Home builder in New Hyde Park, NY
Remodeling from Lakeville Road to Herricks
Knockdown and rebuild, demolition, interior remodeling, concrete, retaining walls, and excavation and site work for the village of New Hyde Park and the hamlets of North New Hyde Park, Garden City Park, Herricks and Manhasset Hills. When you call, the person who answers is Jason, the owner.
Why New Hyde Park 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.
Home rebuilds and renovations in New Hyde Park
Farmland cut into house lots in the 1920s
The village’s own history puts the start of mass housing in the 1920s, with Lakeville Estates spreading east from Lakeville Road. In 1924 alone, 140 houses went up and 450 acres of farmland were divided into developments, and residents voted to incorporate in August 1927. Farther north, most of Manhasset Hills had been built out by the late 1950s.
Census figures put the median year built at 1952, and close to four in five homes date from before 1960. With houses that old, owners compare reworking the one they have against clearing the lot for a new build.
How a project works in New Hyde Park
Village or Town: the address decides
The village of New Hyde Park has a Building Department of its own at Village Hall, 1420 Jericho Turnpike, and its Architectural Review Board looks at exterior designs and materials. North New Hyde Park, Garden City Park, Herricks and Manhasset Hills are unincorporated and get their permits from the Town of North Hempstead Buildings Department, through the MyToNH portal. The 11040 ZIP code covers both sides of that line, so the mailing address alone doesn’t settle which office applies.
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Look and estimate
Jason looks at the job and tells you what is known and what isn't. The estimate is free.
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Paperwork first
The permit comes from the Incorporated Village of New Hyde Park Building Department or another office, by address. Its requirements are lined up before work starts.
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Work and clean-up
Our own machines do the work, and the site is left clean for what comes next.
Free Home Remodeling Estimates in New Hyde Park
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Owner-run demolition and building for New Hyde Park
Jason picks up
When you call ZDE Enterprises, the person on the line is Jason, the owner. He also writes the estimate, and it costs you nothing.
Digging is done with our own excavator. You get a written contract for the job, and our work area is Nassau County alone.
New Hyde Park demolition paperwork and tree rules
Before the village signs off
The village’s demolition application, issued under Village Code Section 71-2, asks for a rodent-free certificate from the Nassau County Board of Health or a private exterminator, a sewer disconnection permit where the house is sewered, written shutoff consents for water, gas and electricity, proof the property is asbestos free, liability coverage that indemnifies the village, and a statement of who hauls the debris away and how. Every application is subject to approval by the Village Board.
In the four Town hamlets, Town Code Section 2-9(T) governs a tree taken down for work that needs a building permit, and Chapter 20A covers front-yard and right-of-way trees when no permit is involved. Nassau County also sets a short window: once the rodent inspection is dated, the teardown has ten days to get under way.
Home Remodeling and Construction Services in New Hyde Park
Every service, one builder
Every trade from one owner-run builder, anywhere in Nassau County.
Kitchen Remodeling
Cabinets, countertops and layouts built around the way you use the kitchen.
Bathroom Remodeling
Vanities, tubs, showers and tile, planned as one bathroom remodel.
Basement Remodeling
Plan the preparation, framing and finishes for a more useful lower level.
Interior Remodeling
Kitchens, baths and basements, start to finish.
Knockdown & Rebuild
Take the old house down and build the new one with one builder.
Hardscaping
Full patios, driveways and walkways, from preparation to installation.
Retaining Walls
Built to hold, engineered and permitted when required.
Concrete
Driveways, patios, walkways, steps and slabs.
Excavation & Foundations
Excavation, foundations, grading and drainage with our own machines.
Demolition
Whole houses, garages, pools and interiors, hauled away.
Commercial
Demolition and site work for commercial properties.
New Hyde Park Home Building and Remodeling Questions
Questions, answered
Common questions about building in New Hyde Park.
Not answered here?
Call and ask. You talk to the owner: 516-506-3928.
Who issues demolition permits in New Hyde Park?
Inside the village, the New Hyde Park Building Department at Village Hall, reachable at (516) 354-0022 ext. 3. North New Hyde Park, Garden City Park, Herricks and Manhasset Hills are Town hamlets, so the Town of North Hempstead Buildings Department handles permits there. Village Building Department
What is on the village's demolition application?
A rodent-free certificate, a sewer disconnection permit if there’s a sewer connection, written utility shutoff consents, proof the house is asbestos free, liability coverage for the village and a statement of how demolition material leaves the site. A dumpster takes a permit of its own. Village demolition application (PDF)
Will the village review the design of my house?
Yes. The village Architectural Review Board examines exterior design plans and material choices for homes and commercial buildings being put up or altered, and it meets on the fourth Wednesday of the month. Architectural Review Board
Are trees protected in the hamlets around New Hyde Park?
The Town of North Hempstead has two sets of rules. If a tree comes down as part of work that needs a building permit, Section 2-9(T) of the Town Code applies; if not, Chapter 20A covers trees in the public right-of-way and in front yards. Town tree preservation
How old are the houses in New Hyde Park?
Many go back to the 1920s building boom; the village history counts 140 new homes in 1924 alone. Across the whole community, Census figures give a median year built of 1952, with roughly 78 percent of homes older than 1960.
Do you work in Garden City Park, Herricks and Manhasset Hills?
Yes. Those hamlets and North New Hyde Park are covered on this page, and ZDE takes jobs anywhere in Nassau County.
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