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FINE HOMES AND

CUSTOM INTERIORS

 COMPANY HISTORY - OWNER PROFILE

Dave Sacarny

David Sacarny is the founder of DBS Construction, LLC, a development and construction company.  Since 1999, David and his team have used their expertise to create new homes and commercial buildings, expertly built with lasting appeal and long term value. In addition they renovate existing properties to improve their beauty, their structure and their longevity.

 

David's family started in the real estate business back in the 1950s when his grandfather operated buildings in New Jersey.  His Dad continued the legacy in construction and multifamily development.  David built a real estate brokerage company that he grew into the largest volume real estate office in Westchester/Putnam MLS.  He sold that company in 1999 to start DBS Construction.

Having been involved with literally thousands of Real Estate transactions David brings unique experience and skill to any project. “In addition to building carefully I think my decades of Real Estate Brokerage experience help me to understand what adds value to a project”

 

David lives in Armonk NY with his wife Bonnie. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics from Bradley University, he graduated from the Diploma Program In Real Estate at New York University and he has a Masters degree in Business from Columbia University in New York.

 OUR SERVICES

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  • Ground up new construction of single family homes and townhomes

  • Expert Interior and exterior painting

  • Interior and exterior renovations including kitchens, bathrooms, and custom interior finishes

  • Additions

  • Land use approvals for Real Estate Construction and Development

Our home is beautiful and well-built. The quality of design, construction, and craftsmanship is evident to everyone from inspectors and appraisers to our friends and family.

 

We would be thrilled to recommend DBS Construction to our friends and family should the occasion arise.

Armonk New York

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