Innovators Design + Build (Verified reviews)
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Maintain 6 feet of distance from customers
Wear masks during the job
Wear gloves during the job
Disinfect surfaces touched during the job
Featured Projects
Morningside Heights
Approx. $20000
Midtown East
Approx. $30000
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- Caroline B.
General Contracting
I was in contact with Eddie for a retail project and he was nothing short of professional. He listened and advised on every single detail. I would hire him again in an instant!
Oct 1, 2020VerifiedInnovators Design + Build (Verified reviews)'s replyThank you Caroline! It was a pleasure working with you!
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- Hye R.
Bathroom Remodel
Finding Edward on Thumbtack to renovate an outdated bathroom and closet in my one bedroom condo felt like I hit the lottery; I could not have asked for a better experience from start to end. He was very thorough in the assessment, walking you through all the steps, pitching ideas, and best of all, great at keeping in touch about the progress throughout the whole process. He really cares about his work and his customers, and the finished result is light years better than the original layout/deco. I would definitely recommend them and will use them for work in the future should I need it. Thanks Edward & team for your amazing work!
May 30, 2017VerifiedInnovators Design + Build (Verified reviews)'s replyHye! thank you for the feedback. It was great working with you! If you ever need anything else you have our number!
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- Giselle U.
General Contracting
I am a interior designer in New York. I hired Innovators to renovate a one bedroom for a client in a top co-op building in NYC. The building had strict guidelines for any alterations. Edward and his crew were very careful to follow the building regulations and rules which is very important when working on many of the buildings in NY. Innovators has a great pull of skilled workmen and sub contractors. Many of his workers are multi-skilled and professional. We are at the end of the renovations and are please with the outcome. We will use Innovators again in future projects. Giselle Ulmo Giselle Ulmo Design
Oct 19, 2016VerifiedInnovators Design + Build (Verified reviews)'s replyGiselle! It was a pleasure working with you also! Looking forward to working with you again! Thank you!
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- Alexandra B.
General Contracting
Eddie and his team were great. They worked very quickly and they did a great job. And they were very flexible re: timing & scheduling.
Jan 14, 2016VerifiedInnovators Design + Build (Verified reviews)'s replyAlexandra, Thank you for the review. It was a pleasure meeting you and Christopher! Thank you for your business It was a pleasure!
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- Jonathan S.
General Contracting
Awesome job. We're very happy with the work performed by Eddie and his team.
Oct 22, 2018VerifiedInnovators Design + Build (Verified reviews)'s replyThank you Jonathan! It was a pleasure working with you and your team of talented designers!!
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Credentials
License Type: Home Improvement Salesperson - NYC (NY)
License Type: Home Improvement Contractor - NYC (NY)
Edward Canfield
FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?Our prices include general liability, and workers' compensation insurance coverage so your investments and partners are protected throughout the renovation process. Bathroom Remodel $10,239 avg. Cost* Kitchen Remodel $22,947 avg. Cost* Interior Painting $1,754 avg. Cost* Flooring $2,888 avg. Cost* Windows $5,094 avg. Cost* Roofing $7,523 avg. Cost* Cabinets $4,885 avg. Cost* Electrical $1,318 avg. Cost* Plumbing $1,305 avg. Cost* Decks & Porches $7,216 avg. Cost* Countertops $2,905 avg. Cost*
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?1. Meet new Customer, walk through the upcoming project, get a clear idea of the client's needs wants, and concerns. 2. Submit a detailed proposal with pricing time and specific details on the project. 3. Meet the client on-site to talk about the upcoming project and any changes they need to make. 4. Meet the client on-site to talk about the upcoming project sign contract and collect a deposit. 5. Build project schedule logistics and progress plans. 6. Mobilize Trades and initiate the project. 7. Send Project owner photos and updates via text messaging or email. 8. Continue to perform on worksite according to contract and schedule specifications until the worksite is ready for inspection by project managers. 9. Once the project has passed the project manager's inspection the project owner is invited to inspect the worksite and create a personal punch list of things to be done. 10. Work is completed, work site is cleaned up, balance due is collected, and all tools and excess materials are removed from the work site so project owners can repurpose the new space.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?Degree in Construction Management from NYU. Various Certificates and training in construction-related topics. Lead safety training 30 Hour OSHA Lead Safety CPR