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Oz General Contracting is Long Island's trusted kitchen and bathroom remodeling expert with 14+ years of award-winning service. We specialize in fast, high-quality renovations-kitchens completed in 3 weeks, bathrooms in 1 week. Our comprehensive packages include custom Long Island-built cabinets, granite countertops, premium Kohler fixtures, and professional installation. As a 14-time Angie's List winner, we deliver exceptional craftsmanship at sensible prices. Serving Nassau and Suffolk Counties from our Bellmore showroom, we offer free 3D design presentations and complete design-build services. Transform your home with Oz General Contracting-where your kitchen and bathroom dreams come true.
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2597 Merrick Rd, 11710, Bellmore, United States
- (516) 826-8054
- cs@ozgc.com
- ozgc.com
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