Bohemia is Prime’s home base and falls within the Town of Islip. A productive contracting conversation starts with your property’s existing condition, the work you want and the responsibility for each part of the project.
A multi-trade renovation needs a scope that connects demolition, utility coordination and final finishes. If the plan involves moving a wall or changing plumbing, those decisions should be resolved before cabinets, flooring or trim are ordered. Prime reviews the dependencies so the price reflects the work you are actually commissioning.
Islip’s Building Division provides building and plumbing application channels. Confirm the applicable submission, inspections and responsible parties for the agreed scope. The contractor estimate should state whether plans, permit fees or third-party requirements are included rather than leaving them implied.
Bohemia’s proximity to our office does not replace a walkthrough. Access, occupied areas, material storage and the sequence of trades still affect the schedule. Put allowances, owner-supplied items and concealed-condition handling in writing so changes can be reviewed with the same clarity as the initial estimate.
For your Bohemia project, share the address, room list, drawings if available and your highest priorities. Prime can turn that information into a coordinated scope with clear allowances and responsibilities.
Service scope
- Interior Renovation
- Reconstruction
- Drywall & Finishes
- Flooring & Trim
- Project Coordination
- Multi-Trade Construction