Painting, ceramic tile, floors, stone walls, drywall, house washing, decks, patios and fences — nine trades, one crew, based in Red Hook and working across the valley from Poughkeepsie to Hudson. The kitchen behind this headline is our own finished work. Free quotes in English or Spanish.
Most houses in the valley need three or four different trades in the same year — a bathroom floor, a repaint, a stone wall that shifted, siding gone green with algae. Instead of finding a new contractor for each one, you call the same crew that already knows your house.
Interior and exterior painting with real prep behind it, plus house washing that takes the green film off siding — clean surfaces, sharp lines, fresh color. The vaulted room in this photo is our own paint work.
Ceramic and porcelain tile on floors, showers and backsplashes — set straight, grouted clean. The marble-look kitchen floor here and the shower in the gallery below are both our installs.
Hardwood, laminate and tile floors installed tight, level and finished clean. This photo is our red oak install, mid-job — the rows you see are the rows the homeowner walks on now.
Drywall hung, taped and finished smooth — walls and ceilings ready for paint. In older valley homes that often means patching around plaster, and doing it so the seam never shows.
Dry-stacked stone walls, bluestone patios and walkways — built to hold and built to last, in a valley where old fieldstone walls set the standard. The wall and steps in this photo are ours.
Decks and fences built and repaired for real New York weather — boards that drain, posts set below frost, gates that still swing straight next spring. Tell us what you have in mind and we quote it.
Every photo in this gallery — and the dark kitchen with the herringbone floor behind the headline up top — is our own work, finished or in progress, in real Hudson Valley homes. The grout lines, the stacked stone, the oak rows: that is the finish your project gets.
A painter who won't touch tile, a mason who won't touch drywall, and nobody calling you back — that is how most home projects stall. We built the crew the other way around.
Painting, ceramic tile, floors, stone walls, drywall, house washing, decks, patios and fences — the whole list, done by the same hands. When the bathroom needs drywall, tile and paint, that is one schedule and one standard, not three.
The truck starts every morning in the 12571 — not two hours away. Rhinebeck, Kingston and Hudson are a short drive, which means quotes happen fast and small jobs are still worth showing up for.
Quotes, questions and updates in whichever language is easier for you — and always with the person actually doing the work, not an office in between.
(329) 214-3453 takes calls, texts and WhatsApp. Whatever the house needs this season — a wash, a wall, a whole floor — it starts with the same number it started with last time.
Tell us what needs painting, tiling, building or washing — your town, and when. Photos of the space help a lot. English or Spanish, whichever you prefer.
A clear price built on your actual project — the space, the materials, the access. Always before work starts, never a surprise after.
We set the dates around your life — while you are at work, between tenants, or while you are back in the city and the house is empty.
Floors protected, dust contained, the site swept at the end of every day — and the last day is a finished space ready to use, not a punch list left behind.
A house in Red Hook or Saugerties is not a new suburban build. The houses here are older, the stone is everywhere, and the river keeps the summers humid — a crew that works here every day plans for all three.
Village homes and farmhouses here carry a century of plaster, layered paint and original trim. Rushing that work ruins it. Patient prep — skim coats, careful taping, seams that disappear — is what keeps an old wall looking like an old wall, only fresh.
Old fieldstone walls line the roads from Red Hook to Rhinebeck, and bluestone walks are part of the village look. New stone work has a standard to match — dry-stacked so it drains, coursed so it reads like it has always been there.
River humidity puts algae and mildew on north-facing siding every single summer. A proper house wash brings it back — and washing before painting is the difference between paint that grips and paint that peels in two years.
A lot of valley homes are weekend places, and a lot of owners run the repair list from the city. We work that way all the time — access arranged how you prefer, updates and photos by WhatsApp, the house locked and clean when you drive up Friday.
Mario Servicio is Mario Antonio's company, based in Red Hook, New York, and working across the Hudson Valley — Red Hook, Rhinebeck, Kingston, Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie, Saugerties and Hudson. The dark kitchen with the marble backsplash, the dry-stacked stone walls, the hex tile floors, the red oak mid-install: that is our own work, photographed in real valley homes, some finished and some still in progress with the tools on site.
The idea behind the company is simple: a house is one thing, so the crew that takes care of it should be one thing too. Nine trades under one number means the person who painted your living room is the same person you call when the patio needs bluestone or the siding needs a wash — someone who already knows the house, in English or Spanish, whichever is easier for you.
It depends on the space, the materials and the access — a hallway repaint in a Kingston rowhouse is a different job than a stone wall on a Rhinebeck hillside. That is why the quote is free and built on your actual project. Send photos by WhatsApp and you get an honest number, always before any work starts.
Yes — painting, ceramic tile, floors, stone walls, drywall, house washing, decks, patios and fences are the work we do with our own hands, and the real-work gallery on this page shows most of them. If a project needs something outside that list, we say so up front instead of improvising on your house.
Both. One room painted, one bathroom floor tiled, a section of fence straightened, a house washed before a graduation party — those are real jobs and we quote them like real jobs. Being based in Red Hook means a small job in the valley is still worth the drive, and small jobs done right are how most of our clients start.
Yes. Many valley owners are weekenders or landlords who manage everything by phone. We arrange access the way you prefer, keep the site clean and locked, and send updates and photos by WhatsApp while the work moves — so what you find on Friday is what you approved on Monday.
We are based in Red Hook and work regularly in Rhinebeck, Kingston, Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie, Saugerties and Hudson — both sides of the river. If your town is near those, call and ask; a good client in the valley is always worth the drive.
Yes, fully. Quotes, scheduling, questions during the job — everything happens in whichever language is easier for you, with the person actually doing the work. Call (329) 214-3453 or send a WhatsApp message and use either one.
The valley is not one market — a Rhinebeck village farmhouse, a Kingston uptown rental and a Poughkeepsie family home are three different jobs, with three different owners to answer to, and we treat each one like what it is. From our base in Red Hook, every one of these towns is close enough for a fast quote and a crew that shows up when it said it would.
Free quote in English or Spanish — call or WhatsApp us. Tell us what needs painting, tiling, building or washing, and where.
(329) 214-3453