OMNI BUILD

OMNI BUILD A professional team devoted to building with the highest quality standard in the industry, our reputation speaks for itself.

We specialize in high-end construction with exclusive and original designs to meet your needs.

09/24/2026

Before we can go 7 stories up, we have to fight our way out of the ground. Rock, massive boulders, tight access, neighboring buildings! and almost no room to maneuver. This is the part of Manhattan construction most people never see.

Foundation walls are going in, detention tanks are installed, underground plumbing is underway, and we’re working through the cellar section by section.

Once we’re out of the ground, the pace changes completely.

7 stories. Nearly 75 feet. Coming up. 🏗️

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09/23/2026

Concrete poured. Now the building really starts to move. With the concrete structure complete, framing is already through roughly 13 floors while plumbing and HVAC rough-ins continue right behind it.

At this stage, coordination is everything. Multiple trades are moving simultaneously, materials are constantly coming in, and keeping the jobsite clean and organized becomes just as important as keeping it moving.

The structure was the biggest milestone. Now we turn 15 floors of concrete into a finished building.
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09/11/2026

15 stories. 170+ feet. Final pour. 🏗️

Getting concrete to the top of a building in NYC takes more than a few trucks. Street permits, traffic coordination, concrete deliveries, a 170+ ft boom reaching from the street to the roof, and constant safety coordination throughout the pour.

Once the concrete is placed, the crew uses power trowels, commonly called “helicopters”, to finish the slab, creating a smooth, dense and level surface.

From securing the street below to maintaining fall protection and site safety 15 stories above, every detail is coordinated from the first truck to the final finish.

Another major structural milestone complete.

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08/28/2026

Built in the 1800s. Rebuilt for today.

During demolition, we carefully salvaged the original brick from a late-1800s NYC townhouse instead of sending it to a landfill.

Each brick was cleaned, stacked, and transported to another one of our projects… where we’re giving it a second life.

The reclaimed brick is now being used throughout the backyard and on a newly constructed rear wall, bringing more than a century of character into brand-new construction.

Sometimes the best material for a new project has already been around for 100+ years.

Old brick. New purpose. Same city.

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08/25/2026

In a townhouse, space is unforgiving. Eight bathrooms. HVAC. Plumbing risers. Exhaust. Condensate. Boiler flues. Electrical. Elevator. Stairs.

Everything needs a path but none of it should compromise the architecture. That’s why the real work starts long before construction.

We coordinate the mechanical systems from the cellar to the roof, stacking risers and equipment through carefully planned zones so the spaces that matter — bedrooms, living areas, hallways — keep their ceiling height and proportions.

When it’s done right, you don’t notice any of it. You just notice that everything fits.

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08/19/2026

Removing a 5-story elevator shaft, one section at a time. 🏗️

The existing elevator location no longer works with the new layout, so it has to go. Careful planning, controlled demolition, and a lot happening behind the scenes.

Old shaft out. New layout coming to life.

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08/15/2026

Manhattan’s average rent just hit an all-time high!

At the same time, NYC has frozen rents on rent-stabilized apartments.

So how can both be happening?

Because the “rent freeze” does not freeze market-rate rents. It applies specifically to rent-stabilized apartments while the costs of owning and operating those buildings continue to rise.

Property taxes aren’t frozen. Insurance isn’t frozen. Utilities aren’t frozen. Construction costs aren’t frozen. And financing certainly isn’t getting cheaper.

When renovating a vacant regulated apartment costs more than the economics of renting it can justify, owners have less incentive to put additional capital into that housing.

If we actually want more affordable housing, we need to talk about the cost of providing housing and not just the price landlords are allowed to charge for it.

Freezing one side of the equation while everything on the other side keeps increasing doesn’t solve the underlying problem.

What do you think — does the rent freeze actually help NYC’s housing crisis, or make the problem worse?

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08/06/2026

Most people see a railing. I see the four steps underneath it that decide whether this building leaks in five years. Post, waterproofing, coping with a drip edge, then the railing... in that exact order, every time. The waterproofing is the one everybody skips, and it’s the only one that actually keeps water out. More work up front, but it’s why I don’t get the callback six months later. Follow along for more.
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08/05/2026

That caulking around your shower? It’s not what’s actually keeping water out. Here’s the real waterproofing process behind every bathroom we build cement board, liquid membrane sealing every seam, and full waterproofing on shower steps before a single tile goes down. The caulking you see is just a finish detail! All the real work happens underneath

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07/30/2026

Luxury isn’t defined by using the most expensive materials, it’s defined by making the right decisions.

Most people assume solid wood crown molding is the premium choice. In reality, we selected high-density polyurethane because, when properly installed and glued, it’s far less prone to the seasonal movement that often causes cracks where the molding meets the ceiling.

But the material is only part of the story.

Just below the crown molding, we’re integrating a linear HVAC diffuser with carefully engineered spacing so the air distribution system visually disappears into the architecture. Every dimension is coordinated to create clean lines, balanced proportions, and a seamless finish throughout the home.

The best luxury homes don’t just look beautiful on day one. They stay that way for years.

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134 1/2 East 62nd Street
New York, NY
10065

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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