Meet the Team

These three profiles are illustrative placeholders for owner approval, not verified staff information. The proposed team combines customer communication, organized project records, and practical coordination; no professional license or certification is claimed in these biographies.

The People You Will Work With

Daniel Russo

Founder and Owner

Daniel's illustrative founding story begins with helping his aunt organize a Scarsdale renovation after a question about old pipe insulation interrupted the plans. Raised in Eastchester, he favors plain-language conversations and a written next step over a rushed decision. Away from work, he enjoys cooking Sunday dinner from his grandfather's handwritten recipes.

Maria Bennett

Customer Care and Records Coordinator

Maria's proposed role is to keep inquiries, reports, and customer questions organized so important details do not get lost between conversations. Her illustrative profile places her in White Plains, where she keeps carefully labeled records for her own home. She spends her downtime making pottery and is happiest when a complicated set of notes becomes easy to follow.

Anthony Marino

Project Coordination Lead

Anthony's proposed role focuses on access questions, contractor communication, and making sure the agreed next step is understood. In this illustrative profile, he lives in Hartsdale and restores old mechanical clocks as a weekend hobby. That patient, methodical interest reflects the attention to practical details we want in project coordination.

How We Work Together

Our intended working approach starts with a clear record of the property, the concern, the available assessment, and the homeowner's goal. Customer questions should be passed to the appropriate person rather than answered through guesswork. The company performing regulated work and the professionals responsible for assessment or monitoring should be identified in the project arrangements.

We want each conversation to end with something useful: a missing document identified, a responsibility clarified, or a written question ready for the contractor. Before a project moves to another stage, the homeowner should understand what has been agreed and what remains unresolved. Technical decisions belong with the appropriately qualified professionals, not with a sales promise.

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