Lipsky traces its heritage back to 1955 when Herbert Lipsky founded the Levittown Carpentry Company. As post-war families grew, the original Levit homes needed to grow as well and Levittown Carpentry earned its reputation by transforming hundreds of the Cape Cod models into expanded Colonials. Herbert’s dedication to providing high-quality workmanship at a fair price along with superior customer service established the culture that continues to this day, some seventy years later.

Herbert’s sons, Barry and Eric, took over the business in 1973. The sons followed in their father’s footsteps and continued to cater to the residential market for additions and renovations for several years. Eventually, they expanded the business to include attached housing, commercial buildings and public projects including schools, libraries and firehouses, not only on Long Island but across the country. And even though Herbert had retired, he was still there every step of the way because no matter what the project, high-quality workmanship, fair pricing, and superior customer service is what every project owner wants and what engenders success.