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Phone: (516) 513-1313

Address: 11 Union Ave, Bethpage, NY 11714

Website: https://debruinengineering.com

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De Bruin Engineering

Kitchen Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
Tile Installation
Staircases

New Construction
Demolition
De Bruin provided construction management and inspection for the demolition of eight final tanks and two buildings and construction of six concrete final tanks and a new process building with associated pumps and equipment, a computer center capable of controlling a large portion of the plant, an extensive HVAC/mechanical room and motor control center/electrical room and storage area for spare parts. The overall construction cost was $27,500,000.
Foundation Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
The objective of the project was to demolish the existing maintenance garage and bathhouses and construct a new building that houses rest rooms, a first aid room, janitor's closet, and an office for beach personnel. The new facility is a Shingle style structure with a gambrel roof and incorporates a breezeway to both welcome patrons to the beach and to provide shelter in bad weather. the aesthetic is in keeping with the community's desire to significantly improve the quality of the Village's west end. Construction included new water service with backflow preventer, new drywell for roof drainage, re-use existing septic leaching field, and new electrical and communications service. Site improvements included concrete walks, pedestrian ramps, fence gate, landscaping and site furnishings. Construction value was $700,00.
Fencing
The intent of the project was to provide signage and pavement marking as necessary to clarify vehicle and pedestrian circulation patterns and rights of way, re-align east entrance to the garage to improve traffic safety, provide safe pedestrian routes into and out of the north side of garage, secure south side of garage with new fencing and gate, add lane at Southern Boulevard entrance to improve traffic flow and re-configure entrance to Lot A to accommodate changes, replace existing guard booth to improve technology, and repave and re-stripe access road to garage. Construction included Install new signage and pavement markings in garage, traffic signs, sidewalks, curbs, fences, gates, pavement restoration, replace bollards, replace guard booth and security gate, install cobble stone crosswalks, renovate entrance sign, install dumpster pad, and landscaping. We provided design services, presentation drawings, construction documents, permitting, construction administration and inspection.
Gate Replacement/Installation
Driveways
The Mercedes dealership on Shore Road in Brooklyn added an addition to the existing building. de Bruinâ€™s work included Tax Lot Apportionment, site grading and paving, and design of storm water improvements in compliance with NYSDEC Tidal Wetlands and Storm Water Management requirements. The existing walks, curbs, driveway aprons and pedestrian ramps were replaced and new trees and tree pits installed.
Gazebos
The project encompassed dredging and park improvements at four ponds including Loftâ€™s Pond, Silver Lake, Tanglewood Pond and Mill Pond. The project objective was to balance the need for public access, passive recreation, and the preservation or enhancement of water quality, fish and wildlife habitat and restore the ponds that have been impaired due to storm water runoff and bank erosion and address the declining aesthetic condition of the parks. Construction included new pedestrian walkways and bridges, landscaping, lighting, grading of existing areas, drainage, installation of park benches, trash receptacles, fishing piers, gazebos, hydraulic dredging, bulkheading/erosion control, wetland planting, and installation of aeration systems. Our services included topo, utility and hydrographic surveys, watershed base map research, Environmental and Engineering Study and Report, storm runoff calculations, preparation of hydraulic profiles, sampling and testing of pond sediments, review of pond biology, DEC Permits, met with local Civic Associations, construction documents, submittal review, respond to RFI's, and project management. The improvements were made to the satisfaction of Nassau County Department of Recreation and Parks, Nassau County Department of Public Works, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), and United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The construction cost was $4,500,000.
Retaining Walls
Walkways
The objective of the project was to provide the community with a new 1,800 square foot community center in an existing Town Park. The building included a large community space with a small kitchen, office, utility room, toilets for interior use, a toilet for exterior access from the park, and storage. We sited the building to create a large, sunlit brick patio on its southern exposure, and to provide easy access for seniors in this generally hilly site. Construction included site grading, walkways, patio, drainage, water/RPZ, sanitary sewer, cable, telephone, and parking field lighting. Our services included survey, site and utility design, project management, coordination and scheduling for four prime contracts, construction inspection, and construction management for this Wicks' Law project. The estimated cost was $600,000.

Decks
Long Island's coastal communities were hit hard by Superstorm Sandy and Hurricane Irene. As a cornerstone of the Stateâ€™s efforts to assist storm-impacted New Yorkers, the Governorâ€™s Office of Storm Recovery (GOSR) operates the NY Rising Housing Recovery Program to facilitate home repairs, rehabilitation, mitigation, and elevation for the owners of single-family homes. A typical project included analyzing the elevation certificate and topographical survey to determine how high the house needs to be raised per FEMA Flood Plane requirements, conduct a structural analysis of the home, obtain boring samples to analyze the bearing capacity of the existing soil for designing the new foundations and crawl spaces, inspect, analyze and reconstruct damaged bulkheads where applicable, and design new stairs and raised wood decks for access into the home. Our scope of services included design, construction documents, permits, bid, and construction administration.
Gutters
This 26,000â€™ road and drainage improvement project served 450 homes and an elementary school within the confines of an active area, which includes the Island Park business district. The project objective was to raise sections of the roadways to elevations that would reduce the frequency of storm water flooding. Construction consisted of pavement replacement, drainage with structures up to 54" in diameter, concrete sluice ways through environmentally sensitive areas, installation of storm water treatment units, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and aprons, relocation of utilities, including gas, electric, telephone, cable and water, and property restoration. Our services included a drainage study, design, construction documents, permitting, construction administration and inspection. The construction cost was $5,500,000.
Residential Roof Repair
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

Insulation
The existing roof systems were compromised by Super Storm Sandy and needed to be removed to the existing substrate. The new roof systems were installed over the existing roof insulation. All wet insulation was removed and installed at the same thickness. Substrates are wood at the Garage Roof and metal at the MEO building. All edgings, curbs, flashings, soffits and roofing accessories were removed and replaced. Our scope of services included design, construction documents, permits, bid, and construction administration.
Masonry
The existing 2,500 SF single story wood and masonry Senior Center was combined with an existing single story 3,900 SF wood framed and masonry building that was relocated to the Golf Club Lane site. A new foundation was constructed and the building was moved and set on the foundation. All existing furnishing and partitions were removed from the relocated building in order to accommodate a new commercial kitchen, new toilet facilities, and an open community room that is dividable. Alterations to the existing senior center included new interior partitions, new fenestration, a new entrance vestibule and new toilets fixtures and finishes at their existing locations. Additional upgrades also included the installation of a new Geo thermal mechanical system, all new electrical power and lighting, plumbing, sprinkler and fire alarm systems.

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