Nassau & Suffolk
Long Island Restoration: Water, Fire & Mold
From the Queens line to Montauk Point, Long Island's 13 towns have the same three enemies: water that got in, fire that got out, and mold that moved in while nobody was looking. We handle all three. We also handle the LIE, which is harder.
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Suffolk County
- Babylon — water · fire · mold
- Huntington — water · fire · mold
- Islip — water · fire · mold
- Smithtown — water · fire · mold
- Brookhaven — water · fire · mold
- Riverhead — water · fire · mold
- Southold — water · fire · mold
- Shelter Island — water · fire · mold
- Southampton — water · fire · mold
- East Hampton — water · fire · mold
The South Shore deals with bay flooding and storm surge — Superstorm Sandy made that very clear in 2012. The North Shore has hills, harbors and older foundations. The East End has ocean humidity and a lot of houses that sit empty half the year. Inland, it's basements, sump pumps and pipes that freeze the one week it gets really cold.
FAQ
Which Long Island towns do you serve?
All 13: Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay in Nassau County, and Babylon, Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, Islip, Riverhead, Shelter Island, Smithtown, Southampton and Southold in Suffolk County.
My village or hamlet isn't listed. Do you serve it?
Almost certainly. Long Island villages and hamlets sit inside one of the 13 towns (the cities of Long Beach and Glen Cove are separate, and we serve those too). Pick the town it belongs to, or just call.
Nassau or Suffolk — who do you like better?
We love you both equally. We are legally and emotionally prevented from answering this question.
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