Kitchen and bath remodeling contractor for Yorktown Heights
The colonials off Baldwin Road, the split-levels in Jefferson Village, the capes near the Heights: same houses, same fixes.
If you own a house in Yorktown Heights built before 1985, your kitchen is probably closed off, your upstairs bath is probably the original tub surround, and you have probably already had one contractor come measure and never send the number. When you call this site, we connect you with one licensed remodeler who works in Yorktown every week, measures in person, and puts the price in writing with the exclusions listed. Kitchens and whole-home work go to one contractor, bathrooms to another. Callback within a business day. Call (914) 228-6746.
What Yorktown houses tend to need
- The kitchen wall. The wall between kitchen and dining room in a center-hall colonial is usually not load-bearing, but the one in a split-level often is. The contractor checks before promising an open plan.
- The 1970s tub surround. Tile on drywall, no pan liner, and a stain on the ceiling below that everyone has been ignoring. Any bathroom remodel here starts with what is behind the wall.
- The basement bathroom. Adding one usually means an ejector pump and a permit from the Town of Yorktown. Both are routine when they are planned, and expensive when they are discovered.
- Floors that are not level. Once the counters come off, the cabinets get shimmed. Once the carpet comes up, the oak underneath is usually worth refinishing.
- Well water and septic. Parts of Yorktown are on wells and septic, which changes what a new bathroom or a bigger kitchen sink can drain into. A local contractor asks on the first call.
Services in Yorktown Heights
Kitchen Remodeling
Layouts, cabinets, counters and lighting that work together
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Bathroom Remodeling
Showers, tubs, tile and vanities, done watertight
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Home Remodeling
Whole rooms and whole floors under one contractor
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Countertops
Quartz, granite and butcher block, measured right
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Cabinets
New, semi-custom or refaced, hung level and true
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Flooring
Hardwood, tile and vinyl plank over a flat subfloor
See flooring detailsWhy the call goes to a local contractor
A contractor who works in Yorktown knows which inspector will be at the house, how long the building department takes on a plumbing permit, and which supply houses on Route 6 stock the tile you picked. That is worth more than a lower number from someone driving up from the city who will not be back for the warranty visit.
The two contractors we refer to work out of northern Westchester and Putnam. They are the same people on the first visit, the install and the punch list.
Last updated September 29, 2026
Questions homeowners ask before they call
Do I need a permit for a bathroom remodel in Yorktown?
If the plumbing moves or a wall comes out, yes, from the Town of Yorktown Building Department. A like-for-like fixture swap in the same spot usually does not. The contractor pulls it in their name.
How long does a kitchen remodel take in Yorktown Heights?
Four to eight weeks of work for a full kitchen once cabinets arrive, and cabinets can take four to twelve weeks to arrive. The contractor gives you both dates in writing before you sign.
Do you work in Jefferson Valley, Mohegan Lake and Shrub Oak?
Yes. All three are part of the Town of Yorktown and are covered the same as the Heights.
Remodeling in Yorktown Heights?
One call, one licensed contractor who works in town, one written estimate.