FAQ

Hasanov Design + Remodeling is licensed in NY and NJ. We carry liability, disability and worker’s compensation insurance.

Hasanov Design + Remodeling’s license number is 621261. You only want to work with a contractor that is licensed. When you have a contractor’s license number, you can call the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs and confirm that the license number is valid and up to date.

Hasanov Design + Remodeling accepts cash, checks, and money orders.

We pass on the manufacturer’s warranty for all materials we purchase for our clients. Some of these are lifetime warranties.

Absolutely. We take care of all aspects of the remodeling process; design, procurement and construction. If you choose to have someone else design your project, we are more than happy to work along side them.

First and foremost, you should fill out our contact form to get your free design consultation from our remodeling specialists. After that, we define project goals and start working on your design. You will be able to make changes or ask for revision all throughout the process – you can be sure that you will get the end result you were looking for!

Every design project that you order at our design and remodeling company gets a Project Manager who is responsible for every step of remodeling works at your place. Your Project Manager will be regularly coming to the job site to inspect the progress and make changes to the design project if necessary. Your Manager will be available for you anytime via phone or email, so you will always stay updated about your remodeling progress.

When you apply for your free design consultation and have a meeting with the Remodeling Consultant at the place you are going to remodel, we will be able to define whether it is possible for us to work within your budget and meet your requirements at the same time. If we find that it is complicated for us to make a design project within your limits, we will suggest the ways to reduce costs and make your project feasible.

It fully depends on the characteristics of your design project. If you are going to remove any walls, or add extra constructions outside of the building, you will need to hire an architect to sign off. Also, your local building department might require you to get a special permit. However, don’t get worried and urgently search for an architect – we have you covered! Our design and remodeling company has a wide network of licensed architects who are always available to sign off or give you a piece of advice!

As soon as we sign the contract, our team initiates the process within 1-2 days. Please keep in mind that the design process and the selection of materials can be time consuming, therefore, we recommend you starting early, so that you can move to your new place in the nearest time possible!

Hasanov Design + Remodeling would be happy to assist you in preparing any necessary documentation and guide you through the permit acquiring process. However, there are costs with acquiring permits from the city – the client is responsible for paying for the permits.

Yes. The preparation depends on your design project. If large-scale remodeling works are planned, we would ask you to clear out the space from your personal belongings as much as you can. If it is not possible to remove the furniture from the room, we would recommend you to cover it with plastic to avoid any damage. If you need our assistance with preparing the space, please ask us and we will help you out!

If often depends on the scope of the project. More often than not, we urge our clients to make temporary living arrangements elsewhere while remodeling is ongoing. Unfortunately, is it difficult to prevent dust and debris. A lot of it is at a microscopic level. Also, you will constantly have construction workers coming in and out of the project site. For your own comfort, it makes sense to live elsewhere.

Our remodeling specialists always cover flooring with either rosin paper, or Masonite to protect it from any possible damage. Moreover, other areas that need protection will be covered with heavy gauge plastic sheets. Besides, we will block off your furniture with extra plastic sheets to avoid any damages.

It will typically take anywhere from 4-6 weeks to remodel your kitchen. However, securing permits, getting an approval from your condo or co-op board, designing, picking material and waiting for the material to arrive may take a while longer. Your remodeling consultant should be able to give you a better idea when you schedule your complimentary consultation.

Start with making a decision on your future kitchen style. If you do not know what to start with, look through interior design magazines or look for inspiration at Pinterest – you will definitely find something that you will fall in love with! Save the pictures for later when you discuss your project with the Remodeling Consultant on the site. As far as the remodeling process is concerned, we would advise you to remove as much furniture and personal belongings from the kitchen as possible to protect them from dust and debris.

1. Select your remodeler
2. Create design
3. Select and Order materials
4. Building approval
5. Demolition
6. Deliver materials to the apartment
7. Rough electric
8. Rough plumbing
9. Wall preparation
10. Sub floor preparation
11. Flooring installation
12. Cabinet installation
13. Locating appliances
14. Countertop template
15. Priming and painting
16. Countertop installation
17. Backsplash installation
18. Finish plumbing – dishwasher, Sink and faucet installation
19. Appliance installation
20. Accessories installation
21. Door hardware installation
22. Finish electric – Light fixtures, outlets, under cabinets…
23. Touch up items

Absolutely! We can offer you a wide array of kitchen materials. Our consultants will help you to choose the ones that fit your interior style the best.

Yes. As we are a one-stop design and remodeling company, we offer everything you need in-house.

No, you can come to our specialists with no prior preparation. We can brain storm with you about ideas and moods. Nevertheless, it will helpful if you look through a couple of interior design magazines and see what style fits your home and your personality the best.

Look at your kitchen. What do you see first? Right, cabinets. They are the biggest part of any kitchen, and therefore, are usually the most expensive element. Other elements that you might need to invest in are countertop, if you opt for a granite or marble one, and flooring.

According to Realtor Magazine, a national average ROI in the US for kitchen remodeling was around 85%-99%. Nevertheless, in large cities, such as New York, ROI was significantly higher – approximately 127%. Thus, don’t miss your chance to invest in kitchen remodeling and make a significant profit when you sell your property! 

Yes, it is possible to install wooden floor in the kitchen, and it is a very popular choice, especially when your kitchen is placed in the same open space as your living room. However, if you prefer stability and durability, we would advise you to opt for a tile, laminate or vinyl floor, which is more resistant to leaks and will not wear off.

It will typically take anywhere from 3-5 weeks to remodel your kitchen. However, securing permits, getting an approval from your condo or co-op board, designing, picking material and waiting for the material to arrive may take a while longer. Your remodeling consultant should be able to give you a better idea when you schedule your complimentary consultation.

Start with deciding on your future bathroom style. If you do not know where to start, look through interior design magazines or search for inspiration at Pinterest – you will definitely find something that you will fall in love with! Save the pictures for later when you are going to discuss your project with the Remodeling Consultant at the place you are going to remodel. As far as the remodeling process is concerned, we would advise you to remove as much furniture and personal belongings from the bathroom as possible to protect them from dust and debris.

• Create design
• Sub flooring
• Countertop installation
• Select materials
• Floor tile installation
• Medicine cabinet installation
• Order materials
• Electric wiring
• Light fixtures installation
• Deliver materials
• Wall preparation
• Accessories installation
• Demolition
• Wall tile installation
• Painting
• Plumbing
• Plumbing fixture installation
• Touch up and cleaning

Absolutely! We can offer you a wide array of bathroom materials. Our consultants will help you to choose the ones that fit your interior style the best.

Yes. As we are a one-stop design and remodeling company, we offer everything you need in-house.

As, most likely, your whole floor and all of the walls will be covered in tiles, this will be the most expensive element of your bathroom. Other important expenses can be fixtures and shower system, depending on your choice.

Bathroom remodeling is known to be one of the most effective ROIs in a remodeled property. According to Realtor Magazine, a national average ROI in the US for bathroom remodeling was around 93%-102%. Nevertheless, in large cities, such as New York, ROI was significantly higher – approximately 126%. Thus, don’t miss your chance to invest in bathroom remodeling and make a significant profit when you sell your property!

Bathroom materials vary greatly. Here is a general outline of how much you should expect to pay:

Basic: $3,000 – $4,000

Medium: $4,000 – $7,000

Premium: $7,000 – $10,000

High end: $10,000+

Unfortunately, it is more time consuming and difficult to start a renovation in a condo and a co-op.

The board will typically ask for us to provide them with our license information, workers compensation, liability insurance, design intent drawing and statement of work. After all the document are submitted, the board will need time for approval. Some boards take longer than other.

In addition, we may have to work around certain working hours, hours of elevator use, and other conditions set by the board.

We may also be required replace shutoff valves and branch piping to the riser with new copper pipes. Every building imposes their own rules and guidelines.