Service Areas

Long Island was one of America’s first colonized communities, spanning over 100 miles eastward from the scenic New York Harbor. Long Island is comprised of four counties – Nassau, Suffolk, Kings, and Queens. More than eight million New Yorkers call Long Island home today. Since 1998, Majestic’s professional power washing team has provided top-quality Long Island services. While we’re based in Levittown, our family-owned team offers power washing and window cleaning in more than a dozen nearby Long Island communities, including those listed below.

Levittown

William J. Levitt and his company, Levitt & Sons, constructed a series of suburban housing developments immediately after World War II. Each of Levitt’s family-sized homes – which took a single day to assemble – were mass-produced on assembly lines to accommodate young military families seeking affordable housing during the post-war baby boom. The resulting community of over 17,000 homes was dubbed “Levittown” in Levitt’s honor, and Levittown is widely considered to be the first American suburb. Our window cleaning and pressure washing professionals are proud to provide services to residents of present-day Levittown and surrounding Long Island communities.

Huntington

Huntington was purchased in 1653 from the Matinecock Tribe by three Oyster Bay residents, who promptly gave the land to settlers who were already inhabiting the region. The name “Huntington” is believed to be a tribute to the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England at the time of the town’s establishment. In 1660, the town’s population of predominantly English settlers voted to secede from the colony of New Amsterdam (now known as New York) and incorporate into Connecticut, later re-incorporating in 1664 when British authorities gained control of the region.

Approximately 200,000 Americans call Huntington home today. The town’s 1940 population of approximately 31,000 grew four times larger by 1960, largely due to the World War II baby boom. Huntington is the hometown of many famous Americans, including poet Walt Whitman, actor Ralph Macchio, and singer Mariah Carey. Huntington gained prominence in pop culture as the setting of beloved T.V. shows The Wonder Years and Growing Pains (despite the latter’s fictional street names) as well as the popular comic strip The Lockhorns. Our power washing and window cleaning professionals proudly serve residents of Huntington and nearby Long Island communities!

South Huntington

South Huntington is a hamlet of Huntington in Long Island’s Suffolk County. As of the 2010 census, South Huntington was home to 3,299 households and 9,465 residents in total. Residents had a median age of 40.

Renowned writer Walt Whitman was born in South Huntington in 1819. Whitman’s birthplace has since been commemorated as a historic landmark. South Huntington’s Walt Whitman High School was established in his honor in 1950, as was the nearby Walt Whitman Shops Mall in 1962.

Majestic’s team provides residential window cleaning, power washing, and all of our other professional services to families in South Huntington. Call our Long Island cleaning team today for more information!

Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay is the easternmost town in modern-day Nassau County, originally colonized by New England settlers in the late 1600s. Over the past several centuries, this historic town has evolved into the scenic community Long Island locals know and love today. Numerous noteworthy Americans have called Oyster Bay home over the years – from Billy Joel to President Theodore Roosevelt. If you’re an Oyster Bay resident or business owner, call our Long Island crew to schedule window washing, power washing, and more of the top-ranked services we offer.

Massapequa

Massapequa is a hamlet of Southern Oyster Bay, located along the South Shore of Long Island. Just over twenty thousand locals call Massapequa home today. Dozens of famous actors, athletes, and other celebrities have hailed from Massapequa’s shores, including Jerry Seinfeld, Neil Diamond, and the Baldwin brothers. Majestic’s team is proud to provide Massapequa residents with state-of-the-art services like soft-pressure washing, window cleaning, and deck cleaning.

Wantagh

Wantagh is commonly known as “the Gateway to Jones Beach.” Wantagh was named after the chief of the Merikoke tribe – the area’s original inhabitants. British settlers colonized the land in 1674, making Wantagh one of America’s first (and oldest) established communities. This historic town is currently home to approximately 20,000 residents. Majestic is proud to offer power washing, window cleaning, and other professional services throughout Wantagh and nearby communities.

Seaford

Seaford is a small census-designated place in Nassau County, New York. “Seaford” was after the hometown of Captain John Seaman – the area’s first European settler. The 1929 development of the Sunrise Highway helped Seaford’s population to steadily rise from 1,200 occupants to approximately 15,000 today. The scenic community is also home to the Long Island Rail Road’s Seaford Station and the scenic Treasure Island Marina. If you’re lucky enough to call Seaford home, call Majestic’s team year-round for top-rated professional pressure washing, deck cleaning, and more.

Merrick

Merrick, New York is a hamlet in the Nassau County town of Hempstead. The area is home to more than 20,000 residents today, including over 6,400 families. Several notable people have called Merrick home, including renowned fashion designer Michael Kors, and famous actors Lindsay Lohan and Ed Begley, Junior. The quaint community can be reached by the Long Island Rail Road’s Merrick Station. Merrick residents can call Majestic for professional power washing, window cleaning, and more of our top-rated services.

Westbury

The region was dubbed “Westbury” in 1675 by one of the area’s first settlers, Henry Willis, after his hometown of Westbury, Wiltshire in England. Early residents – predominantly of the Quaker religion – were among the first Americans to free all slaves within their community in 1775, many of whom expanded the community by establishing their own homesteads and sheep farms.

Settlers from Ireland, Italy, and other countries further developed Westbury throughout subsequent centuries. More affluent residents built mansions throughout the area now known as “Old Westbury,” which was formerly comprised of almost exclusively farms and dairies. Charles Lindbergh launched his historic flight to Paris just outside of downtown Westbury, bringing nationwide attention and acclaim.

Majestic is proud to provide professional window cleaning, pressure washing, and other professional services to residents of modern-day Westbury!

Melville

Melville was originally known to Native American locals as Sunsquams. Settlers renamed the area Samuel Ketcham’s Valley after a prominent local resident in the 1600s, later changing it again to Sweet Hollow. Finally, in 1854, school records officially denoted the town as Melville which has remained the name to date. Melville may have been named after the Latin word for honey, “Mel,” due to the large local honeybee population. A trolley line was built in 1909 connecting Melville to nearby Huntington, which was quickly replaced by buses after complaints of frightened farm animals. As of 2010, approximately 19,000 Americans call Melville home. If you’re a Melville resident, contact Majestic to schedule professional window cleaning, power washing, and other professional services.

Brookville

Settlers of modern-day Brookville dubbed the area “Tappentown” after an esteemed local family after its purchase from the Matinecock Tribe in the mid-1600s. The name “Brookville” gained popularity after the civil war, and the village was eventually incorporated into the state of New York in 1931. Brookville was originally comprised of quiet farmland for more than 200 years until wealthy residents began building mansions. The famous St. Joan of Arc Chapel was moved from France to Brookville in the early 1900s before its eventual transition to Wisconsion’s Marquette University. The scenic town is home to approximately 3,600 individuals today.

Upper Brookville

Upper Brookville was named for the brook that once ran adjacent to Wolver Hollow, the area’s main road. The name “Lower Brookville” was originally proposed for the village just prior to its official incorporation in 1932, given its location just south of the larger city of Brookville. However, influential resident Hope Goddard Iselin staunchly opposed the name “Lower Brookville,” stating “I refuse to live in lower anything. If you must call it something, and I suppose you must, call it Upper Brookville.” The area has been known as Upper Brookville ever since.

As of the 2000 census, Upper Brookville was home to 1,801 residents in 568 households, with a median resident age of 40 years. Several notable people have called Upper Brookville home, including New York Nets M.V.P. Julius Erving and Edna Woolman Chase, Vogue Magazine’s first female editor. If your Upper Brookville home needs professional window washing or power washing, call Majestic today to schedule services!

Dix Hills

Dix Hills is a hamlet of Huntington with approximately 27,000 residents. The Secatogue Tribe originally inhabited the region before English settlers exchanged goods for Dix Hills’ land in 1699. The original name was “Dick’s Hills,” purportedly in reference to a local Secatogue native with the Americanized nickname “Dick.” Dix Hills was predominantly farmland until suburban developments surged shortly after World War II. Several celebrities have called Dix Hills their home, including pro-wrestler Bubba Ray Dudley and Todd Bunzl, producer of Joker and The Hangover series. Call Majestic for a free estimate on residential window cleaning and pressure washing services in Dix Hills!

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To schedule services in any of the cities listed above or nearby Long Island communities, call Majestic Window Cleaning and Pressure Washing today!