About Dibico
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From humble beginnings....
Dibico Construction began in a small woodshop, where Julio DiBiase Sr., and Italian immigrant, crafted custom furniture. Over time, his passion for quality and attention to detail evolved into a family business and Dibico was officially founded in 1991 by Julio Jr.
Today, Based in Stamford, CT, Dibico specializes in comprehensive home management and concierge services, proudly serving Fairfield and Westchester counties, New York City, and Florida. We ensure every home under our care is impeccably maintained and managed, offering personalized services tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients.
At Dibico, we take pride in delivering world-class service, reliability, and meticulous attention to detail. Our mission is to simplify homeownership and enhance the lifestyle of our clients through seamless, stress-free solutions.
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The Dibico Difference
Dibico is the only high-end custom home builder offering a comprehensive suite of luxury building and lifestyle services that include home management – with scheduled preventative maintenance, repairs and lifestyle concierge, luxury renovations, and the exclusive “House-LiftTM” program. Dibico’s in-house team is world class, with a reputation for not only meeting, but exceeding, the expectations of the most discerning and demanding clientele. We are the only building company that focuses as much on the quality of your life as we do on the quality of our craftsmanship.
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About Our Clients
We cater to a very niche clientele – executives, entertainers, entrepreneurs and other individuals that require both world-class service and confidentiality.
Our clients own multi-million dollar luxury or custom homes in areas we serve including Fairfield and Westchester Counties, and New York City with plans to expand to The Hamptons and parts of Florida, California and Colorado.
They have highly demanding business, philanthropic and/or social schedules.
They are the owners of multiple residences.
They travel extensively.
They are often introduced by a family attorney or the head of a family office who provides resources for their clients.
Most often they are friends and neighbors of another client.
