I'm Rob Crotzer. I lead every job myself and stay accountable from start to finish. No salespeople, no runaround, just 30+ years of renovation experience.
A lot of remodels start strong and go sideways when the person who sold the job disappears. Calls go unanswered, decisions wait, and nobody is sure who is in charge.
I sell the job, I plan it, and I'm on it until it's done. You deal with me the whole way.
Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, interiors, decks, and doors and windows. One room or one project at a time, throughout Monmouth County.
Cabinets, counters, lighting, and a range hood that vents outside. The layout is settled on paper before anything is ordered, the plumbing and electrical are done by licensed trades under permit, and the whole room goes back together in one run.
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Hall baths, primary baths, and tub-to-shower conversions. Every shower gets a waterproofing membrane over the walls and pan, flood-tested before the first tile goes on, and a fan ducted outside instead of into the attic. That is the part you never see, and it is why the tile stays put.
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Family rooms, home offices, gyms, and guest suites. Moisture is handled first, then insulation and a proper subfloor so the room is warm and dry, an egress window and the right permit where a bedroom is going in, and a ceiling you don't hit your head on.
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Opening up a closed-off first floor, new stairs and trim, hardwood run through the whole level. A bearing wall comes out with a beam an engineer has sized, and the work is planned as one project with one schedule, so the house is torn up once.
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Ipe and composite decks, front porches, steps, and railings. Framing sized for the span, flashing at the house so water never gets behind the ledger, and the same permits and planning as my interior work. Built to be outside for thirty years.
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Entry doors, patio and French doors, and replacement windows. Rot comes out first, every opening gets a sill pan and flashing tape, and the unit is set square and shimmed at the hardware, so it seals, swings, and stays dry for the life of the house.
See door and window work →Your inspector tells you what's wrong. I tell you what it costs, in writing, for your attorney.
Send me your inspection report, and the engineer's report if there is one. I price the repairs and write an itemized estimate your attorney can use in negotiation, inside your attorney-review window. Not a home inspection. Not a bid.
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Me and the crew with a longtime client outside her home. As featured in Zombie Loyalists.
Featured in Peter Shankman's bestseller "Zombie Loyalists" for exceptional client relationships
I started in the trades as a teenager and founded RSC Contracting LLC in 2004. The idea hasn't changed: do the work right, say what it costs before it starts, and be the one who answers the phone.
Today RSC Contracting LLC is an owner-operated remodeling company in Tinton Falls, working across Monmouth County. One room or one project at a time, with a written proposal and a schedule before the first day on site.
I also wrote Home Buying & Renovating, a guide to the decisions that cost homeowners the most money, drawn from 30 years on job sites.
From homeowners I've worked with.
"As first time home buyers, we bought a fixer upper that needed major renovations. Rob was there every step of the way, working with us to build our dream home. He always kept us informed and provided suggestions while keeping us within budget."
"My bathroom remodel went smoother than I would have ever dreamed and they were done ahead of schedule. Now I have a gorgeous new bathroom to enjoy. They are trustworthy, reliable and super hard workers."
"Rob is a great person who is always professional and took the time to tell us our options in each situation. These were not easy jobs, but instead our house is more efficient and more like the sanctuary a home should be."
Checklists from my book. Print them and use them before you hire anyone.
What 30 years on job sites taught me about the decisions that cost homeowners the most money.
Available on AmazonEvaluate and compare contractors side-by-side before hiring.
Everything the project will cost, including what the quote leaves out.
What to look for when walking through any home before buying.
What must be in any contractor proposal before you sign.
Every change to the contract in writing, before it is approved.
Call or send the form with what you have in mind. I reply within one business day and we set up a time for me to come measure. You get a firm written price after the site visit, not a guess over the phone.
I will. I price the job, plan it, and check the work as it goes. Licensed plumbers and electricians do their own trades under permit, and you have my number the whole way.
Yes. RSC Contracting LLC is a registered New Jersey home improvement contractor, registration 13VH04440200. I've run the company since 2004, and I pull the permits and schedule the inspections on every job that needs them.
Monmouth County, from the shore to the western end of the county. The full list of 51 towns is on the service area page.
Yes. Send me the inspection report and I write an itemized repair estimate for you and your attorney to use inside the attorney-review window. It starts at $497. The pre-purchase estimate page has the details.
Tell me what you have in mind, when you want it done, and roughly what you plan to spend. I'll tell you whether it's a job for me and what happens next.
Tell me who you are and the PDF downloads right away. No newsletter. I might check in once to ask how the project is going, and your email is never shared.