Kitchen & Bath Remodeling in Irvington, NY

Irvington is named for Washington Irving, and the literary and historic spirit of the village runs deep. Main Street carries extraordinary Victorian and Queen Anne properties from the Gilded Age, when wealthy New Yorkers built summer estates along the Hudson's eastern bank. Sunnyside — Irving's own home — is a half mile from the village center. This is a community where architectural authenticity matters, and where we approach renovations with an especially careful eye toward what the home is asking for.

The kitchen renovations we execute in Irvington range from sensitive updates to historic properties (preserving original millwork, matching existing cabinet profiles, using period-appropriate materials) to full gut-renovations of 1950s additions where modern function is the clear priority. For properties in the historic district, we coordinate with the village's landmarks committee as needed. Our craftsmen have extensive experience replicating and complementing 19th-century architectural details — something rare among local contractors.

Irvington is an incorporated village with its own Building Department within the Town of Greenburgh. We are fully familiar with the permit process here and manage all filings on behalf of clients. Our showroom is about 20 minutes south in Chappaqua. We welcome visits by appointment Monday through Saturday, 8AM to 6PM, and we always bring material samples and a project portfolio to first meetings.