243 Hedges Lane
Sagaponack
1930's "Foure Squares" house moves through a farm field.
Weighing in at nearly 200,000 pounds, this house built in the 1930's, was loaded onto a pair of off road dolly wheels and hauled nearly 1/2 mile through frozen potato field in Sagaponack where it now sits awaiting for a location to be chosen by its owners.
July 2009 - Concrete Estate's House & Garage Move
THE FIRST & ONLY CONCRETE STRUCTURE EVER RELOCATED ON LONG ISLAND.
The house built entirely out of concrete block was elevated with 18 hydraulic jacks powered by a Unified Hydraulic jacking Machine built by Modern Hydraulics of Nevada. The house was then pulled forward using advanced gear driven winches mounted on our trucks.
The concrete blocks in the house as well as the garage were built in an very rare interlocking fashion rather then the standard staggered design. This made the house and garage extremely unstable and delicate. Our well known reputation for precision and safety was a primary reason we were hired for this job. To ensure that the house would not crack during the move, we inserted over 40 tons of steel beams underneath the structure and wrapped the perimeter of the house with a steel collar to ensure stability.
This is the only concrete structure ever relocated on Long Island and one of the few concrete structures built in the unstaggered design ever moved in the United States.
Check Out the Southampton Press article featuring this exciting move.... http://www.27east.com/story_detail.cfm?id=223668
April 2009 - Moriches Barn Move
This barn located in Center Moriches was relocated on April 24, 2009. The barn is over 60 feet long and weighed about 40,000 pounds.
