Kitchen & Bathroom
Remodeling in Chappaqua, NY

Bathroom remodeling, kitchen renovations, and general contracting for Chappaqua homeowners — from the post-war Colonials of Lawrence Farms and the wooded contemporaries of Whippoorwill to the older homes around King Street and the train station.

Your Local Chappaqua Contractor

Built for the Hamlet of Chappaqua.

Chappaqua grew in two distinct waves. The older homes cluster around the hamlet center — King Street, Greeley Avenue, and the streets you can walk to the train from — along with the 18th- and 19th-century houses of the historic district along Quaker Road. Then, from the late 1940s through the 1970s, the wooded hills around it filled in: center-hall Colonials, split-levels, ranches, and architect-designed contemporaries on acre-plus lots in Lawrence Farms, Random Farms, Whippoorwill, and the winding roads that connect them.

What that means for a renovation is that a Chappaqua house tends to be big enough but organized wrong for how a family lives now. A kitchen walled off from the family room. A primary bathroom that was generous in 1965 and cramped by today's standard, with a single vanity and a tub nobody uses. And behind the finishes, plumbing and electrical that were adequate when the house was built and are not now. We price and plan for what is behind the wall before demolition rather than discovering it halfway through and handing you a change order.

The owner is personally on every Chappaqua job site, every day. No hand-off to a junior project manager and no anonymous crew. That on-site commitment is the reason a lot of our work comes from neighbors of past clients — the kind of referral that only happens when the experience stays consistent from one home to the next.

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Built for Chappaqua Homes

Colonials, Contemporaries
and Acre-Plus Lots.

Most of Chappaqua went up between the late 1940s and the 1970s: Colonials, split-levels, and contemporaries on wooded lots, with older homes near the hamlet center and newer townhomes at Old Farm Lake and Chappaqua Crossing. The usual project is a house with more room than flow — a kitchen closed off from the family room, a primary bath laid out for 1965 — and we open it up without losing what made it worth buying.

Project Types We Handle

What a Chappaqua
Renovation Looks Like

Every Chappaqua project starts with a free in-home estimate before any work begins. Here's the typical scope of what we build — timelines vary with size and complexity, and your detailed quote covers everything specific to your home. All timelines shown are estimates only and subject to change based on the final project scope, material lead times, and site conditions.

Kitchen Remodeling

Typical Timeline: 6–10 weeks
Typically includes
  • Custom cabinetry & islands
  • Quartz, stone, or solid-surface countertops
  • Tile backsplash & flooring
  • Layout reworks (wall removal, new openings)
  • Appliances, plumbing & electrical
  • Recessed and statement lighting
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Bathroom Renovation

Typical Timeline: 3–5 weeks
Typically includes
  • Full waterproofing & custom tile
  • Walk-in showers or tub-to-shower conversions
  • Vanities, fixtures & lighting
  • Plumbing & electrical relocations
  • Heated floors (optional)
  • Ventilation & finish carpentry
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General Contracting

Typical Timeline: 3–6 months
Typically includes
  • Whole-home renovations
  • Additions & structural work
  • Full trade coordination
  • Guidance on permits & codes
  • Owner-supervised project management
  • Post-construction cleanup
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Renovating in Chappaqua

What to Expect When Renovating in Chappaqua

Chappaqua's mid-century housing stock, its wooded and sloping lots, and the number of homes on septic all shape how a project has to be planned. We account for that from day one.

  • Permits and Approvals, Understood Up Front

    Chappaqua building permits run through the town's Building Department, and where a project touches a steep slope, a wetland buffer, or significant trees, separate approvals can apply. We know what a job here is likely to need and walk you through it when we scope the project, so it is built into the plan from the start.

  • Built for Mid-Century Housing Stock

    Most of Chappaqua went up between the late 1940s and the 1970s. Behind the finishes that usually means a panel and wiring sized for a different era, galvanized supply lines, cast-iron waste, and bathrooms that were never properly waterproofed. We plan and price for that up front instead of discovering it as a change order.

  • Septic and Well Water Planning

    Outside the hamlet center, many Chappaqua homes are on septic, and some draw from private wells. Adding a bedroom, and in some cases a bathroom, can trigger a review of the septic system's capacity, and new fixtures need to work with the pressure and water quality a well delivers. We flag all of it before the scope is committed to.

  • Living in the House While We Work

    Most of our Chappaqua clients stay in their homes through the renovation. That means real dust containment, protected floors and stairs, work zones sealed off from the rest of the house, and a site cleaned at the end of every day.

  • Free Estimates & Transparent Pricing

    A detailed scope and fixed pricing before any work begins. No hidden costs, no surprise change orders mid-build.

  • Owner-Supervised, Every Day

    The owner is on every Chappaqua job site personally — coordinating trades, inspecting quality, and acting as your single point of contact start to finish.

Chappaqua Neighborhoods We Serve

Renovating Across All of Chappaqua

From Lawrence Farms, Random Farms, and Whippoorwill on the wooded hills to Chappaqua Ridge and the streets around King Street and the station, plus the townhomes at Old Farm Lake and Chappaqua Crossing — we work in every part of the hamlet.

Lawrence Farms EastLawrence Farms SouthRandom FarmsWhippoorwillChappaqua RidgeHardscrabble LakeOld Farm LakeChappaqua CrossingQuaker RoadKing StreetHamlet Center
Common Questions

Chappaqua Renovation FAQ

Answers to the questions Chappaqua homeowners ask us most often — about bathrooms, kitchens, and what renovating here involves.

What neighborhoods in Chappaqua do you serve?

All of them — Lawrence Farms East and South, Random Farms, Whippoorwill, Chappaqua Ridge, Hardscrabble Lake, the townhomes at Old Farm Lake and Chappaqua Crossing, the historic homes along Quaker Road, and the streets around King Street and the hamlet center.

Do you do luxury and primary-bathroom renovations in Chappaqua?

Yes. A primary bathroom redesign in a 1960s Colonial is rarely just new finishes. It usually means reworking the layout so a walk-in shower and a real double vanity fit, relocating plumbing, upgrading ventilation, full waterproofing, and often heated floors and a freestanding tub. We guide the design and material selection, then build it under one contract with the owner on site.

Can you handle a small bathroom or small kitchen remodel in Chappaqua?

Yes. Not every project is a gut renovation, and a hall bath or a compact kitchen gets the same waterproofing, tile work, and owner supervision as a large one. A small footprint is often where a smart layout change — a tub-to-shower conversion, a peninsula in place of a wall — makes the biggest difference for the money.

How much does a kitchen or bathroom remodel cost in Chappaqua?

It depends on size, layout changes, and material selections, which is why we give a fixed price after seeing the space rather than a range over the phone. Our free in-home estimate covers a detailed scope line by line, so you know what is included before anything is committed to.

Does it matter that my Chappaqua home is on septic or well water?

It matters for planning, not for whether the project can happen. Adding a bedroom, and in some cases a bathroom, can require a review of your septic system's capacity before a permit is issued. On a well, fixture choices need to account for the pressure and water quality the system delivers. We raise both at the estimate so nothing surfaces mid-build.

Will the owner be on-site during my Chappaqua renovation?

Yes. Every Evici Corp project is owner-supervised — the owner is personally on your job site, coordinating trades and inspecting quality. You have one point of contact for the whole project, and it is the person actually running it.

Planning a Renovation
in Chappaqua?

Get a free, no-obligation estimate from a Chappaqua kitchen and bathroom remodeling contractor who knows your neighborhood, your home, and what tends to be behind its walls.