Meet Benyamin

Built hands-on.
Handled from A to Z.

Benyamin began building sukkahs at 15. Today, he brings that same personal attention to every space, every detail, and every family.

Benyamin Kay smiling as he crosses the finish line of a road race
Benyamin KayThe person behind the details
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The build journey

Watch the approach take shape.

Four moments. One practical way of working.

Schach mats and lumber being prepared at a sukkah site
A craftsperson carefully cutting lumber for an outdoor structure
A custom wood wall and natural schach materials being arranged on site
A finished sukkah interior beneath neatly installed bamboo schach
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The first frame

It started at 15.

Benyamin began with a handful of clients and a willingness to do the work carefully. What started as a side hustle grew one project at a time.

Built by showing up

Hands-on from the beginning.

Every new setup added practical experience: how to plan around a real space, solve the unexpected, and keep families informed along the way.

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The work grew with the need.

Today the work spans regular builds, rentals, custom sukkahs, pergolas, and the details in between—including finding materials a project still needs.

Ready for Yom Tov

The mission stayed simple.

Handle the planning, materials, build, and follow-through from A to Z, so the sukkah is one less thing a family has to carry into Yom Tov.

What A to Z means

Fewer handoffs.
More peace of mind.

The value is not just the finished structure. It is having someone take responsibility for the practical details that get it there.

01Plan around the real space

Every project starts with the site, the structure, and what will make the finished setup practical for the people using it.

02Find what the project needs

If a required item is missing, BK Sukkah helps track it down instead of leaving the customer to solve the gap alone.

03Carry it through

Clear communication and hands-on follow-through keep the work moving from the first conversation to the finished setup.

Your turn

Tell Benyamin what you are planning.

Share the space, the timing, and what you need. We will take it from there.