Riverview General Contractors - PERMANENTLY CLOSED

Nov 2023

I recently hired Humberto to build a wall/finish new bedroom in my condo in Hartsdale, NY. Humberto was prompt, responsive and professional throughout the entire process. The quality of the work is fantastic and his crew left my condo as clean as possible everyday they worked in it. All work was done up to code and passed town inspections with flying colors. My wife and I couldn’t be happier with Riverview. Will definitely be using Riverview in the future.

Apr 2023

Awesome!! Wonderful! Hardworking! Humberto, his brother and all the guys were great and very hardworking. Humberto came in the fall and gave an estimate on replacing our deck and told him we won't start work until the spring....which he was fine with. He offered to bring us samples of the wood and Trex to show us the difference. He was giving us advice on what type of wood to use and the colors and everything.....the end result was amazing and he even came back to put nail plugs in.... they worked late on some days too and very meticulous of their work.....I wish I have more projects foe them to do.....LOL....they are terrific!

Nov 2022

This review is shamefully overdue!! My daughter wanted to sell her house and, as she was already overwhelmed with work, asked me to come to her rescue in finding a contractor and helping with the arrangements. Humberto came to our rescue after I had worked my way through a list of 7 other possible contractors who (supposedly) were licensed to do work in Yonkers. In the case of those contractors, most of them weren't actually licensed in Yonkers, but it didn't matter because after I had walked them through the house and project, and gotten assurances from them that they were interested in the work and would get back to me with a bid, I either never heard from them again (despite reminder emails) or received repeated assurances the a bid would be forthcoming next week, then next week, and then in one more week, etc. Fortunately, I discovered Humberto (AKA Riverview Contractors) and all of the wonderful reviews about his work (on other sites, alas). I'm so relieved that I did. He came out, was straight-forward, provided me with a bid within about a week (and let me know approximately how long it would take him to do so), and quoted me a price that I couldn't refuse. The work that I needed consisted of many "fixes" and improvements on a large house (~4000 sq ft) that was to go on the market. These ranged from replacing windowpanes and broken pulleys on old, wood-framed windows to re-doing cement steps, installing new bannisters, supporting a sagging porch, modernizing a bathroom (including redoing some plumbing, installing ceiling vents, new flooring, new vanity, etc.), and walling off attic space including installing a drop-down ladder access. These were just a few of the modifications that Humberto and his crew made, and despite working on other jobs at the same time, he always fit this work in. He was also an excellent communicator and very generous with help as well. To cite a specific, concrete example: As part of the "refurbishing", we ordered a new, stainless steel, refrigerator (French doors, bottom freezer) which was to be delivered late one afternoon. Naturally, I looked at the measurements and measured the doors before ordering. Unfortunately, I measured the width of the door frame, forgetting to include the additional width of the door stop. When the delivery men tried to move the refrigerator into the kitchen, it wouldn't fit through the door (even after removing the door and hinges). These workers weren't interested in engaging in carpentry and gave me a choice: either accept the refrigerator where it stood or they would return it. In a panic, I phoned Humberto, who I knew was working late, 7 days per week, on a big project, and asked for advice. Humberto answered and said to have them leave the refrigerator where it was and that he would get it into place. Naturally, I assumed that he would come the next day or over the weekend to size up the situation. In fact, he showed up at 8:00 pm that evening, with two of his workers, and they proceeded to carefully remove the door stops on either side of the frame (without splintering either of them!), wrangled the refrigerator through the door and into place, and then reassembled the door frame and door. Not only did they come after a long day of work, but they refused to accept any compensation for the work. If you want to engage a hard-working, creative, exceedingly honest, accomplished, and economical contractor, I encourage you to have Humberto out to assess your project.