Home builders in Carle Place.
Long Island Homeworks has built dormers, additions, and new homes in a North Shore community with period homes and 1950s-60s infill where dormer work usually means matching original detail on a period roofline.
Walk-through in Carle Place
The owner visits personally — no travel fees in Nassau.
Dormers, additions & custom homes
Dormer Additions
Full shed and Cape-style dormers in Carle Place. Town permit handled, framed and watertight same day.
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Second stories, rear builds, primary suites, in-law suites, kitchen extensions in Carle Place.
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Ground-up custom homes and tear-down rebuilds in Carle Place. Fixed-price contracts.
Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions About Building in Carle Place
Do you build in Carle Place?
Yes — Carle Place is firmly inside our service area. We hold Nassau County HIC #198901 and pull the applicable town-level permit for Carle Place jobs. No travel fees within Nassau.
Do I need a permit for a dormer or addition in Carle Place?
Yes, for almost any structural dormer or addition in Carle Place. Our permit coordinator, our permit coordinator, manages the filing end-to-end — from drawings through inspection sign-off. Permit costs are itemized in the estimate, not a surprise.
How long does an addition take in Carle Place?
Design and permitting: 2–4 months. A typical dormer runs 6–9 weeks to completion after permit issuance. A second-story addition is 4–6 months. New construction runs 12–16 months. We build Gantt charts at the scoping visit.
Can you work on older Carle Place homes?
Absolutely — it's a lot of what we do. Pre-war colonials, mid-century Capes, and ranches all benefit from additions. We match existing soffits, trim profiles, and rooflines carefully. The owner reviews every heritage-match detail personally.
Ready to build in Carle Place?
Free on-site consultation. Permits handled. No travel fee in Nassau County.
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