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Kettle Ridge Construction LLC

Documented work across Connecticut based on attributed municipal records.

Reported work volume$1.8MDocumented jobs
Average project$441KWhere values are reported
First observed2015Available dataset
Categories4Observed work types
Used for work inGreenwich4 jobsWilton2 jobs

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Individual records are grouped by address. Totals include only values reported in public records and may not equal final construction cost.

Satellite view of 177 Riverside Ave, Greenwich, CTSatellite view
2022

177 Riverside Ave

Greenwich, CT
  • 2022Residential Building Permit Amendment 1

    Amendment 1 - Res

  • 2020Electrical

    Renovation of an existing 1804 home with a new addition housing a new kitchen, additional bedrooms, and a garage, utilizing Structura Insulated Panel wall and roof construction. Existing barn to be relocated, attached, and used as a living room. State education fee paid: $391.30.

  • 2020New Construction

    Renovation of exsisting 1804 home with new addition housing new kitchen, additional bedrooms and garage utilizing Structura Insulated Panel wall and roof construction. Existing barn to be relcoated, attached, and used as living room. State Ed Fee Paid $391.30 electrical: rewire new house. 182 devices installed; 1: oven, clthsdryr., dishwasher, 4: circ. Motors Existing 400-amp service HVAC: IRC. Install high-eff. Condensng gas-fired boiler with indirect water htr.; 5 hydro air systems includ. Ducting, piping from boiler to air handlers, vent piping. ACCA Manual J.

    $1.5M
Satellite view of 90 Field Point Circ, Greenwich, CTSatellite view
2017

90 Field Point Circ

Greenwich, CT
  • 2017Renovation

    Restoration of the living room area caused by fire. State education fee paid: $18.20. Electrical: Repair the alarm system damaged by fire; replace damaged wires and devices. HVAC: Replace ductwork and air handlers that was damaged; reconnect the hot water coil.

    $70K