We manage a small co-op and scheduled an inspection after realizing nobody had looked at the roof…read morein years. I expected them to come back with a giant list of expensive recommendations, but that wasn't the case. They identified a few minor issues, cleaned up some drainage concerns, repaired a section of flashing, and gave us a realistic assessment of the roof's condition. It was refreshing to get practical advice instead of a sales pitch from royal roofing bronx.

Royal Renovators were honest and highly professional from the estimate to the installation. Mike…read morewas our project manager and was very attention detailed. and we got our shingle roof replaced in one day and cleaned perfectly. One of the best experiences we've had with a contractor, Highly Recommend them.

DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY!!! I ditto everything J.W's review…read moresaid. I hired them to gut reno my bathroom and paint my apt. Unprofessional, sloppy, non-compliant work. They ruined my shades, broke a vase, got paint splatter on so many things. I already have 4 cracked shower tiles-it happened the week they finished. They didn't level walls, or tiles or use spacers. They didn't trowel thinset. Grout lines are below standard width. Now I have to sue him to get money back for a redo.

We own a two bed room co-op on Ocean Parkway. The building is well over 70 years old and our…read moreapartment walls were in horrible shape. Al (owner and worker) scraped the walls and plastered the entire place except for the bathroom and kitchen which were in good shape. He painted the entire apartment. He gutted and installed a new shower stall and re did the internet cable so it looked great. He did other stuff as well but those were the major pieces. My wife and I live 250 miles away in Washington DC so hiring a contractor for our project in Brooklyn was intimidating as many of the quotes we got were from contractors who were hostile or hard to work with. When we found Al we knew we hit gold. He did an amazing job on every front. And when he made a mistake, he took care of it at his cost. This only happened a couple of times when his guy broke the shower handle and they took off the picture hook molding by mistake. All gave us regular updates and moved the project along quickly. I can't say enough good about his attention to detail and his desire to look out for our well being. I am sad that he works so far from our home as I would hire him in a heart beat to do all the work we need on our 100 year old house. Often he would suggest better ways to get something done. Such as the plastering. They gave several coats of plaster and used a mesh so that these walls would last another 30 years if not more. He redid the shower stall when it did not look exactly perfect. He got the job done on time and within budget and with renovation there are always surprises. He just took care of them and was so friendly and communicative. He rocks! He lives his word and is totally trustworthy. I told Al my wife and I would give him references if he ever wanted them from us. When we first started to talk to him he gave me four folks to call and all had great things to say about him. He is not the cheapest and he is not the most expensive, he charges a fair price that made me feel great about paying him. Your friends may tell you to pay less or that it should not take so long. And I can tell you from experience the end result is the only metric for success in a project where you are taking apart a 70-80 year old apartment and bringing it up to speed. For example when they dug out the old shower he found leaky pipes. He could have ignored it and just did what we paid him for, but for another 600 dollars (which our building will pay for) he made sure it was fixed and saved us thousands of dollars down the road when another contractor/plumber would have to dig it all up and do it again. He always consulted with our super to make sure everything was done to the buildings specification. Al was at the job site doing the work most of the time. He is a skilled worker and not just a manager.

We hired HS again to paint and always happy with their work. Great communication, they arrived on…read moretime, and executed with excellent craft. They are my go to for many projects.

Fast efficient service with great results. Came on time and worked thru day to finish.read more

After dealing with kitchen damage, I realized the actual repair part was only half the battle. The…read moreinsurance side of everything was honestly more overwhelming than the damage itself. Every phone call felt like I was speaking a different language and I had no idea what was actually covered versus what I was being told. Finding NYTDR completely changed that experience for me. What I appreciated most was that they approached the situation like people who actually understand how stressful it is to have your home disrupted, not just like another construction job. They caught things in the kitchen that I would've never thought to document for the claim and explained the process in a way that actually made sense. There were multiple moments where I probably would've accepted less from insurance if they hadn't stepped in. The kitchen now looks better than it did before the damage happened, but honestly the biggest value was having people who knew how to navigate both the restoration side and the insurance side at the same time. That combination is rare. Most companies either know construction or know claims. NYTDR seemed to understand both equally well, which made the entire process way smoother than I expected.

Top notch company. Had multiple positive experiences with them. Communications were excellent and…read morewould recommend them to anyone in search of their service.

They never even spoke to me directly. Did an inquiry about updating our kitchen. After 3 days,…read moretheir text response was view of our home indicates inability to pay and us wanting cheap materials. I asked for our ceiling to be redone, recessed lighting, new floors, countertops electrical. Etc. My house is paid off, so yes I can pay. Just because I jave not yet updated my siding, doesn't mean that everything inside all apts hasn't been remodeled. And what does bot being right next to a subway station have to do with whether it's worth you doing the remodel? I hope that you guys do no business and you suck. I will also say this message I received may have been intended to be internal only, but they messed up sending it to me Thanks

Yaron and NYHR helped us navigate a very tricky emergency renovation. They were extremely efficient…read morein meeting our timeline, and dealt directly with our insurance company and building management. The work was done beautifully. Highly recommended!

Great experience with the construction work in our apartment. The team was professional, easy to…read morework with, and did a great job.. Everything was done properly and the final result looks great. Highly recommend!

The JOB - Lay down 60 sq ft of new tile floor in bathroom. Minor subfloor repair…read more The GOOD: a) The estimate process was solid. On-the-spot, technology-driven estimate. Fair/competitive pricing (i got 3 quotes) b) contractors showed up on time c) work was completed on schedule d) the quality of the job was acceptable. The BAD: a) Masks: contractors did not wear masks at all times. In some cases masks did not cover noses. All work took place indoors. This is not a conversation that anyone wants to have in the middle of a pandemic. b) Dust control: contractors did not bring any tarp/covering to cover items around the cutting area. I wasn't thinking about covering items outside the bathroom because I, for whatever reason, wasn't expecting there to be much dust - they do tiling all the time, they know how much dust their work creates - at no point did they even advise me to cover my items. The amount of cleaning that I was left to do was substantial (items & appliances that were in the bathroom and all hallway surfaces across 3 floors). Maybe 2-3hrs total time and there yet remains cleaning work to be done. I covered things up on day 2, but by then, the damage had been done. I also had a throw out a window curtain that got ruined by the dust. In hindsight, the cutting should have been done outside or with a wet saw in the bathtub. You live and learn. This is a lesson that I would have preferred to learn a different way. The MEH: a) The contractor did not install quarter round moulding in places where there had not been quarter round at the start of the job. Wasn't in the contract. But it feels like the kind of thing that shouldn't have to be in a contract. I didn't think about it until after the fact b) Contractor assured me that sink drain was reconnected properly. They tested it with me. It did not leak during the test. Everything appeared to be ok. The sink leaked a substantial amount of water 2 days later when i poured a quart of water down the drain.

Originally I only called them for a roof inspection because I noticed a water stain forming near…read morethe ceiling of our top-floor apartment. I assumed I was looking at a major roofing project. After inspecting the roof they found a flashing issue around one of the penetrations and showed me exactly where water was getting in. Instead of trying to sell me a full roof replacement, they recommended a targeted repair. The repair was completed within a few days and ended up costing far less than I expected. It's refreshing dealing with a company that's willing to fix the actual problem instead of automatically recommending the most expensive option.

Strong wind lifted the rear edge of our old roof late on a Saturday. The loose section was secured…read moretemporarily before more rain arrived. Once the weather cleared, the failing perimeter was removed and rebuilt as part of a full replacement. Material availability added a few days between the temporary and permanent work. The protection held, and the new edge has stayed secure through worse wind.

Brian did a good job of re-grouting my bathroom. He arrived on time, was efficient and didn't…read moreneglect the details. I recommend using Titanium.

this company is a joke, they showed up with the technician and a person they were training. This is…read morenot a training facility or a mock job. This is my home. They did do the work, but there were mistakes and it was very sloppy. I called they said they would come back, on the day they were supposed to come back. They blocked my number and would not take my calls. This is a very unprofessional company I advise you strongly to stay away. They are Neither professional oh Reliable