Residential transformation
Plan the home as one connected system
Start with how the household lives, then coordinate layout, finishes, structure, building systems and approvals around one project brief.
Kellets renovation and construction guides
One strategy, organized around the property and the work
Choose the path that best matches your property, priorities and operating constraints. Each guide connects planning questions, relevant experience and the next practical step.
Apartments and shared buildings
Coordinate the residence with the building around it
Alteration agreements, access, protection, shutdowns, neighbor impacts and closeout requirements belong in the plan from the beginning.
Structure, envelope and performance
Solve the assembly, not only the visible symptom
Water, structure, roofing, cladding, air leakage and insulation interact. Investigation and sequencing should reflect those dependencies.
Commercial and procurement
Connect project delivery with operating and procurement requirements
Commercial work needs a clear path through building rules, phasing, documentation, credentials, stakeholder coordination and occupancy.
Connected proof
Carriage house foundation reconstruction
A documented structural intervention: the existing carriage house had no foundation, so the structure was lifted and supported, the main level was excavated by hand, and a mechanical crawlspace was created below.
Plan around timing
Use the season to prepare the next decision—not to rush the project.
WinterInterior planning, selections, kitchens, bathrooms and occupied-building coordination.
SpringWater management, envelope investigation, additions and exterior mobilization.
SummerWhole-home work, roofing, cladding and projects that benefit from longer daylight.
FallWeather readiness, insulation, air sealing and next-year preconstruction.
Planning questions
Answers that connect the project to the right path
What areas do you serve?
Kellets serves residential and commercial clients in Westchester County and New York City, including the Bronx and Manhattan.
What types of projects do you specialize in?
Kellets works on kitchens, bathrooms, basements, home additions, carpentry, painting, facade repairs, roofing and selected commercial scopes.
How do you manage project quality and client communication?
Project quality is supported through staged reviews, documented decisions, appropriate materials and clear communication throughout the work.
How do you approach energy efficiency?
Where appropriate, Kellets coordinates insulation, air sealing, heat-pump readiness and other building-performance improvements with the property conditions and project scope.
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