Chestnut Ridge homeowners turn to Odds & Ends for dependable craftsmanship on every project, from small fixes to full room renovations. Nestled along the ridge between Nanuet and Spring Valley, this village has a mix of housing styles and a community that values quality — and that's exactly what we deliver.
Why Local Homeowners Choose Odds & Ends
We've worked on homes all along Red Schoolhouse Road, Hungry Hollow, and the side streets that climb the ridge. Chestnut Ridge's varied housing stock means we need to be versatile — and we are. Whether it's updating a 1970s ranch kitchen or repairing a deck on a newer colonial, we bring the same attention to detail and honest pricing every time.
The Local Advantage
Chestnut Ridge sits at a higher elevation than surrounding communities, and the hilly terrain affects everything from drainage patterns to foundation settling. Homes here often have walkout basements on the downhill side that need waterproofing attention, and the sloped lots make deck construction more complex — but also more rewarding, with elevated views. The village has seen waves of development from the 1960s through the 2000s, so the housing stock varies widely in age and style.
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Local Housing & Neighborhoods
Chestnut Ridge features a wide mix: raised ranches and split-levels from the 1960s and 1970s, colonials from the 1980s and 1990s, and a number of larger custom homes built in the 2000s. Lot sizes range from a third of an acre to over an acre. The hilly terrain means many homes have walkout basements and multi-level decks. Some older homes have been significantly expanded over the years.
Neighborhoods We Serve
- Red Schoolhouse Road corridor
- Hungry Hollow Road
- Old Schoolhouse Road
- Parrot Road area
- Summit Avenue
- South Monsey Road area
- Priscilla Lane
- Hering Road
Local Tips & Permit Info
Chestnut Ridge is within the Town of Ramapo for building permits and zoning. The hillside terrain means proper drainage is critical during any exterior project — always verify grading slopes away from the foundation. Many homes here have sump pumps that should be tested before finishing a basement. The ridge's elevation also means slightly more wind exposure, so deck railings and fence posts should be set deeper than minimum code requires for longevity.
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