Home services in Tuxedo, NY mean working with what this town actually is: wooded hillside lots along the Ramapo River, turn-of-the-century homes near the 1886 Victorian train station, mid-century builds tucked into Eagle Valley and Southfields, and newer townhomes at Woodlands at Tuxedo. Odds & Ends has been doing small and medium sized renovation and repair work in the Hudson Valley since 2001, and Tuxedo is now the heart of our service area — close enough to our Rockland County base that a quick repair up Route 17 is never an imposition. With more than 70 percent of the town preserved as open space between Harriman and Sterling Forest state parks, homes here live in the woods, and the woods are hard on houses: shade holds moisture against siding and decks, wells and septic systems need respectful scheduling, and every project has to be planned around trees, slopes, and stone. That's the work we love.
Why Local Homeowners Choose Odds & Ends
Tuxedo is a small town, and we want to be its go-to. That's not a slogan — it's the business plan. We answer the phone, we show up when we say we will, and we treat a one-hour repair in Southfields with the same care as a month of built-ins near the lake. A lot of contractors won't drive to Tuxedo for a small job; we've made Tuxedo the center of the map instead. Owner Daniel Kiely has spent 25+ years working on Hudson Valley homes just down Route 17, and every job here is a chance to earn a neighbor's trust for the next twenty.
The Local Advantage
Tuxedo's homes sit in deep woods between Harriman and Sterling Forest state parks, and that setting drives everything about maintaining them: shaded siding and decks stay wet and grow moss, leaf litter clogs gutters and grades, and wells, septic fields, and long gravel drives complicate projects that would be routine in a subdivision. A local team that plans for the terrain — and doesn't charge windshield time to get here — changes the economics of keeping a Tuxedo home in shape.
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Local Housing & Neighborhoods
Tuxedo's housing runs from early-1900s homes clustered near the Metro-North station to mid-century houses in Eagle Valley and Southfields, plus the newer Woodlands at Tuxedo townhomes. Most sit on wooded, sloped lots with wells and septic, and many carry decades of deferred small repairs that add up.
Neighborhoods We Serve
- Tuxedo hamlet / East Village
- Eagle Valley
- Southfields
- Sterling Forest
- Arden
- Woodlands at Tuxedo
- Long Meadow Road corridor
- Route 17 corridor
Local Tips & Permit Info
The Town of Tuxedo building department handles permits for structural work, decks, and plumbing or electrical changes. On wooded lots, schedule exterior staining and painting for stretches of dry weather — shaded surfaces here need extra cure time. If you're near the Ramapo River or at the base of a slope, ask us to check grading and downspout runs before finishing a basement; managing water first saves the finish work later.
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