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Contractors - General
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Substantial apartment and townhouse renovations
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FR Review:
With over 35 years in business, owner Arthur Jussel of The Residential Interiors Corportation is highly respected by industry insiders and private patrons for his integrity, ability and exemplary work. Intimidating gut renovations on the Upper East Side and Central Park West are the rm’s specialty. Customers remark that the team at The Residential plans, prepares and executes all projects with the highest quality, precision and timeliness.
We hear that Jussel “runs a tight ship,” captaining a crew of sixteen eld workers who prove “professional and caring” in their attitude toward the client and the tasks they perform. Jussel himself, who launched the rm in 1980, is noted for his good eye for detail, not surprising coming from “the son of a society decorator.” Architects nd Jussel just “makes life easy” by asking the right questions and addressing issues before they walk on site, while designers trust him with their own apartment renovations.
Townhouse and apartment overhauls run into the millions of dollars, retaining a focus on quality regardless of scope. Typically prices go from $700 to $900 per square foot with the average gut costing $2.5–$3.5 million. However, if Jussel feels a connection to a particular idea, he will take on a job for less–espe- cially if it’s a repeat client.
Representative Client Comments:
“As an architect, I have worked with him for nine years and if it was up to me, I would use Arthur for every job–he makes me look that good.” “Board president of an Upper East building called to say how thrilled they were with The Residential Interior.” “With Arthur on the job there is never friction–the same subs have been with him for years.” “Jussel sets the tone for his managers who are well educated and intelligent.” “Prices aren’t cheap but the rm always comes in on budget–some guys might bid lower but they end up coming in higher.“ “Their architects love them, their clients love them, and their subcontractors love them.” “Always honest and forthright and up-front–a big advantage in a contractor.”
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