Stoops & Porches in Bethpage, NY

Bethpage is a residential hamlet in the Town of Oyster Bay, best known for Bethpage State Park and its five golf courses, including the famed Black Course that has hosted multiple major championships. The residential community centers along Stewart Avenue and extends through blocks of Cape Cods, ranches, and split-levels built in the early-to-mid 1950s. The Bethpage LIRR station provides commuter access, and the Bethpage School District anchors a family-oriented community.

The stoops across Bethpage share the same mid-century construction DNA as their neighbors in Levittown, Hicksville, and Farmingdale — basic concrete on shallow footings, built for speed during the post-war suburban boom. The difference in Bethpage is that the terrain has slightly more elevation change than the flat South Shore, particularly near the State Park, which can create drainage issues that accelerate stoop deterioration when surface water runs toward the house rather than away from it.

Bethpage falls under the Town of Oyster Bay for building permits, and Brothers Paving manages the full permit process for all stoop projects. The community's stable character and growing property values make stoop replacement a worthwhile investment — especially since a new stoop is one of the most visible improvements you can make to a Bethpage home.

Homeowners near Bethpage State Park often have slightly larger lots than their counterparts in denser communities, which provides good access for equipment and materials. We take advantage of these conditions to work efficiently while maintaining the careful craftsmanship every project demands.