Home repair in New City, NY almost always involves a 50-to-60-year-old split-level or raised ranch — the housing built during Clarkstown's 1960s boom that now needs decks rebuilt, basements re-waterproofed, and dated kitchens reworked. Odds & Ends has handled exactly that work since Daniel Kiely opened the business in 2001. We log jobs every week along Little Tor Road, off Old Schoolhouse, near the Rockland County complex, and out toward Phillips Hill. Heavy clay soil throughout central Clarkstown puts steady moisture pressure on basement walls, which is why so much of our New City work touches drainage, sump systems, and lower-level finishing. Holding a 5-star Google rating across our reviews keeps the bar high.
Why Local Homeowners Choose Odds & Ends
We treat every New City home like it's our own. That means showing up when we say we will, keeping the work area clean, and delivering the kind of quality finish that makes you glad you didn't try to DIY it. We've been doing this in Rockland County for over 20 years, and a big part of our business comes from repeat clients and referrals right here in New City. When your neighbor recommends us, we take that seriously — and we work hard to earn that trust every single time.
The Local Advantage
New City's housing boom in the 1960s and 1970s means most homes here are hitting the 50- to 60-year mark — the age when original decks fail, basement waterproofing breaks down, and dated split-level layouts start begging for modernization. The heavy clay soil common throughout central Clarkstown creates persistent foundation moisture pressure, making basement waterproofing a recurring need.
2001
Serving New City Since
85%+
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Local Housing & Neighborhoods
The housing stock in New City is predominantly split-level and raised ranch homes built in the 1960s–70s, with some newer colonial developments in the western sections. Many feature original wood decks, aging aluminum siding, and lower-level family rooms prone to moisture issues.
Neighborhoods We Serve
- Little Tor Road area
- near the Rockland County complex
- Congers Road corridor
- South Main Street
- Old Schoolhouse Road
- College Road area
- West Clarkstown
- Phillips Hill Road
Local Tips & Permit Info
New City falls under the Town of Clarkstown building department. Permits are required for decks, fences over 6 feet, and any electrical or plumbing work. If you're finishing a basement, Clarkstown requires egress windows for any bedroom space. Many neighborhoods have deed restrictions beyond standard zoning, so check with the building department before adding structures.
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