
Bathroom Remodeling
Rebuild dated bathrooms completely — demolition, tile, fixtures and finish work planned as one scope.
Service area: Brooklyn, NY
Hatun Construction Corp. takes on selected projects across Brooklyn, with particular experience renovating older homes — from complete interior demolition through concrete, masonry and finished interiors. Every approved project runs under a written contract with a planned scope and schedule, and availability is confirmed after the team reviews the location, access and requested work.

Much of Brooklyn’s housing is older construction, and many of the projects Hatun is asked about begin with taking a space down to its structure. Complete interior demolition, new concrete and rebuilt finishes call for detailed planning, so the team prepares each scope carefully and follows the rules the project requires from demolition to final finish.
Brooklyn is a secondary market for the Bronx-based team, which means availability is confirmed project by project. Once the general location, access and requested work are reviewed, Hatun documents the approved scope in a written proposal and contract before any demolition begins.

Available in Brooklyn
The same priority services offered in the Bronx can be considered for Brooklyn projects. Each linked page explains scope, project considerations and answers in detail.

Rebuild dated bathrooms completely — demolition, tile, fixtures and finish work planned as one scope.

Take a kitchen from demolition through cabinetry, surfaces and finishes when an older layout no longer works.

Review flat and pitched roof conditions, repairs and replacements according to access and the approved scope.

Lay brick and repair existing masonry — steps, facades and mortar joints — with methods matched to the original material.

Demolish and repour basement floors, exterior stairs, walkways and pavements, with a review of visible waterproofing conditions.

Finish renovated interiors and refresh exteriors with preparation based on the surface condition.

Repoint the mortar joints of older brick facades, walls and steps where the existing mortar has worn out.

Rebuild yards, walkways and outdoor floors with pavers set on a compacted, drainage-conscious base.
Additional capabilities considered within broader scopes: Roof repair, Gutter installation and repair, Power washing, Chimney work, Framing, Junk removal.
Built for older buildings
Older buildings often carry conditions that only become clear during demolition. The team plans for occupied units, tight access and staged work before a project is approved.
Homes that need complete renovation can be planned from demolition through finished interiors.
Shared walls, limited access and staging space are considered during the site review.
Interior renovation in apartment units is planned around building requirements and access.
Sequencing, resident coordination and shared areas shape how an approved scope proceeds.
Owners and managers can schedule full unit renovations between tenancies, when the space is empty.
Appropriate commercial projects are reviewed according to occupancy, access and scope.
Frequent project types
These are the kinds of projects the team is most often asked to evaluate. Each one starts with a site review and a documented scope.
Older interiors are taken down to the structure and rebuilt — a planned sequence of work, not a one-day job.
Demolishing a basement slab, checking how the space handles water and pouring new concrete is frequent work for the team.
Bricklaying for new work and repairs to existing steps, walls and facades are evaluated by condition.

How the team works
The company’s habits — planning, contracts and honest communication — matter most on renovations where surprises are expected.
Clear stages
From the first message to the finished space, each stage is documented so expectations stay clear.
Describe the property, the general Brooklyn location and the work you have in mind.
The team reviews access, visible conditions and what the demolition or construction will involve.
The approved scope, schedule and responsibilities are set in a written contract before work starts.
Work follows the established plan and schedule through demolition, construction and the final review.
Demolition to finish
Real photographs of the team’s demolition-to-finish workmanship on projects completed across the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. Individual photos are not labeled with a specific neighborhood.
Working across boroughs
Hatun is based in the Bronx and performs work at customer locations in Brooklyn when the project fits current capabilities. Questions and estimate requests can be sent at any time by phone, email or the website contact process, and license and insurance documentation can be presented during contracting.
Workmanship commitment
If a problem comes up as a direct result of work completed by Hatun Construction Corp., the company will inspect the work and make the necessary corrections according to the agreed project scope and terms.
Before you ask
Straight answers about demolition projects, scheduling and how availability is confirmed.
Brooklyn is a secondary service area. The team confirms availability for each project after reviewing the general location, access and scope.
Yes. Complete interior demolition ahead of a renovation is frequent work for the team, including taking older interiors down to the structure before rebuilding.
Yes. Demolishing the existing slab, reviewing how the space handles water and pouring new concrete is work the company does regularly. The final scope depends on the conditions found on site.
No, and Hatun says so up front. During complete interior work the home must be empty — belongings moved and residents elsewhere — until the work is finished. That keeps the project safe and on schedule.
Every scope gets its own schedule, set in the written contract after the site review. The team is honest that complete renovations take real time — no project like this is finished in a day.
Yes. Approved work is documented in a written contract with the agreed scope and schedule, and the work follows that plan.
Yes. Bricklaying, concrete stairs, pavements and other general construction work can be evaluated alongside renovation projects.
Use the Request a Free Estimate link or call (646) 225-1573. Share the general Brooklyn location, property type and a short description of the work.
Keep planning
Compare services in detail, get to know the company or send the first project details.
Selected Brooklyn projects
Tell the team the general location, the property type and what needs to be demolished, built or finished. Hatun will review the details and confirm whether the project fits current availability.