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Nassau County
Hose supplier in Nassau County
Our Hempstead shop sits in the middle of the county, which makes Nassau home territory rather than a service area we reach into. Most of the county is inside twenty minutes, and most assemblies are built while you wait.
Home Ground
Sixty years in the middle of the county
Moreland opened in Hempstead in 1964 and has operated from the same part of the county ever since. That matters more than it sounds, because a hose supplier is only useful if the drive is short enough to be worth making when something has already gone wrong.
Nassau is dense, which cuts both ways. Nothing is far, but nothing has room either. Equipment works in tight sites with traffic on all sides, and when a line fails there is rarely anywhere to leave the machine while somebody sources a part. That is why the counter is set up to finish the job rather than order it.
The county also runs an unusually broad mix of equipment for its size. Municipal fleets in every township, contractors squeezing work into small sites, landscaping and tree crews, marinas along the south shore, institutions with their own plant rooms, and a heavy concentration of repair shops serving all of it.
What that adds up to is a wall of fittings rather than a catalogue. Sixty years of stocking for whatever Nassau drives in with leaves a lot of things in the building that no ordering system would have predicted.
Who Comes In
What Nassau runs on
Six trades account for most of what walks through the Hempstead door on a normal week.
Town and village fleets
Sanitation packers, sweepers, vac and jet trucks, highway department equipment and the hoists on all of it. These are consumable assemblies rather than fixtures, and a parked truck costs a town money every hour.
Contractors on tight sites
Excavators, loaders, breakers and lifts working sites with no room to spare. When a hydraulic line goes there is nowhere to stand the machine, so same-visit turnaround is the whole requirement.
Landscaping and tree crews
Chippers, stump grinders, aerial lifts and dump bodies. Seasonal, hard-worked and usually needed the same morning, which is why Saturday openings matter to this trade in particular.
Shops and garages
Auto and truck shops across the county who need A/C lines rebuilt, brake hose made up, power steering assemblies built to length, or a fitting nobody else stocks. Frequently the same shops, week after week.
Marinas and boatyards
Freeport, Oceanside, Island Park and the whole south shore run. Hydraulic steering and fuel work mostly, and worth knowing that the Oakdale shop carries more of the marine range if you are further east.
Plant rooms and facilities
Hospitals, schools, universities and larger buildings running their own boiler and mechanical plant. Steam, water and general industrial hose, usually on a schedule rather than an emergency.
The Run In
How far are you from the counter?
Rough drive times to 135 Adams Ave, outside rush hour. Everything in the county is a short run, which is the point of being where we are.
Hempstead · Garden City · Uniondale · Mineola · Westbury · East Meadow · Levittown · Hicksville · Roosevelt · West Hempstead
Freeport · Baldwin · Merrick · Bellmore · Wantagh · Seaford · Massapequa · Oceanside · Rockville Centre · Long Beach · Island Park
Elmont · Valley Stream · Franklin Square · New Hyde Park · Lynbrook · Malverne · Floral Park · Garden City Park
Great Neck · Port Washington · Manhasset · Roslyn · Glen Cove · Oyster Bay · Syosset · Plainview · Jericho · Farmingdale
The Shop
135 Adams Ave, Hempstead
A working shop, not a parts desk
Ten thousand square feet with crimping machines running, hose racked floor to ceiling and tens of thousands of fittings on the wall. Hydraulic from 1/8 inch to 2 inch up to 6,000 psi, industrial from 3/16 inch through 18 inch, plus the automotive range.
Walk in with the failed assembly and in most cases you walk out with the replacement. Full detail on the Hempstead shop.
What to bring
The failed hose with both ends still attached if you can get it off. That gives us the thread standard, the seat angle, the orientation and the length in seconds. A photo of how it routed before removal helps.
If a machine is already down, start at emergency hose repair. If the part is discontinued, OEM replacement covers rebuilding it from the original.
Common Questions
Before you drive over
All of it. The Hempstead shop sits roughly in the middle of the county, so nowhere in Nassau is a long run. The north shore and the far east of the county are the longest at around twenty five minutes, and most of the rest is well inside twenty.
No, there is no mobile van, and we would rather say that than have somebody waiting for one. In a county this compact the counter is usually the faster answer anyway, because the stock depth and the equipment are all in one building and the assembly is finished while you stand there.
Standard hydraulic and industrial work is usually finished while you wait, and customers regularly leave inside twenty minutes. Larger bore, flange ends or anything unusual takes longer, and we will say so before you settle in rather than after.
Yes, and for Nassau fleets it is often the better arrangement than driving in every time. We set stocking levels around what you actually consume, keep the specification on file so reorders never need measuring again, and hold dedicated inventory of critical parts on our shelf rather than yours.
Yes, 8am to 12pm, Sundays closed. That opening exists because equipment fails on Fridays and landscaping and municipal crews in particular need somewhere to go before Monday.
From Massapequa, Farmingdale or Plainview it is worth checking both, because Oakdale may be the shorter run depending on the road. Both carry the range and both fabricate on site, and an account set up at one works at the other. See Suffolk County.
Come In
Twenty minutes from most of Nassau
Open from half seven Monday to Friday and Saturday mornings. Bring the failed hose and walk out with the replacement.