MTA-LIRR Package #1 (Phase One)
As part of Package #1 of an extensive renovation project for the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), our company successfully completed key roofing and metal work at several stations, including Massapequa Park, Amityville, Lindenhurst, and Copiague. We installed silicone roofing across 50,000 square feet, providing a durable, weather-resistant solution. Additionally, we applied EPDM roofing to 1,600 square feet, offering flexibility and long-lasting protection in critical areas of the stations.
To enhance the buildings’ longevity, our team also installed coping and metal flashing along 5,000 linear feet of roof edges,
MTA-LIRR Package #1 (Phase Two)
Our company is currently completing full roofing and carpentry packages for Package #1, Phase two of the LIRR renovation project, which includes roofing and structural work at Locust Manor, Laurelton, St. Albans, Valley Stream, and Auburndale stations. The scope of work involves the installation of asphalt shingles, EPDM roofing, and standing seam roofs for long-term durability. We are also installing metal framing, DensGlass sheathing, and a vapor barrier on the exterior walls to ensure weather resistance. For structural integrity, we’re working on metal roof trusses, fire-retardant plywood, and timber roof framing, all aimed at enhancing the safety and longevity of the stations’ roofing systems.
Moxey Rigby
Multistory apartment building featuring 101 units, over 100 resident parking spaces, two community rooms, and a recreation center and playgrounds all elevated above flood levels.
Fairfield Metro
This is merely the beginning of what awaits you at Fairfield Metro Mineola.
Featuring 192 apartments, ranging from studio, to one- and two-bedrooms along with den and loft layouts available, Fairfield Metro Mineola is truly a sanctuary just beyond the heart of the city. Located on Long Island in the village of Mineola, it blends urban excitement with village serenity.
The Brix
At The Brix in Uniondale, the construction project involved wood framing and rough carpentry work across multiple buildings. Our team carefully installed the wood framing for each structure, ensuring a solid and durable foundation for the development. The rough carpentry phase included the construction of essential elements such as studs, beams, and sheathing, shaping the layout and framework for all the buildings. This critical work was fundamental in establishing the structural integrity and design of the residential units. The high-quality wood framing and rough carpentry contributed to the overall strength and functionality of The Brix, helping to create a modern and cohesive residential community across the multiple buildings within the development.
Fountain Gates Garden
The $115 million,129-luxury apartment Life Plan Community is a unique concept in senior living, the newest such community on Long Island, and the final piece in Gurwin’s full continuum of care for seniors. Fountaingate Gardens opened for limited occupancy in May with the completion of The Terraces residential building and the 20,000+ square-foot Clubhouse. The Parkview, the largest residential building on the complex, was the last to receive a certificate of occupancy, representing full completion of the project.
The Bristal Assisted Living at Mt.Sinai
The Bristal at Mount Sinai underwent a detailed construction process, with a focus on creating a comfortable and supportive environment for its residents. One of the key aspects of the project was the installation of wood framing throughout the facility, which provided the structural foundation for the building. This high-quality framing ensured the durability and stability of the entire structure, allowing for the creation of spacious living areas and modern amenities. The use of wood framing also contributed to the aesthetic appeal of the interior spaces, with its natural warmth and design flexibility. The completed Bristal at Mount Sinai offers a thoughtfully designed, welcoming community for senior living, with the wood framing playing an essential role in the building’s overall success and longevity.
Alston
Alston is a next-level neighborhood delivering the best of Long Island living. Featuring six distinguished buildings and a bespoke selection of Signature Collection residences, Alston is all about curating the life you’ve longed for within a thriving, connected community. The debut destination within landmark Station Yards, Alston will soon be joined by a vibrant tapestry of coveted shops, favorite restaurants, contemporary workspaces and flagship experiences beside the Ronkonkoma LIRR station.
Massapequa Fire Department
The EPDM roofing construction at the Massapequa Fire Department involved the installation of a durable, weather-resistant EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) roofing system. The project included the removal of the old roofing material, surface preparation, and the secure application of the EPDM membrane. This roofing system was chosen for its ability to withstand harsh weather conditions, its long lifespan, and low maintenance requirements. The completed installation improved the building’s protection against the elements, enhanced energy efficiency, and reduced long-term maintenance costs. This work was part of efforts to maintain and upgrade the fire department’s facilities for better functionality and safety.
Plainview Hospital
At Plainview Hospital, the construction project focused on enhancing the facility’s infrastructure with a specialized scope of work involving EPDM roofing. The installation of EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) roofing provided a durable and long-lasting solution to protect the hospital’s building from the elements. Our team carefully applied the EPDM membrane across the hospital’s roof, ensuring a seamless, weather-resistant barrier that will help reduce energy costs and extend the lifespan of the structure. This high-performance roofing system was integral in maintaining the hospital’s operational integrity, contributing to a safe and secure environment for both patients and staff. The successful installation of the EPDM roofing plays a vital role in the ongoing functionality and sustainability of Plainview Hospital.
The Homestead Senior Apartments
At GrandStreet/The Homestead Senior Apartments in Westbury, the construction project focused on wood framing across multiple buildings within the development. Our team expertly installed the wood framing, which provided the essential structural support for the entire project. This included the careful placement of studs, beams, and other framework elements to ensure the stability and durability of each building. The wood framing was a key component in shaping the layout of the senior apartment complex, helping to create a safe, functional, and well-organized living space. The precision and quality of the framing work played a crucial role in bringing GrandStreet/The Homestead to life, contributing to the development’s long-term success and its ability to provide a comfortable and supportive environment for its residents.
East Hampton Satellite Emergency Facility
Mt. Sinai Long Beach Medical Arts Pavilion
At Mount Sinai Long Beach Medical Arts Pavilion, the construction project included a critical scope of work involving the installation of EPDM roofing. Our team expertly applied the EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) roofing system across the facility, providing a reliable, durable solution for weatherproofing and protecting the building. The seamless application of this high-performance roofing material ensures long-term durability, energy efficiency, and resistance to the elements, which is essential for the medical facility’s ongoing operations. This EPDM roofing installation not only enhances the structural integrity of the Medical Arts Pavilion but also contributes to a safe, comfortable environment for both healthcare providers and patients. The successful completion of this project supports the pavilion’s role as a vital healthcare resource in the Long Beach community.