Brothers Revitalize 40-Year-Old Sayville Business

A business that has served Long Island for four decades is getting a new lease on life under brothers Nichaldeep and Karan Parhar, who have transformed DeAngelis Rentals into a full-service operation offering party rentals, construction equipment, and recreational vehicle sales, rentals and repairs.

The brothers acquired the Sayville company last year, expanding its operations under the name DeAngelis Rentals Parhar Repairs.

“We pretty much go by the motto, ‘You name it, we rent it. You name it, we fix it,’” said Nichaldeep Parhar, 37, who left a corporate career to pursue the opportunity with his younger brother.

The company’s party rental division offers everything from tents, tables, and chairs to bounce houses, popcorn machines, and hot dog carts. Its equipment division supplies contractors and homeowners with machinery, tools, Bobcats, backhoes, and other equipment, along with repair services.

The biggest expansion involves recreational vehicles and campers, with the company providing comprehensive maintenance, mechanical repairs, bodywork, custom lighting, generator servicing, and renovations.

“We’re the only place on the South Shore,” Parhar said of the company’s RV repair operations. “Everything from roof to the floor to the generators to cosmetic body oil changes, we do everything in house at the facility.”

The company also offers mobile RV repairs, vehicle storage, and rentals for families exploring Long Island campgrounds or traveling across the country.

Parhar said the venture represents a major investment for the brothers, who grew up in the Bohemia area and recognized an opportunity to build on the company’s established reputation.

“There’s such a big, beautiful community,” he said of recreational vehicle enthusiasts, noting the industry’s appeal to retirees and younger families alike.

The brothers will celebrate their expanded business November 22 with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony expected to attract approximately 150 guests, including community leaders, business owners, and local officials.