Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling
Modern layouts, premium finishes, and smart upgrades for the spaces you use most.
Learn moreQueens Home Remodeling – Smart, Flexible, and Built for Real Life
From Astoria to Forest Hills, our licensed NYC contractors deliver kitchen, bathroom, and full-home renovations tailored to Queens living.
Tailored Remodeling Services for Every Queens Property
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, multi-family layouts, and full-home renovations managed by licensed NYC contractors. Built for real Queens living.
Basement Legalization & Renovation
Convert underused space into legal, functional living areas while meeting NYC code.
Learn moreMulti-Family & Duplex Layouts
Reimagine multi-unit properties with efficient plans and compliant upgrades that add value.
Learn moreCo-op & Condo Renovations
Board packages, smooth approvals, and stylish upgrades designed for Queens apartments.
Learn moreFull Home Renovations
From flooring to custom millwork, we manage every step of your complete remodel.
Learn moreNeighborhoods We Serve in Queens
From pre-war co-ops to attached homes, we manage renovations across Queens with board approvals, code-compliant scopes, and clean project delivery.
Astoria & Long Island City
Modern kitchens, open layouts, and apartment-friendly upgrades that respect building rules.
Forest Hills & Kew Gardens
Respectful updates to classic homes, millwork details, and efficient bath remodels.
Jackson Heights & Elmhurst
Space-savvy layouts, storage solutions, and board-ready documentation.
Bayside & Douglaston
Family-friendly upgrades, durable finishes, and whole-home refreshes.
Flushing & Fresh Meadows
Kitchen expansions, bath suites, and code-compliant basement work.
Rockaways & Howard Beach
Resilient material choices, moisture-smart assemblies, and clean finish work.
Recent Queens Projects
A quick look at kitchens, baths, and apartment refreshes we’ve completed across Astoria, LIC, Forest Hills, Flushing and beyond.
Astoria Kitchen Upgrade
Shaker fronts, quartz counters, and efficient storage. 6-week schedule.
Astoria, Queens · Kitchen Remodel
Forest Hills Bath Suite
Large-format tile, niche storage, and matte black fixtures.
Forest Hills, Queens · Bathroom Remodel
LIC Condo Refresh
New floors, lighting plan, and paint for a clean, modern look.
Long Island City, Queens · Apartment Refresh
Flushing Basement Legalization
Egress compliance, moisture-smart assemblies, and family lounge.
Flushing, Queens · Basement Legalization
How We Work
Clear steps. Transparent budgets. Queens-ready approvals. Here’s the workflow that keeps your remodel moving without drama.
Site Visit & Planning
Field conditions, goals, and timelines. We align scope with how you actually live in Queens homes and apartments.
Design & Budget Alignment
Layouts, finishes, and value engineering. You see costs and options up front to avoid surprises.
Permits & Board Approvals
DOB filings and co-op/condo requirements handled with clean paperwork and realistic timelines.
Schedule, Build & Closeout
Sequenced trades, site protection, punch list, and turnover. You get a clean finish and clear warranty.
Request a Consultation
Typical start: 2–4 weeks after approvals, depending on scope and materials.
Planning Resources & Tools
Use these to price, plan, and de-risk your Queens project. All links open within NYCRG.
NYC Renovation Calculator
Scope-based planning ranges for kitchens, baths, and full apartments. Export assumptions and share.
ToolEstimator
Apartment Renovation Guide
Approvals, logistics, and protection standards explained—helpful for Queens co-ops and condos.
Guide
Renovation FAQs
Permits vs. board approvals, quiet windows, deliveries, inspections—quick answers in one place.
FAQ
Pre-Renovation Checklist
A printable prep list for drawings, access, deliveries, and long-lead items.
Download
Cost & Timeline Explainer
What actually drives budgets and schedules, from finishes to freight windows.
Article
Talk to a Queens Specialist
Bring your drawings or ideas—we’ll map approvals, logistics, and a clean build plan.
Consult
Queens Remodeling FAQs
Quick answers to common Queens questions. For more detail, see the full FAQ.
▶Do I need permits or just board approval for a Queens kitchen?
Most co-op/condo kitchens need board approval; permits depend on scope (e.g., gas/electrical moves). We confirm with your drawings and building rules before filing.
▶How long do co-op or condo approvals usually take?
Typical board review runs a few weeks, but it varies by building cadence and package completeness. We submit clean paperwork to reduce back-and-forth.
▶Can you work in an occupied apartment without turning the place upside down?
Yes. We use path protection, HEPA filtration, negative air as needed, and follow quiet-hour rules so neighbors and management stay on-side.
▶What tends to drive cost in Queens vs. other boroughs?
Finish level and layout moves matter most. Buildings with strict freight windows or limited storage can add handling time; we plan deliveries to avoid idle labor.
▶When could work start after approvals?
Once approvals and key materials are in, starts are commonly scheduled a few weeks out. Lead times for millwork, stone, and glass can influence kickoff.
What Queens Homeowners Say
Recent notes from projects across Astoria, Forest Hills, and LIC—kept clean, on-schedule, and board-ready.
NM
N.M.Astoria, Queens
★ 5/5Rated 5 out of 5
Astoria galley became an L without blowing the budget. Weekly updates, tidy site, and they hit the finish week we planned.
Kitchen remodel · Quartz + storage rework · 6-week build after approvals
ES
E.S.Forest Hills, Queens
★ 5/5Rated 5 out of 5
Bath remodel was painless. Board paperwork handled quickly and the crew kept dust down—finish work looks great.
Bathroom suite · Large-format tile · Glass after tile template
JR
J.R.Long Island City, Queens
★ 5/5Rated 5 out of 5
LIC condo refresh—new floors, lighting plan, paint. Clear weekly notes and a tight, clean closeout.
Apartment refresh · Flooring & paint · Punch-list to sign-off
AP
A.P.Jackson Heights, Queens
★ 4/5Rated 4 out of 5
Living room + skim coat and storage built-ins. One delivery slipped, but they padded the schedule and still finished before guests arrived.
Co-op interior · Built-ins · Schedule buffers for freight