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Brooklyn Remodeling

About Remodeling in Brooklyn

Brooklyn has the oldest housing of any area Goodhaus serves: Census estimates put 47% of its housing units in 1939 or earlier and the median year built at 1944. It is also a borough of small buildings, with 32% of units in buildings of two to four units and only 5% in detached houses, while 29% of occupied homes are owner-occupied. Goodhaus does not build or remodel; it is a free, no-obligation matching service.

Local Background

Good to Know About Brooklyn

General background about the area, for information only. It is not professional advice.

Pre-war buildings

80% of units were built before 1980; under the federal EPA rule, anyone paid to disturb painted surfaces in a home built before 1978 must be certified in lead-safe work practices.

Licensed contractors

New York City requires a Home Improvement Contractor licence from the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection for residential remodeling work.

Filed renovations

The NYC Department of Buildings says most kitchen and bathroom renovations need an ALT2 permit application filed by a Professional Engineer or Registered Architect.

Ideas & Inspiration

Remodeling Ideas to Consider in Brooklyn

General ideas for inspiration only. These are not projects performed by Goodhaus, which is a free matching service and not a contractor.

Row house renovations

Older row houses and brownstones often get full kitchen and bath renovations along with new wiring and plumbing.

Two- to four-family buildings

Owners who live in one unit often renovate the others one at a time, keeping rental units in service.

Co-op and condo apartments

Inside larger buildings, the board's alteration agreement and the building's work rules come before design.

Service Area

Where You Can Request Remodeling in Brooklyn

Areas where we accept requests in Brooklyn. Contractor availability varies by area and project, and a match is not guaranteed.

Neighborhoods

Park SlopeBrooklyn HeightsWilliamsburgGreenpointBushwickBedford-StuyvesantCrown HeightsFlatbushCarroll GardensCobble HillDUMBOSunset ParkBay RidgeDyker HeightsSheepshead BayCanarsie

ZIP Codes

11201 · 11203 · 11204 · 11205 · 11206 · 11207 · 11208 · 11209 · 11210 · 11211 · 11212 · 11213 · 11214 · 11215 · 11216 · 11217 · 11218 · 11219 · 11220 · 11221 · 11222 · 11223 · 11224 · 11225 · 11226 · 11228 · 11229 · 11230 · 11231 · 11232 · 11233 · 11234 · 11235 · 11236 · 11237 · 11238 · 11239 · 11249

Questions

Brooklyn FAQs

Who can do plumbing and electrical work in Brooklyn?

In New York City, plumbing permits go only to a Licensed Master Plumber, and electrical installations or modifications need a permit and a Licensed Master Electrician.

What if work was done without a permit?

In New York City, construction without Department of Buildings approval or permits is illegal, and the work must be legalized or removed, which is worth checking before buying or renovating.

When can construction happen?

New York City noise rules allow construction from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm on weekdays; owners of one- or two-family homes they live in may also do alterations on weekends from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, if more than 300 feet from a house of worship.