Company Philosophy
The Naso Organization builds affordable one and two family homes for working class families throughout Staten Island. We provide superior quality construction for our clients, helping them to achieve their dream of homeownership.

Our History
The Naso Organization has been building homes for working class families since 1965. We encourage the American dream of “Home ownership” and “opportunities.” We achieve this through hard work and by using the most experienced contractors in the home building industry. We strive to be recognized as a professional, high quality and ethical home building company. We are passionate about exceeding expectations in design, style, value and customer satisfaction.

The Naso Organization was founded by Vincenzo Naso in 1965 in Brooklyn, New York. The company began by building three detached homes in College Point, Queens and to date has built over 600 homes throughout Staten Island, Brooklyn and Queens. The company has survived three recessions in an industry where others have closed their doors and businesses.

Frank Naso, Vincenzo’s son, has been working with his father ever since he was old enough to go to jobsites. Following his passion for business, he pursued a Bachelors Degree in Finance, and a Master of Science Degree in Real Estate Development and Investment.

Community involvement is a high priority in the Naso Organization. Frank is a Past President of the Building Industry Association of New York City and was the Chairman of the 2003 Chamber of Commerce Building Awards. He is a recipient of the 2002 Good Scout Award from the Staten Island chapter of the Boy Scouts of America, received the 2003 Award for Outstanding Community Service from the Eden II School for Autistic Persons, and in 2005 he received an award from the College of Staten Island’s ISOLA. He is a member of the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce, and is an active supporter of the Boy Scouts of America, Eden II, Community Resource Center, Project Hospitality, the March of Dimes, the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation and many other local organizations. He currently serves as a trustee for both the College of Staten Island and the Staten Island Children’s Museum..