Frazier and Sons Construction

General contracting in Manhattan often means balancing tight deadlines with the city’s ever-shifting regulations. Frazier and Sons Construction handles that juggle from their base at 114 East 90th Street, where the Upper East Side’s historic charm meets the practical demands of modern builds. They step in when homeowners need more than just a fresh coat of paint—think structural renovations, kitchen overhauls, or full-scale remodels that require permits, inspections, and a contractor who knows how to navigate both.

Projects here tend to start with a phone call, especially when the scope involves electrical rewiring, plumbing upgrades, or custom carpentry. The neighborhood’s pre-war buildings, with their high ceilings and intricate moldings, often need careful attention to preserve details while updating systems. That’s where a contractor’s local experience comes into play; knowing which walls can be moved, which floors can be reinforced, and how to work around the quirks of a century-old brownstone without turning the job into a demolition site.

The Upper East Side doesn’t slow down for construction, so neither do the crews. Whether it’s a gut renovation of a townhouse or a commercial build-out for a new boutique, the work has to stay on schedule without disrupting the block’s rhythm. Neighbors notice when a dumpster appears on the curb, but they also notice when the scaffolding comes down ahead of time—leaving behind a space that looks intentional, not just patched together.

To discuss a project or get a walkthrough, reach out at (212) 281-5001. For directions to their office, the map is here.