Staten Island concrete, waterproofing, masonry & roofing
Mostly detached and semi-detached homes — driveways, patios, steps, basements and roofs are the everyday projects here.
Staten Island has more detached and semi-detached homes than any other borough, which means more driveways, patios, walkways, steps and basements to maintain.
We pour and replace concrete driveways and patios, rebuild steps, waterproof basements and foundations, repair brick and block, and fix or replace roofs for Staten Island homeowners and property owners.
Common Staten Island projects
- Concrete driveways, patios and walkways
- Front steps and stoops
- Basement and foundation waterproofing
- Brick and block wall repair
- Roof leak repair
Neighborhoods
St. George · Tottenville · Great Kills · New Dorp · Port Richmond · Westerleigh · Annadale · Todt Hill · Eltingville & more
What we do in Staten Island
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.
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Flat roofs — EPDM rubber and modified bitumen — plus repairs, replacement and leak repair.
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Staten Island questions
Do you replace concrete driveways and patios on Staten Island?
Yes — driveway replacement, patios, walkways and front steps, including removal of the old slab and base preparation.
Can you help with a wet basement on Staten Island?
Yes. We inspect inside and out to find where water is coming in, then recommend drainage, crack repair, interior or exterior waterproofing as appropriate.
Do you fix DOT sidewalk violations on Staten Island?
Yes. We replace the flags listed on the notice so you can request DOT’s dismissal inspection.
Guides for Staten Island 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 →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.
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