Personal delivery · Thoughtful design
From Kingston and New Paltz to Woodstock and Phoenicia, Ulster County connects Hudson River communities with the Catskill Mountains and Shawangunk Ridge. Your cat’s outdoor space should suit your particular home, not a generic idea of the county. 2 Brothers Catios brings Luxury Outdoor Living. Designed for Cats. to that conversation, with handcrafted work from the Pine Bush area and personal delivery and positioning by the brothers. With seven years of experience and more than 100 projects, we help you compare practical options. Unsure where to begin? Request a consultation with your address and a few property photos.
Ulster’s Hudson River edge, Catskill communities and Shawangunk surroundings offer different settings for outdoor living. A home in Port Ewen may call for a different placement conversation than a property in Pine Hill or Gardiner. We look at your actual window, available footprint and the outdoor spaces you already enjoy. Trees, uneven ground or a nearby deck may influence the options on some properties; they are not assumptions about every Ulster home. The goal is a considered addition that gives your cat room to observe and relax.
The New York Thruway connects with New Paltz at Exit 18, Kingston at Exit 19 and Saugerties at Exit 20, while Route 28 serves Catskill hamlets such as Big Indian. Those corridors help frame delivery planning, but the final approach to your home matters too. Share driveway photos, gate widths and any steps between parking and the intended position. The brothers personally deliver and position your catio. Availability and charges are confirmed for your address, with fees disclosed before scheduling rather than a county-wide travel-time promise.
Whether you live in the village of Ellenville, the town of Marbletown or a hamlet near Woodstock, begin with your cat’s habits and the space you can comfortably dedicate. Tell us whether your cat prefers a lookout, a lounging spot or a larger outdoor room. Photos of the proposed window and surrounding ground help us discuss suitable products without asking you to choose blindly. If attachment details, property boundaries or local approvals could affect your plan, we can identify questions to resolve before you commit to a location.
Find the right starting point
$5,000–$7,000 plus delivery. Window Boxes are worth discussing when your priority is outdoor enrichment at a particular window rather than dedicating a larger yard area. Send photos of the window, exterior wall and ground beneath it so the brothers can assess suitability for your Kingston, Highland or other Ulster County address.
Explore the design
From $8,500 plus delivery. Consider a Cat Tower when a dedicated lookout is the right starting point for your Ulster County home. During consultation, we review the proposed footprint and access for positioning, whether your setting is a river community or a Catskill hamlet. Delivery fees are disclosed before scheduling.
Explore the design
From $12,500. Explore the Klubhouse when you want to dedicate a larger outdoor living area to your cats. For a property in New Paltz, Stone Ridge or elsewhere in Ulster County, start by sharing the intended location and delivery approach. Consultation confirms product fit, address-specific availability and any applicable fees before scheduling.
Explore the designFrom Pine Bush to your property
Handcrafted in the Pine Bush area and personally delivered and positioned by the brothers. Ulster County availability is address-specific; no county-wide driving-time or delivery guarantee is implied. Cat Towers start at $8,500 plus delivery, and Window Boxes are $5,000–$7,000 plus delivery. Any applicable delivery or site-specific fees are disclosed before scheduling. Request a consultation if you are unsure about your location or product fit.
The Delivery ExperienceYour local directory
Verified local geography. Delivery and consultation availability are confirmed for your address.
Complete municipality-name coverage for Ulster County’s 20 towns, one city and three incorporated villages, plus all 34 Census-designated places verified in the Census Bureau’s current TIGERweb geography. Towns are Denning, Esopus, Gardiner, Hardenburgh, Hurley, Kingston, Lloyd, Marbletown, Marlborough, New Paltz, Olive, Plattekill, Rochester, Rosendale, Saugerties, Shandaken, Shawangunk, Ulster, Wawarsing and Woodstock; the city is Kingston; villages are Ellenville, New Paltz and Saugerties. Shared town/city/village/CDP names appear once in the sorted directory, so 62 names do not represent 62 municipalities. Additional municipality-recognized hamlets and neighborhoods include Shandaken’s Allaben, Big Indian, Bushnellsville, Chichester, Highmount, Mount Pleasant, Mount Tremper, Oliverea and Woodland Valley, plus Bloomington, Eddyville and Glenerie in the Town of Ulster. This is not an exhaustive inventory of every informal hamlet, neighborhood or postal name. Highmount is a boundary community; references here cover its Ulster County portion. Census polygons that only touch the county boundary were excluded, including Pine Bush and Palenville. Community inclusion does not guarantee service availability.
Before you decide
Ask us to check your exact address. These communities are in Ulster County, but a county listing does not guarantee delivery eligibility or a particular travel time. We review the route and the approach to your property, then explain applicable delivery or positioning fees before scheduling. If you are unsure, request a consultation rather than ruling your home in or out yourself.
Yes, the exact property location matters more than the familiar community or mailing name. Ulster County has both a City of Kingston and a separate Town of Kingston, and many additional hamlets are not independent municipalities. Give us your full address so we can review delivery and placement accurately. If local approvals may apply, confirm the requirements with the municipality responsible for your property.
Those features may affect positioning at some Ulster County properties, but they do not automatically determine which product will work. Send wide views of the intended spot, the ground beneath it and the route from the driveway. The brothers can discuss possible placements and identify details that need a closer look. A consultation is the best next step when your preferred window or yard location raises questions.
A considered next step
