Capital Improvement Contractor Staten Island

We renovate occupied Staten Island co-ops and condos.

Occupied-building capital work

The shared spaces, upgraded with residents in place.

Capital work in a Staten Island co-op or condo lives in the common elements: lobbies, corridors, elevator banks, amenity floors, and the building envelope. Perennial Empire scopes that work around the reality that shareholders and unit owners do not move out, so phasing, access, and noise windows are planned before mobilization rather than negotiated mid-job.

  • Lobby, corridor, and elevator-bank renovation
  • Amenity and common-element upgrades
  • Building-wide painting and plaster restoration
  • Facade, roof, and Local Law compliance work
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Perennial Empire by the numbers

1,000s

Units turned per year

Founded in 2017, Harlem-based, working across all five boroughs. We mobilize to Staten Island as a single in-house workforce rather than assembling a local subcontractor team per job.

100+
Turns per month At peak production
12,000
Unit portfolios served Largest managed portfolio
$100M+
Interior work produced Affordable and market-rate interiors

What we handle for Staten Island boards and property managers

  1. Common-Area and Common-Element Renovations

    Lobbies, hallways, elevator banks, amenity spaces, and shared common elements across Staten Island's condo buildings, co-ops, and HOA-governed townhouse communities, phased to keep operations running while residents stay in place.

  2. Building-Wide Painting and Capital Programs

    Corridor and stairwell repainting, plaster restoration, exterior common-element refreshes, and multi-year capital plans scoped to a board's reserve schedule, delivered by one in-house crew from start to finish.

  3. Compliance and Filings

    DOB, HPD, and FDNY coordination with a licensed expediter of record, so open violations and Local Law deadlines do not turn into resident-assessment surprises.

Built for Staten Island boards

Our board and HOA operating cadence

Staten Island's housing runs from North Shore condo and co-op buildings in St. George and Grymes Hill to the townhouse and HOA communities of the South Shore. The constant is that residents do not move out, so the work runs on a board's cadence, not the crew's convenience.

  1. Weekly Site Meetings

    Owner-architect-contractor meetings with the board liaison, managing agent, and our project manager. Notes circulated within 24 hours so the next decision does not wait on the next meeting.

  2. Board-Meeting Reporting

    A one-page construction update issued 72 hours before each board meeting covering progress, open items, and upcoming access needs, so the board conversation is informed rather than reactive.

  3. Resident Notices

    Posted weekly look-aheads, 72-hour notices for elevator takedowns and water shutdowns, and a bilingual site lead available during work hours. A dedicated PM email for resident questions that routes to us, not the managing agent.

  4. Governing-Document Compliance

    House rules, bylaws, reservation policies, and seasonal restrictions pulled into the logistics plan before mobilization. Exceptions routed through the board's pre-approval process.

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One in-house crew

Seven trades on staff, one point of accountability.

Perennial Empire self-performs painting, carpentry, drywall, tile, doors, general construction, and glazing with a 90+ W2 crew. On a Staten Island capital program that means the board works with one contractor from scope through punch list, not a brokered chain of subcontractors where every delay becomes a finger-pointing exercise.

  • 90+ W2 tradespeople, not a subcontractor list
  • Schedules built around a board's reserve plan
  • Weekly reporting the board can act on
  • One contract, board to punch list
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Staten Island board and HOA questions

Do you renovate Staten Island condo, co-op, and HOA buildings while residents stay in place?

Yes. Perennial Empire is an occupied-building renovation specialist. For common-area and common-element work such as lobbies, hallways, elevator banks, and amenity spaces, residents stay in place and keep full use of the building through a phasing plan that rotates work between wings, floors, or elevator banks. We have renovated more than 3,000 occupied units across NYC.

Will you mobilize to Staten Island for a capital project?

Yes. Perennial Empire works across all five boroughs from our Harlem headquarters. Because our 90+ workforce is in-house and on W2, we mobilize to Staten Island as a single crew rather than assembling a local subcontractor team per job, which keeps the schedule and the single point of accountability intact.

How do you coordinate with a Staten Island board, HOA, and managing agent?

We run a structured communication triangle: board liaison, managing agent, and our project manager. Scope and budget live with the board, change orders under a pre-agreed threshold live with the agent, and day-to-day access scheduling lives with our superintendent. A weekly owner-architect-contractor meeting keeps everyone current.

Do you handle DOB permits and Local Law compliance for Staten Island buildings?

Yes. Permit filings go through our in-house project management team with a licensed expediter of record. For board-led work such as hallway renovations, facade, roof, and common-system work, we manage the DOB filings, inspections, and sign-offs, and we coordinate FDNY and HPD items so open violations and Local Law deadlines are handled inside the project.

Staten Island Capital Improvements

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Tell us about your Staten Island condo, co-op, or HOA project. We will come back with a scope discussion, a walkthrough, or a proposal. Perennial Empire is an occupied-building specialist with 90+ W2 crew and seven in-house trades.

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