Ozone Park general contractor

Most of Ozone Park is wood-frame, one and two family houses, a mix of attached brick rows and detached homes on narrow lots south of Atlantic Avenue and toward the JFK approach. When you build here, a general contractor is the single point of accountability: we read the existing structure, plan the sequence of work around the way these older houses were framed, and make sure every trade shows up in the right order rather than tripping over each other in a tight footprint.

Local approval is a real part of the job, not an afterthought. Interior alterations, plumbing and gas work, and any change that touches egress or structure go through NYC DOB, usually as an Alt-2 filing for a renovation that does not change the home's use or major framing. We handle the filing, coordinate the licensed plumber and electrician on their own permits, and schedule the required DOB inspections so the project closes out clean. For two family homes, we keep the legal occupancy intact so the certificate of occupancy still matches what is built.

The process runs in clear phases: a walkthrough and scope, drawings and permit filing, then demolition, rough trades, inspections, and finishes. You get one schedule, one budget, and one contractor answering for all of it, which matters most on the attached homes where access, parking, and shared walls leave little room for a stalled job.