Schenectady

Schenectady carries its industrial past in its architecture — the GE campus shaped the city's east side for a century, and the neighborhoods that grew around it reflect the aspirations of engineers and factory workers who built solidly and with intention. The Stockade District is one of the oldest continuously occupied European settlements in North America, with homes that predate the Revolution and require exceptional care when kitchens and bathrooms are touched. Along Union Street and the Vale Cemetery neighborhoods, you find substantial late-Victorian and early-20th-century homes with original millwork, wide plaster ceilings, and kitchens that have been improvised around rather than properly renovated. We approach Schenectady projects with the same respect for existing fabric that the Stockade demands — matching profiles, honoring proportions, and not erasing what makes the house itself. The city's ongoing revitalization means more homeowners are investing in properties that deserve the investment.

Typical Projects in Schenectady