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For years, the electrical contractors at Fielack Electric has proudly served the homeowners and business owners of Cedarhurst, NY. We specialize in both commercial and residential electrical services, bringing expertise and dedication to every project we handle. Whether you need installations, repairs, or maintenance, our licensed team is here to help.
Our focus is always on quality and safety, ensuring that your electrical systems operate smoothly and reliably. From small home projects to large commercial jobs, we cover it all. We’re proud to serve Nassau County with the expertise and commitment that keeps our clients coming back for more.
At Fielack Electric, we proudly provide a comprehensive range of electrical services throughout Cedarhurst, NY. From expert electrical installations to routine maintenance, our experienced team is ready to handle all your needs with precision and care. Whether you’re a homeowner or business owner, we offer tailored solutions that ensure your systems are running safely and efficiently.
Our team includes skilled commercial and residential electrical contractors, equipped to tackle projects of any size or complexity. Whether you need lighting design, electrical work for renovations, or safety inspections, we deliver excellence in everything we do. Serving Nassau County, we’re committed to your satisfaction. Call us today at 631-420-1700 to schedule your service!
The village was incorporated in 1910. It is part of the “Five Towns,” together with the village of Lawrence and the hamlets of Woodmere and Inwood, and “The Hewletts,” which consist of the villages of Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Neck and the hamlet of Hewlett, along with Woodsburgh.
Cedarhurst’s early name was Ocean Point. Rail service arrived in 1869 which led people to the area, especially to the Rockaway Hunting Club, built in Cedarhurst in 1878. A post office was established in 1884, and Ocean Point was renamed Cedarhurst, partly at the request of the Hunt Club. The name Cedarhurst is in reference to a grove of trees that once stood at the post office.
For many years, Central Avenue, the area’s main business district, was considered the Rodeo Drive of Long Island, offering upscale shops and boutiques to discriminating shoppers from around the area. With the growth of the local Orthodox Jewish community, many stores and restaurants now cater to the needs of this community. As observant Jews do not shop on the Jewish Sabbath, many of the street’s businesses are closed on Saturday, reducing the foot traffic for those stores that remain open on Saturdays.
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