Ossining sits on the eastern bank of the Hudson River, known for its historic architecture, riverfront parks and strong community feel. Homes here range from Victorians to mid-century builds, and a well-planned remodel adds real value in this desirable Westchester village.
📞 (432) 766-0031 — Get Your Free QuoteFull and partial bathroom renovations — tile, showers, tubs, vanities, plumbing.
Custom cabinets, countertops, islands, backsplashes and appliance-ready layouts.
Turn unused space into livable rooms — framing, drywall, flooring, lighting.
Room additions, extensions and garage conversions, permitted and to code.
Hardwood, laminate, tile and waterproof flooring, installed by pros.
Interior/exterior painting, drywall repair and finishing, texture matching.
From the waterfront up into the village, we connect Ossining homeowners with local contractors who know its homes, its zoning, and what it takes to bring an older kitchen or bath up to today's standards.
In the Village of Ossining, yes; applications are accepted online only through the CitySquared portal. The Town of Ossining, which covers the unincorporated area, has its own application process.
It is common in older Ossining homes. Anything opened up generally has to meet current code, so ask the contractor how discoveries like this will be priced before you sign.
Yes. In Westchester County, home improvement contractors must hold a county license. Ask for the license number and verify it on the Westchester County Department of Consumer Protection website before you sign a contract.
The contractor doing the work should pull any required permits from the local building department. Ask who is responsible for permits before you sign.
Westchester County requires home improvement contractors to hold a county license (Westchester County Code, Chapter 863). Before you sign a contract for a remodel in Ossining, ask the contractor for their license number and look it up on the county's official database. Building permits are issued by your local building department.
Ossining has two building departments. Inside the Village of Ossining, permit applications are accepted online only, through the village's CitySquared portal, which also lets you look up a property's permit history. The Town of Ossining Building Department covers only the unincorporated area outside the village, and Briarcliff Manor has its own village building department.
Many Ossining homes are older, so opening walls during a kitchen or bath remodel can turn up outdated wiring or plumbing that has to be brought up to code. Budget some contingency for it, and make sure the permit covers the full scope.
Village of Ossining Building Department → · Town of Ossining Building Department →
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