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Categories
Contractors - General
Services & Specialties
Choice renovations and cosmetic makeovers
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WORK QUALITY
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COST EVALUATION
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VALUE ANALYSIS
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FR Review:
John Petrocelli is known to be “imaginative” and “quick to find economical solutions” for his clients. Petrocelli’s firm, which splits its work between Manhattan and New Jersey, offers “meticulous” general contracting services ranging from small jobs to gut renovations. In-house specialties include tile work, millwork, painting and carpentry. Renovators tell us this firm exhibits a “work ethic rarely seen today” on projects both large and small, and ensures everything comes in on time and within budget.
Petrocelli has worked hard to build his reputation since he started the firm in 1980. References find “everyone in the company, from John on down, to be totally professional and a pleasure to work with.” Clients like Petrocelli so much that many have never even felt the need to consider other contractors, noting he is “scrupulous in providing detailed, honest financial estimates in advance–and he stands by them.” Though costly, gut renovations and cosmetic makeovers are said to be a good value for the quality at between $750,000 to $1 million.
Representative Client Comments:
“John and I have a great working relationship.” “John is always efficient, reliable and true to his word.” “When Petrocelli is the contractor all is taken care of.” “We lived in the apartment during the project and the crew did everything possible to make us comfortable and to respect our privacy.” “I have worked with John Petrocelli Construction on two major gut renovations of prewar apartments in New York City in the last five years. Suffice it to say, I am one of the few people in the city who enjoyed this process and that is due in large part to John and his crew.” “They all take pride in what they do. John was extremely responsive and reliable. We highly recommend him.” “I never thought I could speak enthusiastically about the work of a contractor working in New York City.”
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