We understand that each project is unique and requires personal attention.
Superior Earthworks handles it all.
We are a fully insured and licensed company for all of your contracting needs. We focus on Suffolk County, NY and have been servicing the area for over 15 years.
Fire & Water Damage Specialists!
We handle water and fire damage, everything from removal of compromised material to drying of your property to cleaning of mold, safely deodorizing and disinfecting the area. We restore your property back to new using the procedures set forth by the IICRC S500 and S520 Guides for Professional Water Damage Restoration and Mold Remediation.
We do complete house restoration, interior and exterior house painting, power washing of your house, general construction, spackling, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, sheetrock and tile installation, and more.
Every project is different, so we give each one personal attention, whether it is a bathroom remodel, a fresh coat of paint or a home recovering from fire or water damage.
One Licensed Contractor for the Whole Job
Superior Earthworks is a fully insured and licensed company, and we have focused on Suffolk County for over 15 years. Hiring one contractor to handle the entire project keeps the schedule tight and the responsibility clear. We take on general construction, complete house restoration, sheetrock, spackling, tile installation and interior and exterior painting, so you are not waiting for one trade to finish before calling the next. Before hiring any contractor, ask for proof of license and insurance and keep a copy with your project paperwork. It protects you if something goes wrong and is a quick way to tell a professional from a fly-by-night operation.
Fire and Water Damage Restoration
Speed matters after a fire or flood. Wet sheetrock, insulation and flooring can begin growing mold within a day or two, and smoke residue keeps working into surfaces the longer it sits. As fire and water damage specialists, we remove compromised material, dry the structure, clean mold, then deodorize and disinfect the affected areas before rebuilding. Our procedures follow the IICRC S500 guide for water damage and the S520 guide for mold remediation. While you wait for help, shut off the water source if you can, photograph the damage for your insurance company and move valuables out of wet rooms.
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Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling
Kitchens and bathrooms get the most use and usually deliver the biggest change when they are updated. A good remodel starts with decisions made before demolition: the layout, where plumbing and lighting need to go, and which cabinets, fixtures and tile you want, ordered early enough to avoid delays. We handle the sheetrock, spackling and tile work that turn a gutted room into a finished one. Ask for a written scope that lists each phase so you know what happens when. In bathrooms, careful waterproofing behind the tile around showers and tubs is what keeps a beautiful job from becoming a water damage call a few years later.
General Contracting Services
- Fire and water damage restoration
- Mold cleaning, deodorizing and disinfecting
- Complete house restoration
- Kitchen remodeling
- Bathroom remodeling
- Sheetrock installation and spackling
- Tile installation
- Interior and exterior painting
- Power washing
- General construction
Around Suffolk County
Our general contracting work centers on Suffolk County, from older homes near Stony Brook University to the houses of Head of the Harbor and the commercial properties around Long Island MacArthur Airport in Ronkonkoma. The Nesconset Armory, renovated in 2011 to house a library, is a good local example of an aging building given a second life. Whether it is a home recovering from a burst pipe or a dated kitchen ready for a change, restoration and remodeling keep a property useful for years to come.
A few local places that show the range of buildings and properties a general contractor works on in this area.
- Nesconset ArmoryThe armory's conversion into a library shows Nesconset what thoughtful renovation can do for a building that has outlived its first use.
- Long Island MacArthur AirportOffices and businesses in the commercial area around the airport in Ronkonkoma rely on quick repairs, painting and power washing to stay presentable.
- Stony Brook UniversityHomes near the campus see plenty of comings and goings, and kitchen and bathroom updates and fresh paint keep them in good shape.
- Village of Head of the HarborOwners of older homes in this village beside St. James can check local building requirements here before planning a restoration.
- St. James LIRR StationThe station house in St. James is one of the oldest on the railroad, proof that a well-kept wooden building can last more than a century.
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General Contracting FAQs
Are you licensed and insured for general contracting?
Yes. Superior Earthworks is a fully insured and licensed company, and we have been working in Suffolk County for over 15 years. You are welcome to request proof of license and insurance before the job starts. Keeping those documents with your contract and permits is a good habit with any contractor you hire, for any size of project.
What should I do right after water damage in my home?
First, stop the source if it is safe to do so, such as shutting the main water valve. Turn off power to wet areas, take photos for your insurance claim and move furniture and valuables out of standing water. Then call for help quickly, because wet sheetrock and insulation can start growing mold within a day or two if they are not dried.
What do IICRC S500 and S520 mean?
The IICRC publishes industry standards for restoration work. S500 is the guide for professional water damage restoration, covering how wet materials are assessed, removed and dried. S520 is the guide for mold remediation, covering how contaminated materials are handled and cleaned. Our fire and water damage procedures follow both guides, so the work is done by an established method rather than guesswork.
Can you handle both the restoration and the rebuild?
Yes. After removing damaged material, drying the structure and cleaning, deodorizing and disinfecting, we can carry on with the rebuild: sheetrock, spackling, tile, painting and general construction. Keeping both phases with one company means no gap between the cleanup crew leaving and the repair crew arriving, and one point of contact for the whole job.
Do you offer exterior painting and power washing?
Yes. We do both interior and exterior painting, along with power washing. Power washing is often the first step before painting the outside of a house, since paint bonds better to a clean surface free of dirt, mildew and loose flakes. It is also a quick way to freshen up siding, walkways and decks between paint jobs.
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