Connecticut & Westchester Home Remodeling
Experience the Craftsmanship of G & S Renovations — Connecticut Home Remodeling and Westchester Home Remodeling Specialists
Bill Gilbert
With more than 30 years of exceptional service to discerning clients and homeowners throughout Connecticut and Westchester, Bill Gilbert, owner of G & S Renovations and a Connecticut Licensed Master Plumber, oversees every Connecticut home remodeling and Westchester home remodeling project personally, working hand-in-hand with each and every client.
G & S Renovations, LLC is a fully licensed Home Improvement Contractor in both Connecticut and Westchester offering home remodeling, kitchen remodeling, and bathroom remodeling services. The company has successfully completed the RRP Lead Paint Certification class and is fully qualified to assist in remodeling projects that involve the safe removal of lead paint.
G & S Renovations changes more than just your home. We will change the way you think about home remodeling.
“I am committed to helping our community be a better place to work, live, and play.”
— Bill Gilbert
Home Remodeling | Bathroom Remodeling | Kitchen Remodeling
Choose G & S Renovations for your next Connecticut home remodeling or Westchester home remodeling project:
- Over 30 years of exceptional service
- Superior craftsmanship on all forms of residential renovation
- Project management that guides you through every phase, responds promptly, and minimizes stress
- Team workmanship using only highly experienced, local professionals; all licensed and insured
- Timing and budget estimates that are straightforward and reliable
- Clean and professionally run work sites with minimal disruption to the homeowner
- RRP Lead Certified
Every G & S Renovations home remodeling project comes with a lasting commitment to quality and service. G & S Renovations is a member in Good Standing of the CT Better Business Bureau, a Connecticut and Westchester County Licensed Home Improvement Contractor, and attends regular Continuing Education Classes.
