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Major Homes Corp Major Homes is a fourth-generation home improvement company. Since 1919, we have specialized in

10/14/2026

Solar panels on a failing roof can become a very expensive mistake.

Jason is on a homeowner's roof where solar panels were installed despite the roof already being in poor condition. Now there are leaks, and repairing the roof means paying to have those panels removed and reinstalled.

It's an expense the homeowner could potentially have avoided with a proper roofing inspection before the solar installation.

If you're considering solar, have an experienced roofer evaluate your roof first. Make sure the roof underneath those panels is ready for the years ahead.

10/07/2026

There’s a lot happening on this exterior, but nothing feels like it was added as an afterthought.

Jason takes us around a recently completed Major Homes renovation featuring Ascend composite clad siding, black windows and trim, limestone accents, black gutters and fascia, and white soffits.

Even the shape and placement of the ellipse window was part of the design developed before the work began.

Different materials, colors and details, all designed to work together as one finished exterior.

10/06/2026

There are plenty of ways to deal with a leaking roof. Tape isn't one of them.

Jason found missing shingles, shingles sliding out of place and previous repairs that aren't going to solve the underlying problem.

But there's another important point here: water getting into your house doesn't automatically mean the roof is the culprit.

A deteriorating chimney with missing mortar, loose bricks and open gaps can allow wind-driven rain right into the house.

Finding the source of the leak comes first. Fixing it properly comes next.

10/05/2026

Protecting your home is part of the roofing job, not an afterthought.

Before the tear-off begins, Rafael shows one of the first steps the Major Homes crew takes: covering and protecting the areas around the house.

Roof removal gets messy. Shingles, debris and nails are coming down, so tarps are placed around the property and extra attention is given to landscaping and other areas that could be damaged during the work.

The new roof matters. How your property is treated while we're installing it matters too.

09/24/2026

You may not see Major Homes advertised everywhere. There's a reason for that.

Jason and Mitch talk about how Major Homes has built a customer base of roughly 35,000 to 40,000 homeowners while doing much of its business through repeat customers and recommendations.

That means less emphasis on constantly getting the Major Homes name in front of you and more emphasis on doing work people are comfortable recommending to someone else.

We've spent a lot of years flying under the radar.

The customers haven't.

09/22/2026

The relationship with your contractor shouldn't start when they walk through your front door.

Raf has worked in a very different home improvement sales model, where call centers set appointments, and the person arriving at the house often had never spoken to the homeowner.

At Major Homes, Raf handles that differently. He's the point of contact from the beginning. He speaks directly with the homeowner, asks questions, learns about the project, and starts to understand what they actually need before the appointment happens.

It's a more personal way to do business—and a much better way to start a home improvement project.

09/17/2026

How do you know when it's actually time to replace your roof?

There isn't an expiration date stamped on your shingles. Sometimes, though, the roof gives you plenty of warning signs.

Jason takes us up on this roof to show what he's looking for: missing granules, exposed fiberglass, lifting shingles, nail pops, damaged areas and soft spots that could indicate bad wood underneath.

The important part is knowing what you're looking at before a leak makes the decision for you.

If you're unsure about your roof, Major Homes can take a look and give you an honest opinion about what it needs.

09/15/2026

**If the price can drop $20,000 with the push of a button, what was the real price to begin with?**

Jason and Mitch continue their conversation about a sales practice homeowners should recognize before signing a home improvement contract.

Starting with an inflated number and repeatedly lowering it to get a signature isn't the same as knowing what a project actually costs. At Major Homes, we believe the person sitting across from you should understand the work, understand the numbers and be able to explain how they arrived at the price.

And remember: don't let pressure make the decision for you.

09/09/2026

Looking for 25 homeowners? So are the other 500 ads.”

You’ve probably seen the ads: “We’re looking for 25 homeowners.”

Mitch has something to say about that. Major Homes would rather tell you exactly what we do, answer your questions and give you a real estimate for your home.

08/26/2026

The lowest price can become the most expensive job you ever hire.

After 58 years in the business, Mitch has seen just about everything, including homeowners forced to remove contractors from projects after the work has already started.

In this conversation, Jason and Mitch talk about one of the most important parts of hiring a contractor: knowing who you're hiring before you ever get to the price.

If someone doesn't show up when they say they will, doesn't return calls or simply doesn't make you comfortable, a low estimate shouldn't change your mind.

Sometimes you know very quickly who you shouldn't hire.

Address

48-52 Clearview Expressway
Flushing, NY
11364

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+17182295741

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