New client renovation offer

Receive up to a $1,500 project credit on your renovation.

For qualifying home, apartment, kitchen and bathroom renovations in New York City and Long Island. Start with a clear scope, realistic expectations and one accountable point of contact.

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Book by October 31, 2026

15% off Dakis labor, up to $1,500.

The credit applies to qualifying new-client residential renovation projects with a minimum contracted project value of $7,500.

  • Kitchen and bathroom remodeling
  • Apartment and home renovations
  • Interior transformations and finish upgrades
  • Clear written scope and proposal before work begins
Project inquiry

Check whether your project qualifies

Tell us the property, project type and approximate investment. We’ll review the fit and contact you directly.

Submitting this form does not obligate you or guarantee offer eligibility. We’ll confirm the scope and terms in writing.

How it works

A serious offer for a properly scoped project.

1

Send the details

Share your location, approximate investment, timing and renovation goals.

2

Review the property

We confirm fit and schedule a site review when needed.

3

Receive a proposal

Your written proposal identifies the scope, responsibilities, timing and eligible credit.

4

Reserve the project

Sign the qualifying agreement and submit the required deposit by October 31, 2026.

Offer terms: New residential clients only. Minimum contracted project value of $7,500. Credit equals 15% of Dakis Contracting labor charges, up to a maximum credit of $1,500. Excludes materials, fixtures, appliances, permits, filing fees, design or engineering services, subcontracted or separately licensed trade work, service calls, emergency work and change orders. One credit per property and client. Cannot be combined with another discount. Contract and required deposit must be completed by October 31, 2026. Project acceptance, scheduling and final eligibility are subject to site review and the written Dakis Contracting proposal.