Ho-Ho-Kus is a small, historic borough with one of Bergen County's most architecturally consistent downtown areas — pre-1900 Colonial and Federal homes around Sheridan Avenue and Hollywood Avenue, plus 1920s–1950s suburban housing in surrounding blocks. The Ho-Ho-Kus Train Station (1869) is on the National Register.
Most Ho-Ho-Kus window work involves Tudor Revival and Colonial Revival 1920s–1940s residential replacement plus occasional historic sash restoration on the pre-1900 landmark homes inside the downtown HPC district.
What We Work On in Ho-Ho-Kus
Pre-1900 Federal and Colonial homes around Sheridan, Hollywood, and Brookside Avenue with original wood double-hung sash. 1920s–1950s Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Cape Cod surrounding. Downtown commercial along Sheridan with 1900s–1930s brick storefronts.
Common Ho-Ho-Kus Jobs
- Historic wood-sash restoration on pre-1900 landmark homes
- Tudor and Colonial Revival replacement (wood or aluminum-clad)
- Interior storm window install for thermal performance without altering exterior
- Downtown commercial storefront glass replacement
- Custom muntin pattern fabrication for historic compliance
Ho-Ho-Kus has a Historic Preservation Commission with jurisdiction over exterior changes in the downtown historic district. In-kind restoration clears HPC review at the first meeting; material changes require additional review.
Neighborhoods we serve in Ho-Ho-Kus
ZIP codes: 07423