Nassau County Service Area

Window Replacement in Nassau County

Nassau County sits directly east of New York City and contains some of Long Island's most established residential communities. The housing stock ranges from postwar Cape Cods and ranches in Levittown and East Meadow to stately colonials in Garden City and waterfront homes along the South Shore. Many homes built in the 1940s through 1960s still have original single-pane windows that drive up energy costs and let in drafts during harsh Long Island winters.

13 Towns ServedNassau HIC #H22031500004.9 Google Rating

Towns We Serve

1.4M

County Population

$615K

Median Home Value

15+

Years Serving Nassau

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Nassau County Towns We Serve

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Hempstead

Pre-war colonials and Cape Cods · Pop. 53,000

Hempstead is one of Long Island's oldest and most densely populated communities, with a housing stock dominated by pre-war colonials and mid-century C...

5.0 — Maria G.

Levittown

Postwar Cape Cods and expanded ranches · Pop. 51,881

Levittown is America's most iconic postwar suburban community, built between 1947 and 1951 by Levitt & Sons. The original Cape Cod and ranch homes cam...

5.0 — Tom R.

Massapequa

Split-levels and colonials · Pop. 21,685

Massapequa and neighboring Massapequa Park sit along the South Shore with easy access to the Massapequa Preserve and waterfront areas. The housing sto...

5.0 — Christine L.

Hicksville

Bi-levels and Cape Cods · Pop. 41,468

Hicksville is a centrally located Nassau County hamlet known for its LIRR hub and diverse mix of postwar housing. The area features bi-levels, hi-ranc...

5.0 — Robert K.

Plainview

Ranch homes and expanded Capes · Pop. 26,885

Plainview is an affluent Nassau County community known for its excellent schools and well-maintained 1950s-era ranch homes and expanded Cape Cods. Man...

5.0 — Jennifer M.

Bethpage

Cape Cods and colonials · Pop. 16,429

Bethpage is a tight-knit Nassau County hamlet near the famous Bethpage State Park and Black Course. The residential areas feature well-kept Cape Cods ...

5.0 — Dave S.

East Meadow

Expanded Cape Cods and ranches · Pop. 38,132

East Meadow is a large Nassau County community centered around Eisenhower Park, with a housing stock dominated by expanded Cape Cods and ranches from ...

5.0 — Linda F.

Freeport

Multi-family and single-family colonials · Pop. 43,783

Freeport is a vibrant South Shore village known for its Nautical Mile waterfront district and diverse housing including both single-family colonials a...

5.0 — Anthony D.

Baldwin

Colonials and Cape Cods · Pop. 24,033

Baldwin is a charming South Shore hamlet with tree-lined streets and a mix of colonials and Cape Cods from the 1940s through 1960s. Located close to t...

5.0 — Patricia W.

Wantagh

Split-levels and ranches · Pop. 18,871

Wantagh is a family-oriented South Shore community known for Jones Beach access and its strong school district. The neighborhood features primarily 19...

5.0 — Michael B.

Merrick

Raised ranches and colonials · Pop. 20,627

Merrick is an established South Shore community along Merrick Bay, featuring raised ranches, split-levels, and colonials from the 1950s and 1960s. The...

5.0 — Susan H.

Seaford

Cape Cods and bungalows · Pop. 15,294

Seaford is a quaint South Shore hamlet with a waterfront character shaped by Seamans Neck Park and Tackapausha Preserve. The housing stock features Ca...

5.0 — Karen T.

Farmingdale

Ranches and Cape Cods · Pop. 8,189

Farmingdale is a compact village straddling the Nassau-Suffolk border, with a revitalized downtown and residential streets lined with ranches and Cape...

5.0 — James C.

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