Home Renovations in Greenwich Village

Stanton handles projects ranging from kitchen and bathroom renovations to apartment, co-op, condo, brownstone, townhouse, gut, and full-home renovations. We also provide custom millwork, flooring, painting and plaster, new construction, and ongoing home maintenance. The scope is tailored to the residence and what you want to accomplish.

Yes. Townhouse and brownstone renovations can range from updating individual spaces to transforming multiple floors or the entire residence. We consider how rooms connect across the home while coordinating kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, millwork, finish carpentry, painting, plaster, and other elements involved in the renovation.

Yes. When existing details are in suitable condition and contribute to the home, they can often be incorporated into the renovation rather than automatically replaced. Original flooring, moldings, plaster, fireplaces, doors, and millwork can be considered alongside updated spaces and new construction so the finished home retains a connection to its architecture.

Yes. Stanton provides kitchen renovations throughout Greenwich Village, both as individual projects and as part of larger home renovations. We coordinate cabinetry and millwork, countertops, appliances, plumbing, electrical work, lighting, flooring, and finishes to create a kitchen that works naturally within the surrounding home.

Potentially. What's practical depends on the existing construction, structural conditions, plumbing and building systems, and any requirements that apply to the property. Older residences can also reveal conditions that aren't apparent until planning or construction is underway, so we evaluate the home carefully before significant changes move forward.

There can be. The requirements depend on the individual property, the type of work being performed, and whether proposed construction affects portions of the building subject to additional review or approval. Those considerations should be identified during planning so the construction approach reflects the requirements that actually apply to the home.

Yes. For co-op and condo renovations, we account for applicable alteration agreements, contractor requirements, work hours, deliveries, elevator access, debris removal, and protection of common areas. Because requirements differ from one building to another, we review the specific property's rules as part of planning.

Yes. We can work alongside your architect, interior designer, engineers, and other project professionals throughout construction. Our role is to coordinate and execute the work while maintaining the intent behind the plans and design.