Category: Blog
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What Is Industrial Fabrication | Storee Construction
Industrial fabrication—often called industrial metal fabrication—is the practice of shaping metal from raw materials into dependable metal parts, metal products, and metal structures that work in real plant conditions. Think platforms, guarding, hoppers, frames, brackets, and precision components built to fit your space, your process, and your uptime windows. Industrial fabrication turns metallic materials (sheet…
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Bathroom Remodel NYC | Expert Bathroom Renovation Guide
1. Can I live at home during a bathroom remodel? Yes, you can live at home during a bathroom remodel if you have multiple bathrooms. Many NYC homeowners stay in place. Set a clear work schedule, isolate the work zone, and plan a temporary bathing setup. If you are renovating your only bathroom, it’s recommended…
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Home Renovation Contractors | Hire the Best Remodeling Team
You should hire a general contractor (GC) for your home renovation. A GC oversees the day-to-day construction, coordinates trades, manages the schedule, and keeps quality on track so the work actually gets done. For some home renovations, consider bringing in a licensed architect. Architects handle technical design and the drawings required for your building board…
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Before & After Living Room With Mid-Century Modern Fireplace
A mid-century modern living room remodel in Central Park South adds a desk niche, fireplace, and a Carrara focal point Homeowners: Geoffrey, an architect, and Alicia, who works in operations at a FinTech startup, posted their modern living room remodel on Sweeten Where: Manhattan on Central Park South Primary renovation: An updated living room creates…
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Industrial Trench Drain Systems | Storee Construction
Keep floors safer, cleaner, and compliant—without slowing production. Industrial trench drain systems manage water and process liquids across long runs where point drains fall short. The right system balances flow capacity, chemical/thermal resistance, traffic loads (people, forklifts, trucks), cleanability, and installation windows. A GC-led plan ties the drain into concrete, coatings, utilities, and maintenance so…
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Townhouse Gut Renovation Brings a Sunnier Outlook for a Family
Marsha and Adam knew they wanted a home in Brooklyn. What they didn’t know was that it would take them two years of searching—and a full gut renovation—to find it. The couple, along with their two daughters, had been living in a tiny 720-square-foot apartment and were ready for more space. When they finally found…
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A 1920s Westchester Kitchen Gets a Modern Update
When Tracey and Brian bought their 1920s home in Pelham Manor, New York, they knew the kitchen’s days were numbered. What they didn’t know was that they’d be living with a failing, outdated space for 14 more years. The layout was a maze of awkward turns, the floors were “evil,” and the flow of the…
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This Hamptons Beach House Got a Full Pop Art Redo After a Flood
Disasters are rarely an opportunity. But when a burst pipe flooded Katy Garry’s decades-old family beach house in the Hamptons, she and her husband decided to see it as a chance for a radical fresh start. A Flood Wrecked This House. The Renovation Turned It Into a Pop Art Paradise. Rather than simply repairing the…
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7 Designs That Push the Limits
When you hear “modern classic,” your mind probably goes straight to a sterile, all-white bathroom with a few tasteful chrome fixtures. It’s the safe bet, the default setting for a certain kind of grown-up design. But what if we told you that the concept has evolved? Today, the best modern classic bathrooms are less about…
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From Dank to Sleek Brooklyn Office
A designer transforms her dank downstairs into a gleaming creative zone with renovation help from Sweeten Homeowners: Interior designer Danielle Fennoy posted her modern basement remodel on Sweeten Where: Stuyvesant Heights, Brooklyn, New York Primary renovation: A basement turns into a designer’s home office (including laundry and storage) with gallery looks Sweeten general contractor Homeowner’s…