Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau County
General contractor in Hicksville.
Homes in Hicksville
We have a remodel underway in Hicksville right now.
Hicksville sits in the middle of Nassau County in the Town of Oyster Bay, built up around its Long Island Rail Road station, where the Port Jefferson Branch splits from the Main Line. Most of its houses went up in the building boom after the Second World War, and part of the original Levittown development reaches into the hamlet.
That means a lot of Cape Cods, ranches, and split levels on modest lots, many of them already changed once or twice by earlier owners. Those earlier changes are often where a remodel begins: squaring up an old dormer, rebuilding a kitchen that was squeezed into an extension, or tying a patchwork of rooms back into one house.
On a modest lot, going up is usually the way to add space. A shed dormer or a full second story adds bedrooms and a bath without giving up the yard. Permits for unincorporated Hicksville go through the Town of Oyster Bay, and we handle all permits and plans.
Serving all of Nassau and Suffolk counties. Don't see your town? Pat covers it. Call 631-368-1847.
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Remodeling in Hicksville
- Are you working in Hicksville now?
- Yes. We have a remodel underway in Hicksville. If you are planning work nearby, send the Quick Form or call Pat at 631-368-1847.
- Can you add a dormer to a Cape in Hicksville?
- Yes. A dormer is one of the most common ways to add space to a Cape Cod. Permits go through the Town of Oyster Bay, and we handle all permits and plans.
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