Freddy's ConstructionWestchester County · 35+ Years
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Custom kitchens, primary baths, cabinetry and architectural millwork for Wykagyl, Beechmont, Premium Point, Sutton Manor and the North End.
Family owned, 35+ years in Westchester. Fred personally manages every trade on every job.
New Rochelle runs from waterfront at Premium Point and Sutton Manor through the established North End neighborhoods of Wykagyl and Beechmont, with housing from 1900s Tudors to midcentury splits.
That range means the right renovation depends heavily on the block. A Wykagyl Tudor and a waterfront colonial need different specifications, and a split-level needs a structural conversation before anyone discusses cabinets.
Waterfront and near-water properties carry the same salt-air considerations as Rye and Larchmont: exterior trim, fasteners and hardware specified for the environment, not a generic schedule.
Full renovation with structural openings headed properly, custom cabinetry and stone, in houses where the original kitchen was built for a different era.
Primary suites and hall baths over entirely new supply and waste, with slab or tile depending on the house.
Opening up the awkward transitions these houses are known for, with the structure engineered rather than guessed.
Built-ins, paneling and casings matched to prewar profiles or built clean for a midcentury interior.
Rot repair, back-priming and finishes chosen for salt air.
Family rooms and guest suites with water and air solved before finishes.





Fair question, and the one most contractors dodge. Here is how we handle it.
Call or email a short description of what you are thinking. Photos help, and so does a rough sense of the finish level you have in mind. We will give you a ballpark on the spot. No obligation, no sales pitch, no sitting through a presentation.
Want a tighter number? Fred walks the house. The more we can see, the closer the figure gets, because in these houses the surprises are behind the walls, not in the catalog.
Published price ranges are averages, and averages fit almost nobody. Your house, your finishes and what we find when the wall comes open decide the real number. One short conversation gets you an honest one.
Yes. Work is permitted through the City of New Rochelle Building Department, with inspections at rough and final stages. We file and schedule as part of the job.
Often yes, and it transforms how the house lives. It requires engineering and a properly sized header, which we coordinate and permit rather than improvise.
Yes, with exterior specifications suited to salt air and wider humidity swings, and attention to mechanical systems that have usually been patched over the years.
See also kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling and custom cabinetry and millwork.
Tell us what you are thinking and we will come back within 24 hours with a ballpark, or come walk the house for a firm written scope and schedule.