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A short guide for Long Island homeowners

Renovate, extend or rebuild?

Almost every project we see starts at this fork. This is how we decide it with clients, in the order the questions actually get answered.

  • The three paths. When each one wins, what it protects, and where it goes wrong.
  • The six things that decide it. Foundation, ceiling height, systems, how much you want to change, land value, and the village.
  • Where each path's budget moves. Why a renovation carries a contingency on purpose and a new build carries a longer calendar. No prices: those come from your house, on a call.

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Inside
  1. 01The Long Island homeowner's fork
  2. 02The question is not which one. It is what for.
  3. 03The three paths, and when each wins
  4. 04Six things we look at before we say a word
  5. 05Where each path's budget moves
  6. 06Five places this usually lands
A Long Island home during its renovation, framing and roof open The same home completed During constructionCompleted
Renovate, Extend or Rebuild?

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New homes from $1.5M. Renovations from $500K.