Alex Fedin is a senior construction superintendent and the founder of HomeRenovation4U. He has more than 25 years of experience across residential, commercial, public-school, and multifamily construction in New York and New Jersey.
His work has centered on what happens at the jobsite: coordinating trades, reading architectural and structural plans, organizing schedules, overseeing safety and quality, and working with project managers and engineers when existing conditions do not match the drawings. That field experience informs the practical renovation guidance published on HomeRenovation4U.
Construction experience
Since May 2025, Alex has worked as a construction superintendent on a NYCHA multifamily capital improvement project in New York City, with responsibilities in daily field coordination, scheduling, inspections, subcontractor oversight, and quality control.
From 2022 through 2024, he supervised renovation work on New York City School Construction Authority projects, including I.S. 072 Rocco Laurie School, Port Richmond High School, and P.S. 39. Earlier roles involved commercial fit-outs, residential renovations, field logistics, estimating, and coordination of architectural, structural, and MEP work.
These examples describe Alex’s professional experience across different project teams and employers; they are not presented as projects completed by HomeRenovation4U.
Education and safety training
Alex holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Construction Management / Specialist Diploma earned in Kharkiv, Ukraine, in 1994. His professional qualifications include an SST 62-Hour Supervisor Card, OSHA construction safety training, and an FDNY S-56 Construction Site Fire Safety Manager credential, as listed in his professional résumé.
Topics covered in the HomeRenovation4U blog
His construction background is especially relevant when homeowners are planning changes to structural elements, reviewing the scope of a renovation, or coordinating contractors and engineers before work begins.
- When Do You Need a Structural Engineer for a Renovation in NYC?
- Load-Bearing Wall Removal in NYC
- Steel vs. LVL Beams for an NYC Renovation
- Structural Engineer Cost in NYC
For information about the company and its renovation services, visit About HomeRenovation4U or browse the renovation blog.