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Just wondering if I were to build a deck in my backyard, nothing too big just to sit Around and BBQ confortably. How much more will my taxes go up? Are we talking thousands? Or hundreds? In lindenhurst by the way. Thanks for your input.
Just wondering if I were to build a deck in my backyard, nothing too big just to sit Around and BBQ confortably. How much more will my taxes go up? Are we talking thousands? Or hundreds? In lindenhurst by the way. Thanks for your input.
Pavers! Not attached to your house, so your not taxed. Last longer, less maintenance
Just wondering if I were to build a deck in my backyard, nothing too big just to sit Around and BBQ confortably. How much more will my taxes go up? Are we talking thousands? Or hundreds? In lindenhurst by the way. Thanks for your input.
pavers and/or keep the deck below 18 inches off the ground (top of it). most towns dont even need a permit for the deck then
Pavers! Not attached to your house, so your not taxed. Last longer, less maintenance
I'll look into it. That's what I've been told from others as well. Thanks. But if I were to do a deck, how much are taxes raised? Hundreds or thousands? Just curious.
Oh it's definitely not going to be attached. I don't need a permit ?
most towns esp in suffolk do not require a permit if the top of the deck is 18 inches or lower to the ground and if you dont attach it to the house.
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