Lakewind Electric works across the City of Buffalo and the suburbs of Erie and Niagara counties. Each community below has its own page because each has its own housing - the pre-war grids of Kenmore and Lackawanna, the 1950s ranches of Tonawanda, the aluminum-wiring-era streets of Cheektowaga and Depew, the snowbelt lots of Orchard Park and Hamburg, the newer subdivisions of Lancaster and Grand Island - and the electrical work follows the housing.
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Amherst is the big suburb directly north of Buffalo, and its houses span every decade from the 1950s ranches near Eggertsville to the subdiv… Read more →
Cheektowaga is Buffalo's eastern neighbor, home to the airport and to about 41,000 housing units built mostly in the twenty years after Worl… Read more →
The Town of Tonawanda runs north from the Buffalo line along the Niagara River, and it has the single most concentrated housing era of any c… Read more →
North Tonawanda sits across the Erie Canal and Tonawanda Creek from Erie County, the first city on the Niagara County side. Its housing is o… Read more →
West Seneca lies southeast of Buffalo between Buffalo Creek and Cazenovia Creek, close enough to Lake Erie to catch the lake-effect bands th… Read more →
Lackawanna is the steel city on Buffalo's southern border, built for the workers of the plant that once ran for miles along the Lake Erie sh… Read more →
Kenmore is a dense, compact village on Buffalo's northern edge, laid out on a tight grid of two-story homes and doubles, and it is the oldes… Read more →
Williamsville is a small village on Ellicott Creek inside the Town of Amherst, with an old Main Street core and a housing stock much older t… Read more →
Orchard Park is the Southtowns community best known for the Bills' stadium, sitting on higher ground southeast of Buffalo where the lake-eff… Read more →
Hamburg stretches from the Lake Erie shore at Woodlawn and Athol Springs inland to the village and the Erie County Fairgrounds. It is a larg… Read more →
Depew is a railroad village east of Buffalo, straddling the line between Cheektowaga and Lancaster, and it has the highest 1960s housing sha… Read more →
Lancaster is the eastern edge of Buffalo's built-up suburbs, with an old village center on Cayuga Creek and a ring of subdivisions from the … Read more →
Grand Island is exactly that - an island in the Niagara River between Buffalo and Niagara Falls, reached by the I-190 bridges at each end. I… Read more →
Niagara Falls is about twenty miles north of Buffalo at the far end of the I-190, an industrial city built around the hydroelectric power th… Read more →
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