Extra Capacity Without Extra Supervision.
Scope call. Locked schedule. Documented handoff. That's the whole relationship.
PPR takes on defined interior renovation scopes as a subcontractor to general contractors across NY / NJ / CT and beyond when the scope makes sense.
What We Take On
Defined renovation scopes
A written scope agreed before mobilization — what's ours, what isn't.
Multi-unit work
Repeatable unit turns run to the same spec across a building or a portfolio.
Schedule recovery
Additional field capacity on phases that are behind and need to be pulled back.
Punch-list completion
Closeout items tracked, corrected, and documented before final walkthrough.
Interior finish phases
Flooring, paint, doors, trim, and fixture installation sequenced together.
Supplemental labor capacity
Crews for the units your own team can't reach inside the schedule.
Your Job Site, Your Rules.
A subcontractor should reduce the amount of managing you have to do, not add to it. That's the entire standard we hold ourselves to on a GC's site.
Discuss a Subcontracting Scope- 01We follow your chain of command and report to your superintendent.
- 02Scope ownership is clear on both sides before work begins.
- 03Schedule discipline — dates confirmed before day one.
- 04Professional site conduct and clean, protected work areas.
- 05Completion documented with photos at handoff.
- 06Your client stays your client. We don't solicit them.