General contractor in Manhattan, NY

Plaster-and-lath walls require different demolition methods than standard drywall. We remove plaster carefully to avoid damaging adjacent surfaces and assess the lath condition before deciding whether to rebuild with new drywall or skim-coat over repaired plaster. The approach depends on the scope and the building's existing wall assembly.

Yes, but pre-war buildings have load-bearing walls in locations that post-war construction does not, and identifying them correctly before demolition is critical. We assess the structural layout during the design phase and specify the correct beam and post configuration before any wall comes down.

Yes. Cast-iron loft buildings in SoHo and Chelsea have large open floor plans, high ceilings, and original industrial systems that require custom design solutions for residential conversion or renovation. We handle the full scope from architectural design through finished construction.

Window replacement in Manhattan townhouses requires matching the original opening size and exterior profile so the facade stays consistent. We also replace the flashing, sill pan, and interior trim as part of the installation. On landmarked blocks, we work with window styles that fit the building's historic character.