We at Salt Point were thrilled to have the opportunity to help the park maintain its historic Hilltop House. Initially built in the early 1960s by Dorothy Reister, this house is a vital part of the park’s legacy, telling the story of its founders while offering a space for community engagement.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Central New York, Stone Quarry Hill Art Park is a place where art, nature, and community come together in a truly unique way. Founded in 1991 by artists Dorothy and Bob Reister, this one-of-a-kind nonprofit organization has grown into a vibrant hub where artists continue contributing to the evolving landscape. Every year, visitors can experience large-scale, experimental outdoor installations that continuously change, inviting guests to witness the artistic process from concept to completion.

The journey from a standard 4-bedroom home to a custom-designed family house was a labor of love and creative vision. By carefully considering their needs and dreams, we were able to help this family achieve a home that perfectly fit their lifestyle. This whole house remodel wasn't just about adding square footage; it was about turning a house into a space where cherished memories would be created for years to come.

The Salt Point team is proud to have the ability to design, construct and implement custom builds for our clients to meet their storage needs. Our shop has produced all kinds of custom builds for home renovations, including closet systems, mudroom cubbies, storage benches, and even hidden compartments. 

When you are hoping for specific aesthetics for your home project, our custom builds can meet your vision for the space. Let’s break down a few recent projects that allowed us to customize and build storage features for homeowners in Central New York.

One of the greatest compliments that we can receive at Salt Point are repeat customers. It tells us that they are thrilled with our work on one project and trust us to help them with the next one. In 2015, our customer was thrilled with their kitchen remodel and since that time, have been dreaming of a basement makeover for their home.

One of the guiding principles at Salt Point Services is collaborating with our clients to meet their needs with every home improvement project. What does this mean? Our team is not satisfied until you are thrilled with the result. Throughout any construction process, there is ongoing communication between the client and our team to ensure that every need is addressed.

We are proud to announce that Salt Point has been selected to be one of the elite certified contractors of Andersen Windows & Doors as of November 2022. Rated the number one supplier of windows and doors in the country, this certification means that we can continue to deliver the best products for our clients along with our excellent renovation services.

We are excited to finally be in and settled in our new home. While we still have lots to do finishing our shop on the outside, we are fully moved in and functioning. Our new location holds our offices, workshop and storage space. We did a quick move and are hard at work, continuing to offer the best customer experience possible.

Whether you’re looking for brand-new construction, or a remodel to your existing space, we’re thrilled to get to collaborate with you to bring your vision to life. This blog contains a thank-you note from Paul Lepore, one of our recent clients. It’s our mission to work with you to create the home of your dreams, and we’re grateful to have worked with Mr. Lepore to make his dream home a reality!

At Salt Point, we’re committed to bringing you high-quality renovations, construction, and remodeling services to create your dream home. As a homeowner, taking proper care of your roof is imperative to keeping the rest of your home free from damage. Today’s blog covers six things to avoid when you’re in need of roof replacement or repair.

At Salt Point, we’re dedicated to making your vision of home come to life. With a variety of remodeling, construction, and repair services, we serve you and deliver any of your needs. We’ve been named #8 in General Contractor Magazine’s “20 Best General Contractors in Upstate New York” thanks to your trust and collaboration.

At Salt Point, we love to serve you with the dream renovations for your home. Our team would be thrilled to be able to jump right into every project that comes across our path. However, we typically take a little more time starting projects. The reason for this is that we are dedicated to providing the best service and experience possible to each and every customer. There is a lot of behind-the-scenes work that goes into every renovation, remodel, or repair. I would like to give you a peek at everything that is involved with a typical project to show you how much we at Salt Point care about helping you create your dream home.

At Salt Point Services, we love to remodel with a modern flair and the highest quality. However, we equally enjoy the challenge of preserving the rustic nostalgia of a house’s original design. Oftentimes, our remodeling projects require us to strike this balance—maintaining the charm of the original and improving it with the Salt Point craftsmanship.

Modern design is all about sustainability, longevity, and durability. From home exteriors to kitchen remodeling to landscaping, trends are pointing towards customizations that reduce maintenance, cut energy costs or improve structural durability. 

Salt Point Services often gets requests from clients that require us to combine the technical AND creative sides to our brains - and we love this. In fact, this kind of work is a hallmark of the Salt Point offering and what sets us apart. 

We at Salt Point Services have renovated and built a LOT of kitchens - our best estimations are around 300! Whether you have a tiny apartment corner or a expansive kitchen - we’ve seen it all, and have accumulated a wealth of knowledge about best practices for designing a kitchen.

Here’s a basic list of 10 fundamental design suggestions for a kitchen remodel:

How do you say it? Niche or Nesh? 

In construction, a niche can be described as a shallow recess in a wall. The word originates from the French and translates to literally mean “recess.” We build with niches often when we work with bathrooms and showers. A current shower trend utilizes niches to create extra built-in storage to hold the assorted bottles of bathing toiletries.