Queens basement waterproofing, concrete, masonry & roofing
Attached brick homes, semi-detached and detached houses, garden apartments and mixed-use corridors — with plenty of driveways, steps and basements.
Queens has one of the widest mixes of buildings in the city — attached brick row houses in Ridgewood and Astoria, detached and semi-detached homes in eastern Queens, garden apartments, and commercial strips along its main avenues.
That means a lot of driveways, front steps, patios and basements. We pour and replace concrete, waterproof basements and foundations, repoint brick, and repair or replace flat roofs across the borough.
Common Queens projects
- Concrete driveways, steps and patios
- Basement waterproofing
- Brick pointing on attached homes
- Flat roof repairs
- Sidewalk replacement and DOT violations
Neighborhoods
Astoria · Long Island City · Jackson Heights · Flushing · Forest Hills · Ridgewood · Jamaica · Bayside · Richmond Hill · Ozone Park & more
What we do in Queens
Masonry
Brick pointing and repointing, facade restoration, parapets, chimneys and stoops.
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Basement, foundation, below-grade, roof and facade waterproofing to stop leaks at the source.
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Sidewalks (including DOT violation repair), driveways, patios, steps and foundations.
Explore concrete → 04Roofing
Flat roofs — EPDM rubber and modified bitumen — plus repairs, replacement and leak repair.
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Queens questions
Do you waterproof basements in attached Queens homes?
Yes. On attached and semi-attached homes, exterior excavation is often limited, so we look at drainage, crack repair and interior options as well as exterior work where it’s accessible.
Do you replace driveways and front steps in Queens?
Yes — driveway replacement, front steps, patios and walkways, plus sidewalk flags listed on DOT violations.
Which Queens neighborhoods do you serve?
All of Queens, including Astoria, Long Island City, Jackson Heights, Flushing, Forest Hills, Ridgewood, Jamaica, Bayside, Richmond Hill and Ozone Park.
Guides for Queens owners
Plain-English answers to the questions NYC owners ask us most, with links to the official City sources.
How to Clear a DOT Sidewalk Violation in NYC (Step by Step)
What the notice means, the 75-day window, reading the Preliminary Inspection Report, permits, repairs and getting the violation dismissed.
Read the guide →Guide7 Signs Your Brick Needs Repointing (and What Proper Repointing Involves)
Eroded and cracked joints, spalling brick, efflorescence and interior damp — what they mean and how proper repointing is done.
Read the guide →GuideBasement Waterproofing Options for NYC Homes: What Actually Works
Figure out where the water comes from, then compare drainage fixes, crack injection, interior systems and exterior membranes.
Read the guide →Need work done in Queens?
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll schedule a free estimate.