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Absolute Electrical Services has been offering quality service at reasonable prices for over 25 years, and our team of licensed technicians are pleased to bring their expertise and lend their talents to the businesses and residents of Ozone Park, NY.
Ozone Park is a neighborhood located in the southwestern section of the borough of Queens, in New York City, New York, United States. It is located next to the Aqueduct Racetrack in South Ozone Park, a popular spot for Thoroughbred racing and home to the Resorts World Casino & Hotel.
Whether in the industrial, commercial or residential space, the completion of your project is well within reach. Our dedicated staff have the experience necessary to offer sound solutions with lasting results.
We pride ourselves on conducting business in a professional and timely manner and ensure that the completed work not only meets but exceeds your expectations. Our team is ready to help you in accomplishing your desired project goal. Whether your project involves an installation, rewiring or repair, no project is too big or small for the expert technicians at Absolute Electrical Services.
It is our goal to ensure that you are completely satisfied with the quality of our service and we will take the steps necessary to offer long-lasting work at a price that’s right for your budget. Trust in the best.
Call us anytime at 631-567-1500! We would love to give you some general pricing and set a service call for you in Ozone Park, NY.
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Ozone Park grew up around the 1920s, and its side streets still show it: rows of semi-detached and single-family houses with enclosed front porches, open back porches, and the occasional stained-glass window over the stairs. In the southwest corner, Tudor Village keeps roughly 250 steep-gabled Tudor homes on tree-lined blocks, while the older pocket of Centreville sits between Rockaway Boulevard and the Aqueduct grounds. Houses of this vintage were wired for a far lighter load than they carry today, so two-prong outlets, undersized panels, and brittle branch circuits tend to turn up behind the plaster once a family adds central air, a second kitchen, or a finished basement.
The commercial life runs along the avenues rather than the residential lanes. 101st Avenue and Liberty Avenue carry a dense strip of Indo-Guyanese and Bangladeshi groceries, roti shops, jewelers, and two-family buildings with a storefront below and tenants above, a mix that puts heavy refrigeration and signage loads on services never meant to handle them. South of Rockaway Boulevard, the Resorts World complex and the longtime Aqueduct Racetrack anchor the neighborhood's edge near the Belt Parkway. Between the retail along Cross Bay Boulevard and the low-lying blocks close to Jamaica Bay, keeping this part of Queens powered means working comfortably across storefronts, the apartments above them, and the detached homes in between.
We cover Ozone Park from the Tudor Village blocks in the southwest to the Centreville streets near the Aqueduct grounds, and across the busy stretch of 101st and Liberty Avenues in between. Jobs take us to the two-family storefronts along Cross Bay Boulevard, the detached houses off Rockaway Boulevard, and the commercial corners near Resorts World. Whether the address is a pre-war porch home or a ground-floor shop, we know the 11416 and 11417 streets and the kinds of loads these older buildings tend to carry.
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