Remodeling questions, answered before the first conversation.

The work includes kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovations, additions, whole-home improvements, decks, screened porches, custom carpentry, built-ins and focused residential updates. If your project does not fit neatly into one category, describe it through the project form and Marek can help clarify the scope.

Yes. Cyrwus Contracting Inc. is a New York corporation and holds a home improvement contractor license issued by the Putnam County Department of Consumer Affairs, number PC7377. Proof of insurance is available on request before work begins.

No. Walking the space, talking through what you want and providing an estimate is free. Detailed design work or drawings, where a project requires them, is a separate conversation.

The company is based at 20 Cherry Lane, Stormville, New York 12582, in eastern Dutchess County, and works throughout Pawling and the surrounding Hudson Valley.

Yes. Pawling, Stormville and the surrounding Dutchess County communities are part of the core service area. Projects are considered individually based on location, scope and schedule.

Yes. Cyrwus Contracting serves homeowners in Putnam and Westchester Counties as well as Dutchess County. Share your town and project details so the team can confirm availability for your location.

Marek leads the work from the first project conversation through construction and the final walkthrough. That owner-led approach keeps decisions, carpentry and trade coordination connected.

Marek works on site alongside an experienced crew. Licensed electricians and plumbers are brought in for their portions of the job and scheduled around the carpentry.

Use the project form to share your name, contact information, location, timing and a plain-language description of the work. The form then drafts either a text message or an email to Marek for you to review and send. You can also call (914) 406-6629 directly.

The most useful starting details are the room or area involved, your town, the result you want, any known structural changes and your preferred timing. Photos, measurements and inspiration images can be discussed after the initial message.

Scope is the biggest factor: whether structural work is involved, whether plumbing or electrical is moving, the finish materials selected and how much of the existing space has to be corrected once it is opened up. An estimate follows a walkthrough, not a phone description, because those variables are rarely visible from the outside.

Yes. Multi-trade coordination is part of many kitchen, bathroom and addition projects. The sequence is planned so plumbing, electrical, carpentry and finish work support the same completed result.

Yes. Cyrwus Contracting takes on structural remodeling and additions, including framing and the coordination needed to connect new work to an existing home. Exact requirements depend on the property and the proposed scope.

Yes. Outdoor work includes custom decks, railings, screened porches and the carpentry and finish details that help a new outdoor space feel connected to the house.

Yes. The project mix can include focused carpentry, doors, trim, built-ins, cabinetry installation, finish repairs and other residential improvements, subject to the current schedule and project fit.

That depends on the room, utilities affected and the size of the project. Access, home protection, dust control and sequencing are discussed before construction so you understand how the work may affect daily routines.

The schedule depends on scope, material lead times, trade coordination and any structural or permit requirements. After learning the specifics of the project, Marek can discuss a realistic sequence and expected timing.

Availability varies through the year, and outdoor work in particular fills quickly ahead of spring. Starting the conversation early gives you more of the calendar to choose from.

Permit and approval needs vary by municipality and scope. Those requirements are identified and discussed as part of planning so the responsibilities and next steps are clear before applicable work begins.