We do concrete work on the public footway in New York City. That covers sidewalks, curbs, ramps, driveway aprons and the paperwork that goes with them. Every job is permitted, poured to DOT specification and followed through inspection. Estimates are free and measured on site.
Sidewalk Repair
Cracked flags, uneven slabs and trip hazards cut out and replaced so the walk is level and safe again.
Per square foot · Permit included · 1–3 days on site
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Sidewalk Replacement
Old concrete demolished and hauled away, new slabs poured to NYC DOT specification.
Full flag removal · DOT thickness · Sub-base re-graded
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New Sidewalk Installation
New sidewalks for homes and commercial buildings, graded and jointed the way the city expects.
Residential & commercial · Graded to drain
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DOT Violation Removal
We read your Notice of Violation, do the work that closes it, and follow the file through the dismissal inspection.
75-day clock · Dismissal inspection filed · Comes off the record
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Tree-Root Sidewalk Repair
Flags lifted or split by street-tree roots, repaired with the root system protected and the tree left healthy.
Parks tree-work permit · Root-safe method · Pit rebuilt
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Curbs & Edging
Concrete curbs repaired, replaced or newly installed, with a clean defined edge along the sidewalk line.
Concrete curb · Reset or replace · Curb line to code
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Pedestrian Ramps
Corner ramps rebuilt to current accessibility standards, with detectable warning surfaces set correctly.
ADA slope · Detectable warning · Corner properties
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Driveway Aprons
The concrete between your garage and the curb, poured thick enough to take vehicle weight without cracking.
Vehicle-rated depth · Curb cut tie-in
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Vaulted Sidewalk Repair
Sidewalks built over a cellar vault, rebuilt with steel support, waterproofing and the drainage the space below needs.
Steel beams · Waterproof membrane · DOB inspected
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Granite & Steel-Faced Curbs
Granite and steel-faced curb reset or replaced, matched to what the block already has.
Granite · Steel-faced · Reset or replace
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Roadway & Trench Restoration
Roadway cuts and trenches restored to DOT standard after utility or plumbing work.
DOT restoration spec · Asphalt or concrete
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Emergency Repairs
Sudden collapse, a hazard you have been notified about, or damage that simply cannot wait.
Hazard made safe first · Same-day site visit
See what is includedHow to read a sidewalk quote
Three things separate a quote you can trust from one you cannot. First, is it per square foot, measured on site, or a number given over the phone? Second, does it include the DOT permit, or is that an extra that appears later? Third, does it say who files the dismissal inspection if you have a violation, because pouring concrete does not close one on its own.
Also ask to see the licence. Any sidewalk job over $200 legally requires a Home Improvement Contractor licence from DCWP, and a contractor who cannot show you one cannot pull your permit either.
The rules behind all of this, with links to the City pages they come from, are in our violation guide. Last checked .
Not sure which one you need?
Send us the address, or the violation notice if you have one. We will tell you what the job actually is before we quote it.