Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil sit at the southern end of the Riverdale ridge, where the Harlem River meets the Hudson. The streets are steep, and most homes here are apartments: prewar and postwar co-op buildings along Palisade Avenue, Johnson Avenue and the Henry Hudson Parkway, with rental buildings and some one- and two-family houses on the side streets down toward Broadway.
The contractors below have a business address in this part of the Bronx, according to the city’s license records. Each one held an active NYC Home Improvement Contractor license when we checked in October 2026, and the license number is on each listing.
Contractors based in Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil
- Allready Contracting LLC — General Contractor
- AltCity Inc. — General Contractor
- Arel – NY Painting, LLC — Painting
- Atlantic Development Corp. — General Contractor
- Bindela Construction LLC — General Contractor
- Carrick Contracting Inc. — General Contractor
- Century One Construction Company — General Contractor
- Curham LLC — General Contractor
- DKAI Contracting Inc — General Contractor
- FMJ Renovation Inc. — Interior Renovations
- Fieldston Flooring Corp. — Flooring
- Fraser’s Edge Construction Corp. — General Contractor
- JVC Concepts Inc — General Contractor
- LBL Improvement Services Inc. — Interior Renovations
- Loyal Stars Construction Inc. — General Contractor
- MPL Eagle Construction Corp. — General Contractor
- SSG Contracting LLC — General Contractor
- Town And Country Renovations, Inc. — Interior Renovations
Plumbers and electricians in Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil
Plumbing and electrical work in New York City needs a license from the Department of Buildings, separate from the home improvement license. Each business below held an active DOB master plumber or electrical license when we checked in October 2026; the license number is on each listing.
- Need A Plumber NY — Plumbing
- Alltype Plumbing & Heating Solutions LLC — Plumbing
- Noble Mechanical Corp — Plumbing
- Alco Electric, LLC — Electrical
Renovating an apartment here
Because so much of the housing is co-op apartments, most renovations in Kingsbridge and Spuyten Duyvil start with the building, not the contractor. Before work begins, the board or managing agent will usually ask for an alteration agreement, a scope of work, and a certificate of insurance naming the building. Our guide to co-op alteration agreements explains the usual steps.
A contractor who works locally will often know the managing agents and the paperwork they expect, which can save weeks. It is still worth asking any contractor how many co-op jobs they have done in the last year and whether they can produce an insurance certificate in your building’s exact wording.
Hilly streets and older buildings also matter for practical reasons. Ask how materials will get in (some buildings have no service elevator), where debris will go, and whether the job will need a permit from the Department of Buildings. Bathroom and kitchen jobs that move plumbing usually do; painting and like-for-like replacements usually do not.
Before you hire
- Check the license number on the city’s NYC Open Data site.
- Get a written contract with the price, the schedule and a description of the work.
- Get more than one quote.
Looking further north? See contractors in Van Cortlandt Village, Fieldston and North Riverdale, or all contractors by ZIP code.