Long Beach is a short drive from our office at 108 W Merrick Rd in Freeport. Family-owned since 1995, we respond 24/7 to flooding, water and fire damage and handle rebuilds and remodels across the City of Long Beach.
Gotham Builders of New York has been a family-owned contractor since 1995, more than 30 years, and holds Nassau County Home Improvement License #H18D7530000 and NYC License #0916825-DCA. Our office in Freeport is a short drive from Long Beach, so homeowners on the island get a local crew for emergencies, repairs and planned renovations.
From the bay side along Reynolds Channel to the blocks near the boardwalk, we handle water and fire damage, storm repairs, kitchens, bathrooms, roofs, siding, exterior work and dormers.
Long Beach is a barrier island between the Atlantic Ocean and Reynolds Channel. Superstorm Sandy destroyed numerous homes and much of the boardwalk in 2012, and the bay side still floods when strong storms and high tides line up.
Salt air, wind-driven rain and storm surge are hard on roofs, siding and anything near the ground floor. We repair the damage, rebuild what has to come out and help you choose materials suited to life near the water.
One local team handles the emergency, works with your insurance company and does the rebuild, so you deal with one contractor from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Long Beach is a city, so building permits come from the City of Long Beach Building Department, not the Town of Hempstead. We file the permits our work requires and schedule the city inspections.
Whether it is a flooded first floor after a storm or a kitchen you have been planning for years, every Long Beach job follows the same clear steps.
Our office is at 108 W Merrick Rd in Freeport, a short drive from Long Beach. We have been a family-owned contractor since 1995. Call (516) 377-0400 any time, day or night.
The City of Long Beach runs its own Building Department, separate from the Town of Hempstead. We handle the filing for the work we do.
Yes. Water and fire damage get worse by the hour. Call (516) 377-0400 and we will send a crew to stop the damage and start drying or securing your home.
Usually not. Standard homeowners policies typically exclude flooding from storm surge or rising water, which is covered by a separate flood policy, such as one through the National Flood Insurance Program. A burst pipe is often covered by homeowners insurance. Check your policy, and we will work with whichever insurer is involved.
Yes. After Superstorm Sandy we helped South Shore families rebuild and raise their homes, and we still handle flood cleanup, structural repairs and full rebuilds today.
Kitchen and bathroom remodeling, basement renovation, roof repair and replacement, vinyl siding, exterior remodeling, dormers and general contracting, all from the same local team.
