Quality Home Additions and Renovations

Home Additions
General Contracting
Expert Renovations

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Customer Reviews

See what our satisfied clients say about our quality craftsmanship.

Look no further when deciding on a contractor. Great quality, responsive, detail oriented and completed the job in a timely manner. He takes the time to answer all of your questions and provides his honest opinion. You won't have any regrets.” -

Jessica Farber

An indoor space under renovation, featuring a bar counter with various construction materials and tools scattered around. The walls are decorated with floral wallpaper. Multiple pendant lights hang from the ceiling, casting a warm glow. A ladder and several cardboard boxes are visible in the background.
An indoor space under renovation, featuring a bar counter with various construction materials and tools scattered around. The walls are decorated with floral wallpaper. Multiple pendant lights hang from the ceiling, casting a warm glow. A ladder and several cardboard boxes are visible in the background.

Whippany, NJ

Danny updated my basement, replacing the carpet with a waterproof vinyl plank flooring. He also installed a mini split heating/ac unit. The end result came out great. His work was timely, and he did a great job of responding to questions quickly.”

A room under renovation with exposed wooden beams and insulation on the ceiling, a bare brick wall, and various construction materials scattered around. There is a metal ladder leaning against the wall, a stack of drywall sheets, and bags of cement on the floor. The back of the room is illuminated by a large window covered with white curtains, with a red brick wall to the right.
A room under renovation with exposed wooden beams and insulation on the ceiling, a bare brick wall, and various construction materials scattered around. There is a metal ladder leaning against the wall, a stack of drywall sheets, and bags of cement on the floor. The back of the room is illuminated by a large window covered with white curtains, with a red brick wall to the right.
Michael Cuzzo

Succasunna, NJ

★★★★★
★★★★★