Areas Served

Nassau County, Suffolk County, and Greater NYC consistently have median household incomes that outpace national averages, reflecting strong job markets and diverse economic opportunities. Nassau’s median household income is among the highest in New York State ($143,400), while Suffolk follows closely ($128,300) with competitive earnings supported by healthcare, biotech, and technology sectors. In Greater NYC, income levels vary, but high-paying industries like finance and technology keep the region economically healthy.

These healthy income levels make it easier for homeowners to invest in long-term property protection, such as foundation stabilization, basement waterproofing, and crawl space encapsulation.

Long Island and the NYC metro area boast some of the nation’s top education rates, with many residents holding college degrees. A few prestigious institutions in the area include Stony Brook University, Hofstra University, Columbia University, and New York University. 

This strong educational infrastructure also supports the contractor community, offering technical programs and training centers that align with Premium Technical Services Foundation Supply’s mission to provide ongoing education for engineers and installers throughout the Northeast.

Residents and contractors across Nassau County, Suffolk County, and Greater NYC benefit from some of the nation’s most extensive public transportation networks. The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) provides fast, direct service from Nassau and Suffolk into Manhattan, while the NYC Subway connects all five boroughs with 24/7 access.

For regional travel, NJ Transit links New Jersey suburbs to Midtown Manhattan, and Amtrak offers convenient service throughout the Northeast Corridor, including Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. This robust transit system ensures easy movement of people, materials, and equipment for projects across a 100-mile radius of New York City.

Key roadways provide equally strong connectivity for residential and commercial projects. The Long Island Expressway (I-495) runs the length of Long Island, connecting Nassau and Suffolk counties directly to Queens and Manhattan. I-95, the main East Coast artery, and I-80 enable quick access to New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and beyond, while the Garden State Parkway supports efficient travel throughout New Jersey. 

Together, these highways streamline transportation for construction crews, supply deliveries, and engineering teams working with Premium Technical Services across the Greater NYC region and the broader Northeast.

One of Long Island’s most famous attractions, Jones Beach offers six miles of shoreline, a fun boardwalk, summer concerts, and family-friendly picnic areas.

Spanning over 900 acres in East Meadow, Eisenhower Park features golf courses, walking trails, athletic fields, and a massive playground, making it a top spot for outdoor recreation year-round.

Located in Roslyn Harbor, this museum showcases rotating exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, along with scenic sculpture gardens and peaceful wooded trails.

Step back in time at this historic Gold Coast mansion and formal gardens, where visitors can tour the grand estate and enjoy seasonal events like concerts and guided walks.

A family favorite in Garden City, the museum offers interactive exhibits, hands-on workshops, and creative play areas that entertain and educate kids of all ages.

Known for hosting the Belmont Stakes, this legendary racetrack in Elmont offers exciting horse racing and seasonal festivals.

Experience the glamorous side of Long Island with a visit to The Hamptons.

Accessible only by ferry, Fire Island offers car-free relaxation with sandy beaches, charming boardwalk communities, and excellent hiking through protected dunes.

Perched at the easternmost tip of Long Island, the historic Montauk Point Lighthouse provides panoramic ocean views and a maritime museum.

Stretching across the North Fork, this wine region boasts more than 60 vineyards where visitors can enjoy tastings, farm-to-table dining, and countryside views.

This charming harborfront village features boutique shopping, waterfront restaurants, and seasonal festivals, plus ferry service to Connecticut for an easy day trip.

A peaceful escape between the North and South Forks, Shelter Island invites visitors to explore nature preserves and enjoy laid-back island life.

An urban oasis spanning 843 acres, Central Park offers scenic walking trails, lakeside picnics, carriage rides, and cultural attractions like the Central Park Zoo and Bethesda Terrace.

The heart of Manhattan’s entertainment district, Times Square dazzles with massive LED billboards, Broadway theaters, and a nonstop energy.

Visit the legendary Statue of Liberty for breathtaking harbor views and explore nearby Ellis Island, where millions of immigrants first entered the United States.

Soar to the observation decks of the Empire State Building for unforgettable panoramic views of Manhattan.

Walk across the historic Brooklyn Bridge to reach the trendy DUMBO neighborhood, filled with cobblestone streets, hip art galleries, and breweries.

One of the world’s most popular museums, The Met houses over two million works of art spanning 5,000 years.

See one of America’s most enduring symbols of freedom at Philadelphia’s Liberty Bell, located in Independence National Historical Park.

Walk the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail to explore 16 historic sites, including Paul Revere’s House and the Old North Church, while learning about the birth of American independence.

Acadia National Park is perfect for hiking, biking, and stunning sunrise views from Cadillac Mountain.

Adventure seekers flock to the White Mountains for scenic drives along the Kancamagus Highway and world-class hiking.

Step into maritime history at Mystic Seaport, where visitors can tour historic ships, watch boatbuilding demonstrations, and enjoy charming waterfront dining.

Escape to the Adirondack Mountains for year-round recreation, from kayaking and fishing in summer to skiing and snowshoeing in the winter.