't waiting on each other plumbing, electrical, and carpentry are all coordinated under one roof.

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Kitchen Remodeling Hudson Yards

Kitchens and Bathrooms Done Without the Runaround

Kitchen remodeling and bathroom renovations are the two most requested projects we handle and also the two most commonly botched when a contractor doesn’t understand the layers involved in New York work. In Brooklyn, you’re often dealing with older plumbing stacks, galvanized pipes, limited square footage, and buildings that require board sign-off before demolition even starts. We’ve done this in 100-year-old walk-up buildings in the middle of summer. We’ve navigated co-op alteration agreements in buildings where the board has a 40-page packet of requirements. We know what to expect, and we plan for it before the project begins not after something goes wrong. If you’re remodeling a kitchen or bathroom in or near Hudson Yards, the process doesn’t have to be complicated. It just has to be managed by someone who’s done it before.
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Condo Renovation Hudson Yards

Condo and Co-op Renovation Without the Headaches

Renovating a condo or co-op unit in New York is a different animal than a standard home remodel. Boards have requirements. Buildings have rules about work hours, elevator use, and noise. The NYC Department of Buildings has its own filing process. And if any of that gets mishandled, your project stalls or worse, you end up with unpermitted work that creates problems when you sell or refinance. We handle every piece of that process. Our team knows what co-op boards need, what DOB filings look like for residential alterations, and how to keep a renovation moving without running into walls at every turn. Whether you own a unit in a Hudson Yards residential tower or a pre-war co-op in Brooklyn, NY, we bring the same level of preparation and documentation to every job. Fully licensed, bonded, and insured and ready to provide the certificates your board requires before day one.
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Free On-Site Estimate

We come to you, assess the space, and give you a clear, written estimate no obligation, no vague ballpark figures.

2

Scope, Permits, and Planning

We handle DOB filings, board submissions, and project scheduling before work begins, so nothing stalls once the job starts.

3

Build, Inspect, and Hand Off

Our team completes the work, passes inspections, and walks you through the finished space clean, permitted, and done right.

Hudson Yards FAQs

Common Questions About Our Service

In most cases, yes. The NYC Department of Buildings requires permits for any work that involves plumbing changes, electrical upgrades, or structural modifications which covers the majority of kitchen and bathroom renovations. This isn’t optional, and skipping permits creates real problems: failed inspections, fines, and complications when you sell or refinance the property. We handle all DOB filings as part of our process, so you’re not left figuring that out on your own. If your building is in a Brooklyn, NY historic district like Brooklyn Heights or Carroll Gardens there may be additional Landmark Preservation Commission considerations we’ll walk you through as well.
You can check a contractor’s license status through the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs or through BuildZoom, which pulls directly from the New York license board. Our owner, Michael Palmisano Jr., holds a Superintendent of Construction license along with five additional licenses all active and verifiable. Our BuildZoom score of 120 places us in the top 1% of 77,888 licensed New York contractors. We’d encourage anyone hiring a contractor in Brooklyn, NY or Manhattan to verify credentials before signing anything. It takes five minutes and tells you a lot about who you’re actually dealing with.
A general contractor manages the full scope of a renovation from pulling permits and coordinating trades to overseeing daily work on-site and making sure the finished product matches what was agreed to in the contract. In practice, that means we’re the ones responsible if the plumber and the electrician need to coordinate on the same wall, or if a DOB inspection needs to be scheduled around your building’s elevator hours. We don’t just hand things off to subcontractors and check in occasionally. Our team handles plumbing, electrical, HVAC, carpentry, drywall, and painting in-house, which keeps projects moving and keeps accountability in one place.
Yes, and this is one of the areas where experience really matters. Brooklyn, NY co-op boards often require specific insurance certificates naming the building as an additional insured, a signed alteration agreement, proof of DOB permits, and sometimes a detailed scope of work before approving any renovation. We’ve been through this process many times and know what boards need before they ask for it. We provide all required documentation upfront, carry the general liability and workers’ compensation coverage boards require, and communicate directly with building management when needed. The goal is to make sure your board says yes and that the project moves forward without unnecessary delays.
It depends on the scope, but a bathroom renovation in an NYC apartment typically runs two to four weeks once work begins. A full kitchen remodel can take four to eight weeks depending on the layout changes, custom cabinetry lead times, and whether structural or plumbing work is involved. What adds time in New York specifically is the permit and approval process DOB filings, co-op board sign-offs, and inspection scheduling all happen before the first tool comes out. We account for all of that in the project timeline we give you upfront, so you’re not caught off guard when the calendar fills up faster than expected.
We work throughout the NYC tri-state area, including Manhattan, Brooklyn, NY, and New Jersey. Our office is in Sunset Park, Brooklyn which puts us close to Hudson Yards via the BQE and the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel but we regularly take on projects in Manhattan, including condo and co-op renovations in buildings throughout the West Side. If you own or rent a unit in one of the Hudson Yards residential towers and want to renovate, we’re familiar with that kind of project. And if you live in Brooklyn and are simply looking for a contractor who understands both markets, that’s exactly where we sit.