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Home builder in Mineola, NY

Kitchens, baths and basements in Mineola

Mineola homeowners can bring ZDE a teardown, a knockdown and rebuild, excavation and site work, a retaining wall, concrete, or an interior remodel. Whatever the job, the person who answers your call is Jason, the owner, and he stays your contact until the work is finished.

Kitchen with gold-veined marble, warm wood cabinets and yellow accents

Why Mineola homeowners call ZDE

The owner answers

You talk to Jason, not a call center.

One builder

Tear-out to finish, no handoffs.

Written contract

Every job, before work starts.

Free estimates

Know the scope before you commit.

Exposed timber partition framing and a step ladder during interior remodeling

Home rebuilds and renovations in Mineola

Farms gave way to homes along Jericho Turnpike

The land took the name Mineola in 1858. As Jericho Turnpike grew into the main commercial street, farmland was sold off and homes and offices went up, and the village was legally incorporated in 1906.

Census figures put the median year built at 1954, and roughly two-thirds of Mineola’s homes predate 1960. For a house of that era, the decision is usually between updating what stands and clearing the lot for a new build.

How a project works in Mineola

One village department, several boards

Mineola is an incorporated village, mostly in the Town of North Hempstead. For construction, renovation, plumbing or electrical work, the village points residents to its Building Department at 155 Washington Avenue for permits and code inspections. That department works alongside the village Zoning Board, Planning Board and Architectural Review Board.

  1. 1

    Look and estimate

    Jason looks at the job and tells you what is known and what isn't. The estimate is free.

  2. 2

    Paperwork first

    The permit comes from the Village of Mineola Building Department. Its requirements are lined up before work starts.

  3. 3

    Work and clean-up

    Our own machines do the work, and the site is left clean for what comes next.

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Kitchen with white cabinets, a mosaic backsplash and a long island during installation

An owner-run builder for homes in Mineola

Straight to the owner

Call ZDE Enterprises and you reach Jason, who owns the business. He visits the house, sizes up the work and draws up the estimate himself, free of charge.

We bring our own excavator and equipment, set out every job in a written contract, and keep our work inside Nassau County.

Dark powder room with a marble-look vanity and narrow window

Mineola demolition paperwork and tree permits

The village's demolition checklist

Mineola treats a demolition permit as a standard building permit plus the Assessor’s Form. The checklist adds disconnect letters from PSEG, National Grid and the village’s own Water and Sewer Departments, and it wants those letters even when a service isn’t connected. It also lists an approved asbestos removal certification, a Nassau County Health Department rodent letter that is good for only ten days, and a performance bond or certified check set by the Superintendent of Buildings and handed back at the end.

Trees have paperwork of their own. The village’s Tree Removal Permit Application falls under Code Section 458-21 and comes with insurance certificates, and a tree in the utility strip gets a Public Works inspection first.

Home Remodeling and Construction Services in Mineola

Every service, one builder

Every trade from one owner-run builder, anywhere in Nassau County.

  • Walnut kitchen with a veined marble island and black faucet

    Kitchen Remodeling

    Cabinets, countertops and layouts built around the way you use the kitchen.

  • Veined marble-look shower with brass fixtures and a recessed niche

    Bathroom Remodeling

    Vanities, tubs, showers and tile, planned as one bathroom remodel.

  • Finished basement with navy walls, built-in shelves and a red patterned rug

    Basement Remodeling

    Plan the preparation, framing and finishes for a more useful lower level.

  • Pale stone-look fireplace surround with a metal-trimmed firebox

    Interior Remodeling

    Kitchens, baths and basements, start to finish.

  • Timber wall framing and open roof joists during construction

    Knockdown & Rebuild

    Take the old house down and build the new one with one builder.

  • New front walkway of large stone-look pavers leading to a house entry

    Hardscaping

    Full patios, driveways and walkways, from preparation to installation.

  • Gray segmental retaining wall with capstones and a black metal railing

    Retaining Walls

    Built to hold, engineered and permitted when required.

  • Concrete footing poured in wood formwork beside a house

    Concrete

    Driveways, patios, walkways, steps and slabs.

  • Compact excavator beside a long excavated trench

    Excavation & Foundations

    Excavation, foundations, grading and drainage with our own machines.

  • Interior stripped to the framing with demolition debris on the floor

    Demolition

    Whole houses, garages, pools and interiors, hauled away.

  • Worker on scaffolding beside a steel column set on a new concrete footing

    Commercial

    Demolition and site work for commercial properties.

Mineola Home Building and Remodeling Questions

Questions, answered

Common questions about building in Mineola.

Not answered here?

Call and ask. You talk to the owner: 516-506-3928.

Who issues demolition permits in Mineola?

The Village of Mineola Building Department, 155 Washington Avenue. Its checklist handles a demolition as a standard building permit filed with the Assessor’s Form, plus the supporting letters. Mineola Building Department

What is on Mineola's demolition checklist?

Utility disconnect letters (PSEG, National Grid, village water and sewer), an approved asbestos removal letter, a county rodent inspection letter, a performance bond or certified check, and the building permit papers with a survey and sealed plans. Demolition permit checklist (PDF)

What if the house has no gas or water service?

The checklist still asks for the letters. Where no services are involved, each provider writes one attesting to that, so plan on collecting all four either way. Village demolition checklist (PDF)

Does Mineola have a tree removal permit?

Yes. The village publishes a Tree Removal Permit Application under Section 458-21 of its code, filed with insurance certificates. If the tree stands in the utility strip, the Department of Public Works looks at it first. Tree removal permit application (PDF)

Is there an architectural review board in Mineola?

Yes. The Building Department names an Architectural Review Board that looks after community aesthetics, alongside the Zoning and Planning Boards. The page doesn’t say which projects go before it, so ask the department while drawings are still in progress. Building Department and boards

Does Mineola flood?

The Mineola annex to the county hazard mitigation plan says homes in low-lying parts of the village are prone to stormwater flooding, though none were substantially damaged in recent events. The village administers the flood insurance program through building permit and site plan review. Mineola hazard mitigation annex (PDF)

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