Where We Work.
Anything Goes works with homeowners across roughly 30 miles of the Hudson Valley, from Newburgh and New Windsor out through Orange, Ulster, Dutchess, and Putnam Counties. Below are the towns with their own page; the full list Anything Goes serves is longer still, so ask if a specific town is not listed here.
Newburgh, NY
Newburgh sits on the west bank of the Hudson and carries some of the oldest housing stock in the region, with a lot of homes dating to the 1800s. That history means original plaster walls, older wiring, and layouts that were never built for a modern kitchen or a second bathroom.
See details →New Windsor, NY
New Windsor is home base for Anything Goes, sitting just south of Newburgh along the river. The town's housing runs from postwar ranches and colonials to newer construction, which means the work here spans everything from a full kitchen gut to a straightforward window swap.
See details →Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY
Cornwall-on-Hudson sits in the Hudson Highlands, and a lot of its housing is built into hillside lots with the kind of grade changes that complicate a deck or a basement walkout. That terrain is a regular part of the planning conversation here, not an afterthought.
See details →Washingtonville, NY
Washingtonville has grown steadily as a family destination in Orange County, mixing an older village core with newer subdivisions built over the last few decades. That range means both restoration-minded remodels and straightforward updates to newer construction.
See details →Montgomery, NY
Montgomery is orchard and farm country at the edge of Orange County, with a historic village core surrounded by more rural properties. Homes out here often have more land and older outbuildings, which changes what a deck or an outdoor living project looks like compared to a tighter village lot.
See details →Walden, NY
Walden grew up as a mill village on the Wallkill River, and much of its housing stock is older wood-frame construction from that era. Those homes tend to need the full package: updated windows, leveled floors, and bathrooms that were never plumbed for modern fixtures.
See details →Monroe, NY
Monroe sits near Harriman State Park and has seen a steady mix of new development alongside its older village center, so the work here ranges from updating a newer development home to remodeling something decades older near downtown.
See details →New Paltz, NY
New Paltz sits at the base of the Shawangunk Ridge in Ulster County, home to SUNY New Paltz and a downtown lined with the stone houses along Huguenot Street that date back to the late 1600s. That range, from centuries-old stone construction to the rental housing and newer builds surrounding the campus, means kitchen and bathroom work here covers everything from careful updates inside a historic structure to straightforward remodels in a postwar ranch.
See details →Gardiner, NY
Gardiner is orchard and farm country at the foot of the Shawangunk Ridge, with Minnewaska State Park Preserve bordering the town to the west. Properties out here tend to sit on more land than a village lot, which changes what a deck or outdoor living project looks like and how far a crew has to run new electrical or plumbing lines.
See details →Wallkill, NY
Wallkill is a hamlet in the Town of Shawangunk, sitting along Route 208 between working farmland and a small older village core. The housing mix here runs from longstanding hamlet homes to newer construction on the surrounding rural parcels, which covers a wide range of ages and conditions in one service stop.
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