Est. Brooklyn · Licensed & Insured · NYC HIC


Upgrading Brooklyn homes,
one brick at a time.

Manno General Construction is a family-run, Italian-trained general contractor. Three generations of roofing, masonry and renovation work across New York City and Italy.

Services

  • Roofing
  • Carpentry
  • Stone
  • Demolition
  • Metal
  • Plaster
  • Sheetrock
  • Stucco
  • Fence
  • Concrete
  • Brick
  • Tiles

Service Areas

Brooklyn · Queens · Staten Island · Manhattan

A row of restored Brooklyn brownstones with iron stoops in late afternoon light
Brownstone Restoration · Park Slope, Brooklyn

Licensed & Insured

NYC home-improvement contractor

Three Generations

Of craftsmen, father to son

All Trades In-House

One team, one standard

Brooklyn · Queens · S.I.

Serving the five boroughs

A boy walking with his father through an Italian village under construction
Three generations, Italy to New York

Our Story


The craft was passed down by doing.

Giuseppe grew up following his father onto construction sites in Italy, learning how land becomes shelter and how careful work earns a family’s trust.

Today, that three-generation standard guides every Manno project in New York: clear commitments, skilled hands and respect for the people who will live with the result.

  • 01Integrity
  • 02Craftsmanship
  • 03Respect
  • 04Passion

Our Work


Real projects, start to finish.

See the preparation, craftsmanship and finished results across commercial interiors, homes and Brooklyn brownstones.

01

Brooklyn cafe build-out

A complete commercial build-out by one crew, from the raw shell through custom millwork, tile and final handover. Every trade you see came from our own team.

Carpentry · Tiles · Plaster · Sheetrock

Empty raw commercial space before construction with bare concrete floor and unfinished walls
BeforeRaw shell, day one
Construction in progress: custom wood counter being built, hex tile floor partially installed, subway tile on back wall
In ProgressTile, millwork & rough-in
Finished cafe interior with warm lighting, custom wood booths and hex tile floor
AfterFinished cafe at handover

02

Custom woodwork and interior renovation

A stripped-back interior rebuilt with custom slatted millwork, a hand-finished counter, new flooring and restored exposed brick.

Carpentry · Brick · Flooring · Plaster

Interior renovation before finish work, with exposed brick, unfinished floor and open utility lines
BeforeOpened to the original brick
Custom slatted wood counter and feature wall being built, with exposed brick and new flooring partially laid
In ProgressSlatted millwork underway
Wide view of the finished slatted wood counter beside restored exposed brick
AfterMillwork and brick detail

03

Kitchen and patterned tile

A full interior reconfiguration, moving from demolition and framing through precise patterned tile installation to a finished kitchen.

Demolition · Carpentry · Tiles · Sheetrock

Interior demolition in progress with walls opened to the original timber framing
BeforeDemolition and reframing
Patterned floor tile installation in progress with tile spacers and unfinished sheetrock walls
In ProgressPattern aligned by hand
Completed kitchen with dark cabinetry, stone countertops and patterned tile floor
AfterFinished kitchen

04

Brownstone stoop and facade renewal

A worn entrance restored with repaired masonry, crisp black coatings and careful finish work across the stoop and lower facade.

Stone · Brick · Concrete · Metal

Brooklyn brownstone stoop before restoration with cracked orange painted masonry, damaged pillar and exposed brick
BeforeCrumbling stoop and pillar
Brownstone facade restoration in progress with fresh black masonry finish and protected windows
In ProgressFacade finish underway
Completed Brooklyn brownstone exterior with restored black stoop, entry surround and facade details
AfterStoop and facade renewed

05

Restaurant facade and signage build-out

The storefront carried the restaurant's opening banner while work began, then the facade was stripped back and rebuilt, finishing with dimensional lettering and a lit awning over the entrance.

Stucco · Metal · Carpentry · Plaster

Brooklyn storefront before renovation with a temporary black banner above the entrance
BeforeBanner up, work beginning
Restaurant storefront during renovation with a plain cement facade and dark covered entrance
In ProgressCement facade stripped
Finished restaurant storefront at night with red dimensional signage and an illuminated awning
AfterLit signage and finished awning

06

Backyard demolition and garage build

A Brooklyn backyard cleared of rubble and old concrete, then rebuilt with a new framed and roofed garage, from demolition day to a standing build.

Demolition · Concrete · Carpentry · Roofing

Brooklyn backyard before construction with broken concrete and rubble piled between brick buildings
BeforeYard cleared of rubble
Backyard garage in progress with a new timber and metal roof over ongoing concrete demolition
In ProgressDemolition under the new roof
Completed backyard garage with a metal roof, finished pink exterior walls and a clean concrete yard
AfterNew garage standing

Client Feedback

Trusted with the places that matter.

“When Giuseppe handed us the keys, I cried. He didn't just build us a house. He built our family's future.”
Maria & David · Brooklyn
“He treated our project like it was his own home. You could feel the care in every corner.”
James · Park Slope
“Old-world craft, the patience to do it right, and a handshake that meant something.”
The Russo Family · Carroll Gardens

Frequently Asked


Answers, before you call.

Are you licensed and insured to work in New York City?

Yes. Manno General Construction is fully licensed through the NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection and carries comprehensive liability and workers' compensation insurance on every job.

What services do you specialize in?

Roofing, carpentry, stone, demolition, metal, plaster, sheetrock, stucco, fence, concrete, brick and tile. Interior and exterior, residential and commercial.

Do you provide free estimates?

Yes. We come out, walk the project with you, and provide a detailed, itemized estimate so you know exactly what's included before any work begins.

What areas do you serve?

We're based at 427 Kings Highway in Brooklyn and primarily serve Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and Manhattan.

How does your payment schedule work?

Milestone-based and transparent. Typically an initial deposit followed by progress payments tied to the completion of clearly defined phases. No surprises.

How do I get started?

Call Giuseppe at (929) 461-9629 or send a note through the contact page. He'll personally reach out to discuss the project and schedule a site visit.

More questions +
Will you pull the NYC Department of Buildings permits for my project?

When permits are required, we handle the entire filing and inspection process with the NYC DOB so the work is fully code-compliant.

Do you have experience with historic Brooklyn brownstones?

Yes. Three generations of training in traditional masonry, brick pointing and plaster work let us restore historic brownstones without losing the character that makes them special.

Do you offer a warranty on your work?

Yes. We stand behind both our craftsmanship and the materials we install, and we'll come back to make it right if something isn't.

How long will my project take?

It depends on scope, permits and material lead times. You'll get a clear schedule from day one and regular updates from Giuseppe directly as work progresses.

Start a Project

Tell Giuseppe what you need built.

Discuss the scope, timeline and next steps directly with the person responsible for the work.