Additions
Second stories, rear extensions, in-law suites. We tie new structure into an existing house so the roofline, the floors, and the finishes read as one building, not a bolt-on.
General contractor · Nyack, New York · Est. 1995
A small Nyack firm on purpose. Additions, kitchens, baths, and the structural work underneath them, fully insured with 54 five-star reviews. The person whose name is on the company is on your job site every week it runs.
Trued to plumb, level to the datumThe reason to hire us is the reason we stay small
Most of the horror stories start the same way: the firm took on more than it could walk. Crews vanish for a week. The schedule slides and nobody calls. We built Stonebridge to make that impossible, by keeping the company small enough to run from a truck and a set of drawings.
We run three or four projects at once, not thirty. That is the whole reason the schedule holds.
Not a project manager you never meet. The owner is on your job every week, every week it runs.
Not a new crew of subs each phase. The people who start your house are the people who finish it.
The dates we give you at contract are the dates we keep. If something moves, you hear it from us first.

Ground up
This is every project we take, start to finish. Read it from the ground and watch it rise.
Before a footing gets poured we stake the corners, pull the diagonals square, and set the batter boards. Get this wrong and every wall after it is wrong. We take the time here so we never chase it later.
Layout · Sample photoEvery stud plumb, every plate level, every header sized for the load above it. This is the bones of the house and the part nobody sees once the drywall is on. We build it like the inspector is a partner, because getting it right the first time is cheaper than opening a wall.
Frame · Sample photoPlumbing, wiring, ductwork, blocking for the cabinets that are not here yet. The rough-in is where a good build separates from a fast one. We walk it with you before insulation goes in, so you see the guts of your own house while you still can.
Rough-in · Sample photoTrim, cabinets, counters, the tile everyone actually notices. The finish is the reward for the boring work underneath it. Same carpenters who framed the house hang the doors, so the people who know where every stud is are the ones fitting the casework to it.
Finish · Sample photoIf your project is not one of these, we will tell you honestly and point you to someone who does it well.
Second stories, rear extensions, in-law suites. We tie new structure into an existing house so the roofline, the floors, and the finishes read as one building, not a bolt-on.
Second story · Extensions · In-law suitesFull gut renovations. Down to the studs, re-planned for how you actually cook and gather, then rebuilt with cabinetry and trim that fits the house it lives in.
Full gut · Cabinetry · MillworkWaterproofed the right way, the part you cannot see and cannot cut. Tile set to last decades, not until the warranty runs out.
Waterproofing · Tile · FixturesFootings, foundations, beams, and the load paths that hold the rest up. When a wall has to come out or a floor has to be leveled, this is the work that makes it safe.
Footings · Beams · Load pathsThe territory
We stay close so the owner can actually be on your job every week. If it is more than about twenty minutes from Nyack, it is probably not a Stonebridge job, and we will say so.
Start with a conversation
(845) 555-0172Call the office and you get a person, or send the details below and we call you back, usually the same day.