Milton's Construction — four decades of frame-to-finish contracting serving Farmingdale and the Nassau-Suffolk border.
Farmingdale sits right where Nassau County meets Suffolk, and that geography shapes the homes here as much as anything else. The walkable village blocks near Main Street are lined with Colonials and Capes that date back decades, while the surrounding neighborhoods roll out into the mid-century ranches and high-ranches that define so much of post-war Long Island. Both types of housing are overdue for kitchens, baths, and living space that match how people actually live today.
Milton's Construction has been working on homes like these for over forty years. We're a licensed and insured general contractor operating in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and we handle everything from design through the final inspection with one in-house team. No subcontracted strangers cycling in and out — the same people who plan your project are the ones swinging hammers and pulling wire.
Farmingdale has its own incorporated-village building department for properties inside the village limits, while surrounding South Farmingdale handles permits through the Town of Oyster Bay. We work regularly with both offices and manage your permits and inspections start to finish. You get a free written estimate before anything starts and a single point of contact until the day you get your keys back. Call or text 631-741-0199.
The housing stock here covers a lot of ground. Village Colonials and Capes near Main Street were built for a different era — narrower lots, original kitchens with little natural light, bathrooms that have not been touched since the Eisenhower administration. The mid-century ranches and high-ranches that spread out toward Bethpage and Massapequa have their own quirks: slab or crawl foundations, original ductwork that was never designed for modern HVAC loads, and living footprints that feel cramped the moment a family has two teenagers or a parent who needs to move in.
Farmingdale is also a split jurisdiction. If you live inside the incorporated village, your permit goes to the Village Building Department on Main Street. If you're in South Farmingdale, you're dealing with the Town of Oyster Bay in Oyster Bay Cove. Getting the wrong permit or filing in the wrong office costs weeks. We know which side of that line you're on before the estimate is done.
Our work in and around Farmingdale covers kitchen and bathroom remodels, home additions and extensions, dormers, second-story additions on ranches, in-law suites, and HVAC system installation including authorized MRCOOL ductless mini-split systems. Whether you're opening up a kitchen in a village Colonial near Allen Park or adding a full second story to a ranch off Conklin Street, we start with a free written estimate and handle every permit.
We are a true design-build contractor. That means one team from the first sketch to the final inspection walk-through. You are not coordinating between an architect, a builder, and a mechanical subcontractor — we manage the whole project in-house, which keeps the timeline tighter and the responsibility clear.
Our crews cover Farmingdale village, South Farmingdale, and every neighboring community in the area including Massapequa, Bethpage, Melville, and North Amityville. We've been on Long Island long enough to know the streets, the soil conditions, the inspectors, and the building officials on both sides of the Nassau-Suffolk line.
Whether your address puts you in a village jurisdiction or a town jurisdiction, the process for you is the same: one call to 631-741-0199, one free written estimate, and one team that sees the job through. We are licensed and insured in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
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Open-concept kitchens with custom cabinetry, premium countertops, and layouts built around how you live.
Kitchen Remodeling in FarmingdaleSpa-like bathrooms — freestanding tubs, custom tile, walk-in showers and warm, relaxing finishes.
Bathroom Remodeling in FarmingdaleRoom additions, second stories, extensions and sunrooms that blend seamlessly with your existing home.
Additions & Extensions in FarmingdaleAuthorized Mr. Cool distributor & installer — mini-splits, heat pumps and full heating & air-conditioning.
HVAC & Mr. Cool in Farmingdale“Perfect work and attention to detail!”
“Thank you for going the extra mile! My new home has become my oasis!”
“Would recommend your company to anyone looking to remodel! Thank you for making my house feel like home!”
“Milton's team gutted and rebuilt our kitchen and it came out better than we pictured. On time, on budget, and they cleaned up every single day. Highly recommend.”
“We added a second-story addition and they handled everything — permits, design, the whole build. Professional and honest from start to finish.”
“Our master bathroom is now a true spa. The tile work and the walk-in shower are gorgeous. Couldn't be happier with the craftsmanship.”
“Had Mr. Cool mini-splits installed throughout the house. Clean install, no ductwork mess, and our energy bills dropped. Great crew.”
“After four decades in business it shows — they knew exactly how to handle our older Long Island home and the permit process. Stress-free.”
“They built our modular home faster than we thought possible and the quality is fantastic. Milton walked us through every step.”
“Reliable, fair, and they actually answer the phone. They reframed and finished our basement beautifully. Will use them again.”
“Honest pricing and no surprises. Our kitchen and bath came out stunning and they respected our home the entire time.”
“From the first estimate to the final walkthrough, true professionals. Our addition matches the house perfectly — you'd never know it wasn't original.”
For most full kitchen remodels — anything involving electrical, plumbing, or structural changes — yes, a permit is required. If you're in the incorporated village, that permit goes to the Village of Farmingdale Building Department. If you're in South Farmingdale, it runs through the Town of Oyster Bay. We handle all of that for you, so you never have to figure out which office to call.
Permit timelines vary. Village of Farmingdale reviews tend to move at a steady pace for straightforward additions. Town of Oyster Bay projects can take a bit longer depending on the scope. Once permits are in hand, a modest addition typically runs three to five months to build. We give you a realistic schedule in the written estimate and flag any known delays up front.
Costs vary significantly based on size, scope, and the condition of the existing structure. A modest addition to a ranch or Cape can start in the low to mid six figures; a full second-story addition is a larger investment. The only accurate number is the one in a written estimate based on your actual home. Ours is free — call or text 631-741-0199.
Yes. We've worked on these homes throughout Nassau and Suffolk County for decades. The slab foundations, the original wiring, the undersized bathrooms, the single-zone heating systems — we know what we're going to find before we open a wall, and we plan around it. These homes are solid bones. They just need a contractor who knows how to work with them.
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