I am soon to be a firs time home owner, and I am in need of some small renovations. The items that I would like to do:
- Fix & Stain hardwood floor
- Paint
- Maybe add crown moldings (depends on cost)
- Install a new bathroom vanity.
I will be moving to the upper east side, and was hoping for some recommendations. Unfortunately, I do not have an unlimited budget, so looking for a good GC that does not totally break the bank.
Thanks for the help!
amazalatis
about 13 months ago
Posts: 2
Member since: Jun 2010
Most charge an arm and a leg. I have a very well respected contact who would have no problem painting your apartment and installing the vanity. The molding and fix/stain of flooring, would have to be looked into. Better to paint first though before the floors are done. You can contact me directly if you'd like the info.
ArxConstruction
about 13 months ago
Posts: 45
Member since: Apr 2012
svengoli123,
The work you're looking to do is nothing major, if you want to discuss the pricing or meet feel free to give me a call 917-443-6809.
Thanks,
Don
Arx Construction Corp.
Primer05
about 13 months ago
Posts: 1454
Member since: Jul 2009
Svengoli,
I am on the upper Eastside, if you want me to look at it I would be happy to. It sounds like a pretty simple project.
The contractors are being led into the starting gates by their trainers.
Will the winner of this race to the UES be the se longtime favorite, Primer?
or the new to the track, Arx and stephen?
AND THEY'RE OFF!!!
svengoli123
about 13 months ago
Posts: 17
Member since: May 2012
Is it common practice for the management company to require:
A certificate of insurance evidencing a minimum of $1,000,000.00 commercial liability naming xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx as additional insureds. The certificate holder must be the Shareholder of record and must have their full address & Apt. The certificate must also evidence workers compensation insurance.
Is this easy for a contractor to obtain?
Thanks
ArxConstruction
about 13 months ago
Posts: 45
Member since: Apr 2012
Yes it is, almost every building in the city requires it. Some building require home improvement license, Lead paint certification...
This is not a problem for a contractor that is insured, the certificate can be obtained the same day.
svengoli123
about 13 months ago
Posts: 17
Member since: May 2012
1st Estimate -
Fix, Sand & Stain floor - $5 per sq foot.
Crown Molding on a room 19 x 11 - $1500
Do these prices seem very high? I thought the floor should be 2 - 3 per sq ft. I can go buy the crown molding in Home D for less than $100. $1400 to install?!
Hi -
I am soon to be a firs time home owner, and I am in need of some small renovations. The items that I would like to do:
- Fix & Stain hardwood floor
- Paint
- Maybe add crown moldings (depends on cost)
- Install a new bathroom vanity.
I will be moving to the upper east side, and was hoping for some recommendations. Unfortunately, I do not have an unlimited budget, so looking for a good GC that does not totally break the bank.
Thanks for the help!
Most charge an arm and a leg. I have a very well respected contact who would have no problem painting your apartment and installing the vanity. The molding and fix/stain of flooring, would have to be looked into. Better to paint first though before the floors are done. You can contact me directly if you'd like the info.
svengoli123,
The work you're looking to do is nothing major, if you want to discuss the pricing or meet feel free to give me a call 917-443-6809.
Thanks,
Don
Arx Construction Corp.
Svengoli,
I am on the upper Eastside, if you want me to look at it I would be happy to. It sounds like a pretty simple project.
You can email me at primerenovations@mac.com
You can view my work at www.primerenovationsnyc.com
svengoli123,
E-mail me, I will be more than happy to meet you there and provide an estimate. stephen@capitalcraftsmen.com
www.capitalcraftsmen.com
The contractors are being led into the starting gates by their trainers.
Will the winner of this race to the UES be the se longtime favorite, Primer?
or the new to the track, Arx and stephen?
AND THEY'RE OFF!!!
Is it common practice for the management company to require:
A certificate of insurance evidencing a minimum of $1,000,000.00 commercial liability naming xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx as additional insureds. The certificate holder must be the Shareholder of record and must have their full address & Apt. The certificate must also evidence workers compensation insurance.
Is this easy for a contractor to obtain?
Thanks
Yes it is, almost every building in the city requires it. Some building require home improvement license, Lead paint certification...
This is not a problem for a contractor that is insured, the certificate can be obtained the same day.
1st Estimate -
Fix, Sand & Stain floor - $5 per sq foot.
Crown Molding on a room 19 x 11 - $1500
Do these prices seem very high? I thought the floor should be 2 - 3 per sq ft. I can go buy the crown molding in Home D for less than $100. $1400 to install?!
I did not get the quote on painting yet....