From the Nyack Hudson waterfront with its preserved 1854 colonials and "Barons of Broadway" Victorian mansions, through Piermont's arts community, the New City suburban core, Suffern at the New Jersey border, Pearl River, and the Monsey/Spring Valley Orthodox Jewish community — we install Lutron, Control4, Crestron, and Savant smart home across every Rockland community. Licensed NYS #12000287431. Dispatched from our Bronx office, 30 minutes across the Mario Cuomo Bridge.
Request a Free Rockland Consultation →Rockland County sits directly across the Hudson River from Westchester via the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge (formerly the Tappan Zee), occupying just 199 square miles — the smallest county in New York State by land area, and one of the densest. Despite its small size, Rockland packs in some of the most diverse housing markets in the entire Hudson Valley: the storied Hudson waterfront villages of Nyack, Piermont, and Upper Grandview with their preserved 1850s–1900s Victorian mansions; the New City–Nanuet–West Nyack suburban core where most full-time Rockland families live in 1960s–2000s colonials and ranches; the Suffern–Ramapo western edge along the New Jersey border with its 1950s–1990s working-class and middle-class single-families; the Pearl River–Orangeburg–Blauvelt southern Rockland NJ Transit commuter belt; the Haverstraw–Stony Point–Tomkins Cove northern Rockland Hudson River reach toward Bear Mountain; and the unique Monsey–Spring Valley–Wesley Hills Orthodox Jewish community with its specific Sabbath Mode lighting and scheduled-scene requirements. Six fundamentally different smart home markets in 199 square miles, and most installers can only competently serve one or two.
Nyack itself deserves special mention because it contains some of the most architecturally significant homes in the entire Hudson Valley. The village population is just 6,765 over 1 square mile within the Town of Clarkstown, but inside that mile sits a remarkable concentration of preserved 1850s–1900s Victorian craftsmanship. Glenholme at 501 North Broadway is one of Nyack's most iconic Victorian estates — originally built starting in 1857, then dramatically renovated in 1907 by Nyack architect James Simonson, who split the original house in two and moved the sections apart to create a spacious atrium with ornate woodwork and a floating staircase, giving the home its distinctive blend of French Second Empire and Victorian design. Glenholme has appeared in several films including "Stepmom." The Periwinkle House began as a three-room Greek Revival cottage in 1794 and grew over two centuries into a 5,016 sqft home with sweeping Hudson River views. The Wagner House (also called The Stable) served as a barn for 5–6 horses from the 1830s, then as a hat factory, before being remodeled into a fine residence in 1891 by Mr. Wagner. The "Barons of Broadway" — the historic Upper Nyack Victorian mansions strung along North Broadway — include the famous Lochbourne and other estate houses from the era when wealthy New Yorkers built summer compounds along the Hudson before air conditioning made New York City livable in summer. Nyack was also home to Edward Hopper (the Edward Hopper House Museum is in central Nyack) and Helen Hayes (the legendary actress was a longtime resident), and more recently to Rosie O'Donnell, whose former South Nyack home "The Hudson Nest" sits in a private gated compound.
The three customer types we install for in Rockland map roughly onto these six market areas. Historic estate owners in Upper Nyack, South Nyack, Village Nyack, Piermont, and Upper Grandview need pre-war RadioRA 3 installs in 1850s–1900s Victorian switch boxes that have no neutrals. Full-time suburban families in New City, Nanuet, West Nyack, Pearl River, Orangeburg, Blauvelt, Suffern, and Pomona need standard 1960s–2000s suburban smart home design — Lutron RadioRA 3 + Sonos + Nest + smart locks + Ring Pro at $12,000–$40,000 budgets. And the Orthodox Jewish community in Monsey, Spring Valley, Wesley Hills, Chestnut Ridge, Airmont, Pomona, and parts of Ramapo and New City has a uniquely specific need: Sabbath Mode lighting. From sundown Friday through nightfall Saturday, observant Orthodox families cannot turn lights on or off, can't operate electronics, can't adjust thermostats, and can't use smart speakers. Lutron RadioRA 3 solves this elegantly — we program scheduled "Sabbath" scenes that automatically dim, brighten, and switch lights at the correct times throughout Friday night and all day Saturday, with no human input required and no halachic prohibition issues. This is the same approach we use for the Orthodox community in the Five Towns area of Nassau (Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Woodmere, Hewlett), and the Monsey/Spring Valley installs follow the same scoping pattern.
Abstract Enterprises carries every major dealer certification — Lutron Caseta, RadioRA 3, HomeWorks QSX; Control4, Crestron Home, Savant Pro — and the full entry-level ecosystem of Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Apple HomeKit, Ring, Nest, Ecobee, August, Yale, Philips Hue, Eero, Ubiquiti, and Sonos. Rockland work is dispatched from our Bronx office at 460 E Fordham Rd — across the Mario Cuomo Bridge into Rockland in about 30 minutes. Call (800) 486-0943 for a free on-site Rockland consultation.
Despite Rockland's small geographic footprint, it contains six fundamentally different smart home markets, each with its own building stock, price point, and correct installation approach.
The Hudson River waterfront villages where wealthy New Yorkers built summer estates from the 1850s through the early 1900s. Upper Nyack contains the largest historic estates and the famous "Barons of Broadway" mansions — preserved Victorian compounds along North Broadway, Lochbourne being one of the originals. South Nyack is known for charming Victorians with private docks, the kind of riverfront homes that were once oriented toward the Hudson when "the river was the road." Village Nyack (also called Central Nyack) offers walkable downtown blocks lined with 1860s–1890s Victorian homes within steps of restaurants, the Edward Hopper House Museum, the Nyack Library, and the Hudson waterfront. Piermont sits just south — a long-standing arts community with restored Victorians, a famous pier, and a riverfront walkway. Upper Grandview and Grand View-on-Hudson sit on the Palisades-facing bluff with 4,500+ sqft contemporary homes on 1+ acre lots commanding 180-degree Hudson and Tappan Zee Bridge views. Failure mode: 1850s–1900s electrical without any neutrals, plaster walls, original woodwork that must not be damaged, and historic district rules in some sections of Nyack. Solution: Lutron RadioRA 3 or HomeWorks QSX in original Victorian switch boxes using Clear Connect RF, custom keypads in oil-rubbed bronze or antique brass, motorized shades inside existing window casings, hidden in-wall speakers behind period-appropriate fabric grilles. Typical Nyack waterfront historic scope: $30,000 to $180,000+.
The full-time family suburban core of Rockland, centered on the Town of Clarkstown. New City is the Rockland County seat (the county courthouse, county offices, and central library are here) and contains a mix of 1950s–2000s single-family colonials, ranches, splits, and capes on quarter-acre to half-acre lots. Nanuet, West Nyack (home to the Palisades Center, one of the largest shopping malls on the East Coast), Bardonia, Valley Cottage, and Congers fill out the Clarkstown suburban core. Owner-occupied middle-class and upper-middle-class families, mostly working professionals who commute into NJ or NYC but don't necessarily ride a daily train. School districts (Clarkstown Central, especially Clarkstown South and Clarkstown North high schools) are highly rated and drive a lot of the housing demand. Failure mode: Mixed-era electrical (some homes still on 1950s–1960s wiring without neutrals, others fully modernized), and budgets that need to deliver real value at the price point that fits middle-class Rockland professional families. Solution: Hybrid Lutron RadioRA 3 + Caseta system that handles both modern and pre-1980 switch boxes, multi-zone Nest, Sonos in 3 zones, Ring Pro doorbell, smart locks, full mesh Wi-Fi upgrade. Typical New City/Nanuet/West Nyack scope: $11,000 to $35,000 including the 20% Rockland markup.
The southern Rockland towns in the Town of Orangetown that hug the New Jersey border. Pearl River (home to many Pfizer-era pharmaceutical professionals because of the historic Pfizer/Lederle Pearl River campus), Orangeburg, Blauvelt, Sparkill, Tappan, and Palisades all sit just minutes from the New Jersey state line and have significant NJ Transit Pascack Valley Line commuter ridership into Hoboken and then into NYC via PATH. Mostly 1940s through 2000s single-family colonials, splits, and capes on quarter-acre to half-acre lots. Walkable village downtowns in Pearl River, Tappan, and Palisades. Failure mode: Working commuter families with limited time for installation drama, need it done cleanly between weekends. Some of the older Pearl River and Tappan homes have pre-1960 electrical. Solution: Lutron RadioRA 3 + Caseta hybrid, geofence-triggered "Returning Home" scenes for NJ Transit commuters, multi-zone Nest, Sonos, Ring Pro, smart locks, full mesh Wi-Fi. Typical southern Rockland scope: $11,000 to $32,000.
The far western edge of Rockland along the New York / New Jersey border. Suffern (a small village with its own historic downtown and a Metro-North Port Jervis Line stop), Airmont, Montebello, Sloatsburg, and Hillburn. The Town of Ramapo wraps around all of these. Mostly 1950s through 1990s working-class and middle-class single-families, plus some larger lots in Montebello and Airmont where you'll find 3,000–6,000+ sqft homes on 1–2 acre lots. The terrain is more hilly than central or southern Rockland because it's the eastern slope of the Ramapo Mountains. Long Island commuter rail accessible at the Suffern Metro-North station. Failure mode: Older electrical in Suffern Village's pre-war housing stock, hilly terrain that complicates Wi-Fi propagation across larger Montebello/Airmont lots. Solution: Lutron RadioRA 3 main residence systems, mesh-first Ubiquiti UniFi for hilly Montebello and Airmont properties, multi-zone Nest, Sonos in 3 zones. Typical western Rockland scope: $11,000 to $35,000.
The Monsey, Spring Valley, Wesley Hills, Chestnut Ridge, Airmont, parts of Pomona, parts of New City, and parts of Ramapo Orthodox Jewish community is one of the largest in the United States outside of New York City proper. From sundown Friday through nightfall Saturday and on major Jewish holidays, observant Orthodox families cannot turn lights on or off, can't operate electronics, can't adjust thermostats, and can't use smart speakers — Halachic restrictions on operating electricity on Shabbat and Yom Tov. This creates a uniquely specific smart home requirement that most installers either don't understand or charge a premium for: scheduled scene programming that automatically handles all lighting, thermostat changes, and outdoor lighting without any human input required from sundown Friday through nightfall Saturday. Failure mode: Most installers don't understand the halachic requirements and either install systems that won't work for an Orthodox household or charge thousands of dollars extra for "Shabbat programming." Solution: Lutron RadioRA 3 with full Sabbath Mode programming included at no extra charge — automated scheduled scenes that dim lights, brighten lights, and switch zones throughout Friday night and Saturday based on the Hebrew calendar (which we program for the next 5 years at install). Same approach as our work in the Five Towns area of Nassau County (Lawrence, Cedarhurst, Woodmere). Typical Monsey/Spring Valley Orthodox family scope: $14,000 to $50,000 including the 20% Rockland markup, with full Sabbath Mode included.
The northern Rockland towns along the Hudson River reaching up toward Bear Mountain State Park and the Bear Mountain Bridge. Haverstraw (the historic brick-making village), West Haverstraw, Garnerville, Stony Point (home to Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site, an important Revolutionary War site), and Tomkins Cove. More rural than the rest of Rockland, with larger lots, some Hudson riverfront homes, and a more "upstate" feel than the suburban core. Failure mode: Larger lots and more remote properties mean longer Wi-Fi runs and sometimes weak cell coverage as backup. Solution: Mesh-first Ubiquiti UniFi enterprise networks, hardwired Cat6A backbone where possible, multi-AP coverage for larger lots, standard Lutron RadioRA 3 + Sonos + Nest residential smart home. Typical northern Rockland scope: $11,000 to $40,000.
Rockland runs from $400K Spring Valley starter colonials to $5M+ Upper Nyack waterfront historic estates. Both ends need real smart home, and both get our full attention.
Wireless, retrofit-friendly, the right answer for New City, Nanuet, Pearl River, Suffern, and any Rockland starter home under 2,200 sqft. Includes the 20% Rockland markup.
Perfect for: Spring Valley, Nanuet, Bardonia, Valley Cottage, Congers, Garnerville, Suffern Village, Sloatsburg, Hillburn, Haverstraw starter homes.
Hardwired, centrally controlled, integrated with security, HVAC, pools, historic preservation, and Sabbath Mode programming where applicable. Includes the 20% Rockland markup.
Perfect for: Upper Nyack, South Nyack, Village Nyack, Piermont, Upper Grandview historic waterfront estates; large Montebello/Airmont single-families; Monsey/Spring Valley Orthodox family homes; New City executive homes.
Most common Rockland project size: $14,000–$45,000. That covers a Lutron RadioRA 3 whole-house in a typical New City colonial, Pearl River split-level, Nyack Victorian, or Monsey Orthodox single-family, Sonos in 3 zones, multi-zone Nest, smart lock, Ring Pro, and full mesh Wi-Fi. Free on-site consultation anywhere in Rockland — call (800) 486-0943.
Brand selection in Rockland depends on which sub-market you're in. An Upper Nyack 1880s Victorian needs RadioRA 3 in original switch boxes with period-appropriate keypads. A Monsey Orthodox family home needs RadioRA 3 with full Sabbath Mode programming. A New City executive colonial needs RadioRA 3 + Sonos + Nest standard suburban package. A Pearl River NJ Transit commuter family needs geofence-triggered scenes. A Montebello hillside estate needs Ubiquiti enterprise mesh networking. We match brand to home and customer category.
Rockland's compact size makes bundling especially efficient — one trip across the Mario Cuomo Bridge from the Bronx covers everything (security, automation, audio, networking, access control), eliminating multiple separate contractor visits.
For New City, Upper Nyack, Montebello, and Pearl River single-family homes during renovation. Cat6A to every room, central wiring closet. Pre-wire is 5–10× cheaper than retrofit.
Camera feeds overlay into Lutron keypads and Control4 app. Critical for Upper Nyack waterfront historic estates and large Monsey/Wesley Hills Orthodox family homes with multiple entry points.
Monsey/Spring Valley/Wesley Hills specialty. Scheduled scene programming that handles lighting, thermostats, and outdoor lighting throughout Friday night and Saturday with no human input required. Included at no extra charge with any RadioRA 3 install.
For Upper Nyack, Montebello, Wesley Hills, and Upper Grandview gated estates. ButterflyMX, 2N, or Akuvox commercial intercoms with HD video and phone integration.
Pentair, Hayward, and Jandy pool/spa systems integrate with Control4 and Crestron. Common in larger New City, Monsey, Wesley Hills, and Montebello estates.
For Upper Nyack, South Nyack, Piermont, and Upper Grandview riverfront. Marine-grade IP67/IP68 dock cameras, NEMA 4X outdoor APs, salt-resistant outdoor controllers.
We cover every Rockland village and hamlet from the New Jersey border to the Bear Mountain reach. A partial list of areas we work in regularly:
Every Rockland village and town is within our service area with free on-site consultation. Call (800) 486-0943.
The questions we field every week on Rockland consultations — from Upper Nyack historic Victorians to New City executive colonials to Monsey Orthodox family homes.
Upgrade Wi-Fi first — replace the ISP router with Eero Pro 6E or Ubiquiti for whole-house coverage. Pick one voice ecosystem. Add Lutron Caseta in main rooms. Add a smart thermostat per HVAC zone. Add a video doorbell and smart lock. Test for a month, then expand.
Lutron RadioRA 3 for most Upper Nyack 1880s–1900s Victorians (works without neutrals, period-appropriate keypads). For "Barons of Broadway" estate-scale homes over 6,000 sqft, step up to HomeWorks QSX with custom-engraved keypads in period finishes.
Yes — Lutron RadioRA 3 with scheduled scenes programmed for the Hebrew calendar handles full Sabbath Mode requirements. Included at no extra charge with any RadioRA 3 install for Orthodox households. Same approach we use in the Five Towns of Nassau.
Yes, meaningfully. Rockland single-families have larger HVAC loads than NYC apartments. Smart thermostats save $300–$700/year on a typical New City colonial or Pearl River single-family. Lutron dimming saves another 15–20% on lighting.
Abstract Enterprises is a certified Lutron installer serving every Rockland community from Nyack to Suffern, Pearl River to Stony Point, including Monsey/Wesley Hills Sabbath Mode programming. Call (800) 486-0943.
Entry: 1–2 days. Mid-range RadioRA 3: 4–7 days. Upper Nyack historic Victorian whole-house: 2–4 weeks. Wesley Hills 6,500 sqft Orthodox multi-generational: 3–5 weeks. Montebello new construction: 4–10 weeks at finish.
Budget: $500–$3,500. Time: 15–35 hours over weekends. Reality: works for newer post-1990 Rockland homes. Falls apart in Upper Nyack 1880s Victorians, Piermont historic homes, Monsey Sabbath Mode requirements, Montebello hilly terrain Wi-Fi challenges, and any home with multi-zone HVAC or pool integration.
Budget: $5,000–$200,000+. Time: 1 day to 6+ weeks. Result: properly designed network, full documentation, warranty, scales with future upgrades.
Our honest Rockland take: If your home is small, modern, and you want a few isolated devices, DIY works. If your home is historic, large, Orthodox-observant with Sabbath Mode requirements, or on hilly Ramapo terrain, hire a pro. Free on-site consultation anywhere in Rockland.
Rockland-specific content angles that perform on local Facebook groups, the Rockland County Times, lohud.com, and Rockland homeowner Instagram.
Rockland customer content that captures the county's distinct character — historic Hudson waterfront, Orthodox community, suburban families, and hilly western terrain.
POV walkthrough of an 1880s Upper Nyack "Barons of Broadway" Queen Anne at golden hour. Lutron scenes light original woodwork and leaded glass. Aspirational Hudson waterfront historic content.
Time-lapse of a Monsey or Wesley Hills home transitioning into Shabbat as scheduled scenes fire at sundown. Lights warm, dim, brighten throughout the evening with no human input. Orthodox community content.
Motorized shades opening automatically at sunrise over the Palisades from a Hudson bluff home. Time-lapse. Aspirational Rockland riverfront content.
Geofencing scene firing as the homeowner's NJ Transit Pascack Valley Line train pulls into Pearl River station. Phone shows "Returning Home" activating. Standard southern Rockland commuter content.
One button on a New City poolside keypad — pool pump fires up, deck lights warm, Sonos plays poolside music, gate camera activates, exterior lights warm to 30%. Suburban Rockland summer content.
Ubiquiti UniFi enterprise mesh installed across a hilly Montebello property at the foot of the Ramapo Mountains. Technical achievement content for the western Rockland audience.
Entry-level starts around $3,400 for a Caseta + smart lock + doorbell + thermostat package. Mid-range Lutron RadioRA 3 for a typical Rockland single-family: $14,000 to $45,000. Whole-home HomeWorks QSX for a New City executive colonial or Wesley Hills large home: $40,000 to $95,000. Upper Nyack historic Victorian: $42,000 to $120,000. Wesley Hills 6,500 sqft Orthodox multi-generational: $55,000 to $150,000. All Rockland pricing includes the 20% Hudson Valley markup.
Yes. Lutron RadioRA 3 with scheduled scenes programmed for the next 5 years of the Hebrew calendar. Lights dim and brighten throughout Friday night and Saturday with no human input required. Halachically compliant. Included at no extra charge with any RadioRA 3 install for Orthodox households.
Yes. Interior smart home is unregulated; exterior work uses period-appropriate finishes (oil-rubbed bronze, antique brass) and all designs are reviewed against local Nyack historic preservation guidelines before submission. We've installed in dozens of Nyack historic Victorians with zero LPC rejections.
Yes. Marine-grade IP67/IP68 stainless dock cameras, NEMA 4X outdoor APs, salt-resistant outdoor lighting controllers, dock integration with interior Lutron keypads, and astronomical time clock motorized shades for Palisades-facing bluff homes. Warrantied against Hudson humidity and salt corrosion.
Yes. Enterprise Ubiquiti UniFi with hardwired Cat6A backhaul instead of unreliable wireless mesh, strategic AP placement in every major zone, outdoor APs in NEMA enclosures for property coverage. Stronger signal than most flat-terrain consumer setups.
Yes. Geofence-triggered "Returning Home" scenes timed to arrival at Pearl River, Nanuet, or Spring Valley NJ Transit stations. Standard part of any southern Rockland RadioRA 3 + Nest + smart lock package.
Yes. Pre-wire during framing is 5–10× cheaper than retrofit. We work alongside the architect and GC to mark up drawings with Cat6A drops, keypad rough-ins, shade power, speaker locations, HDMI conduit, central wiring closet placement.
Yes. Separate user accounts for parents, grandparents, and adult children with different access levels and override permissions. Smart locks with individual PINs for each family member and household help. Common in Wesley Hills, Monsey, Pomona, and Chestnut Ridge.
Entry: 1–2 days. Mid-range RadioRA 3: 4–7 days. Upper Nyack historic Victorian whole-house: 2–4 weeks. Wesley Hills 6,500 sqft Orthodox multi-generational: 3–5 weeks. Montebello new construction: 4–10 weeks at finish.
1-year parts warranty. Service callbacks: $195/hour, 3-hour minimum. Most post-install questions resolved over the phone at no charge. Service calls scheduled within 1–4 business days depending on location.
$2M general liability standard, up to $5M+ for HOAs that require it. COI naming the HOA as additional insured provided within 2–3 business days. Common in some Wesley Hills, Pomona, and Chestnut Ridge private associations.
Abstract Enterprises Security Systems for the full Rockland spectrum — from Spring Valley starter packages through Upper Nyack historic Victorians through Monsey Sabbath Mode programming through New City executive colonials. Licensed NYS #12000287431. 4.7★ Bronx GBP with 170+ reviews. Certified Lutron, Control4, Crestron, and Savant dealer. Call (800) 486-0943.
Rockland is one of our highest-volume HV counties but we install across the entire NYC metro, Long Island, and the rest of the Hudson Valley.
Every Rockland project gets a written quote after a free on-site visit. Below are honest starting points. All Rockland pricing includes the 20% Hudson Valley markup.
Mesh Wi-Fi, Lutron Caseta 4 dimmers, smart lock, Nest thermostat, Ring doorbell. Ideal for Spring Valley, Nanuet, Bardonia, Valley Cottage, Congers, Garnerville, Suffern Village, Sloatsburg, Hillburn starter homes.
Lutron RadioRA 3 whole-house lighting, Sonos in 3 zones, 2–3 Nest thermostats, motorized shades in main living areas, Ring Alarm or Honeywell, smart locks, full mesh Wi-Fi. Ideal for New City, Pearl River, West Nyack, Orangeburg, Blauvelt, Tappan, northern Suffern colonials.
Lutron RadioRA 3 (HomeWorks QSX for estates over 6,000 sqft) in original 1880s–1900s switch boxes without neutrals, custom-engraved keypads in oil-rubbed bronze or antique brass, motorized shades inside existing window casings, hidden in-wall speakers, marine-grade outdoor cameras, salt-resistant outdoor lighting. For Upper Nyack "Barons of Broadway" Victorians, South Nyack riverfront, Village Nyack walkable historic blocks, Piermont arts community.
Lutron RadioRA 3 or HomeWorks QSX, astronomical time clock motorized shades on east-facing Hudson view windows, multi-zone HVAC, distributed audio, marine-grade outdoor where applicable, full Ubiquiti UniFi mesh. Ideal for Upper Grandview, Grand View-on-Hudson, and contemporary Hudson bluff homes with Palisades views.
Lutron RadioRA 3 (HomeWorks QSX for homes over 5,500 sqft) with full Sabbath Mode programming included at no extra charge — scheduled scenes for the next 5 years of the Hebrew calendar, multi-zone Nest with Shabbat Comfort scenes, smart locks with individual user PINs, multi-user account permissions for multi-generational households, full mesh Wi-Fi. For Monsey, Spring Valley, Wesley Hills, Chestnut Ridge, Pomona, Airmont, parts of New City.
Lutron RadioRA 3 whole-house, enterprise Ubiquiti UniFi mesh with hardwired Cat6A backhaul (no consumer wireless mesh on hilly terrain), strategic AP placement in every major zone, outdoor APs in NEMA enclosures for property coverage. Ideal for Suffern Village, Montebello, Airmont, Sloatsburg, Hillburn larger lots.
All Rockland home automation jobs: free on-site consultation, transparent written quote with 20% HV markup clearly disclosed, 50% deposit to schedule, balance on completion, 1-year parts warranty, full COI, licensed NYS contractor (#12000287431).
Every service below bundles cleanly with home automation for one trip across the Mario Cuomo Bridge from the Bronx, one COI, one invoice — saving you trip charges and weeks of contractor coordination.
Free on-site consultation anywhere in Rockland — from Nyack to Suffern, Pearl River to Stony Point, Monsey to Upper Grandview. Licensed, insured, and 25+ years serving the county — including Sabbath Mode programming for the Orthodox community at no extra charge. Just 30 minutes from our Bronx office across the Mario Cuomo Bridge.
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