Kitchen Renovation in Manhattan, NY

Yes, most Manhattan co-op buildings require formal board approval before any renovation work begins. Your submission typically needs a detailed scope of work, architectural drawings, and proof of contractor insurance.

The wet-over-dry rule prevents you from moving a kitchen or bathroom over a dry space, like a bedroom or living room, in the apartment below yours. Most Manhattan co-op and condo boards enforce this rule, so your kitchen layout must stay within your existing plumbing footprint or get special approval.

Most kitchen renovations in Manhattan that involve plumbing, electrical, or gas work require a DOB permit, commonly an Alteration Type 2 filing. A licensed architect or professional engineer must prepare and submit the plans for DOB review.

Yes, Trimoco LLC coordinates directly with building management to meet work-hour restrictions, insurance requirements, and common-area protection rules. We handle the documentation your building needs before work starts.

A full kitchen renovation in Manhattan covers demolition, plumbing and electrical rough-ins, cabinetry, countertops, backsplash, flooring, lighting, and finish installation. Scope varies based on your building's alteration agreement and the existing layout of your unit.

Contact Trimoco LLC directly to schedule a consultation for your Manhattan kitchen project. We review your building's requirements and your existing layout before outlining a scope of work.