Concrete contractor — sidewalks, DOT violations, driveways & steps
From a cracked sidewalk flag with a DOT violation to a new driveway or set of front steps, we form, pour and finish concrete for homes and buildings throughout the city.
Concrete services
Sidewalk replacement
Removal and replacement of cracked, raised or settled sidewalk flags, curbs and tree-pit areas.
DOT sidewalk violation repair
Repairing the defective flags listed on a NYC DOT sidewalk violation notice so the owner can pursue dismissal of the violation.
Driveways
New driveways and driveway replacement, including demolition of the old slab and preparation of the base.
Patios & walkways
Backyard patios, side yards and walkways in broom, smooth or decorative finishes.
Steps & stoops
Concrete front steps, landings and stoops, formed and poured or resurfaced.
Foundations & slabs
Footings, foundation walls and slabs for extensions, garages and other structures.
When to call
- A DOT sidewalk violation notice
- Raised, sunken or cracked sidewalk flags (trip hazards)
- Driveway cracking or settling
- Crumbling or spalling steps
- Water pooling against the building
- Patio slabs that have heaved or sunk
Common questions
Who is responsible for my sidewalk in NYC?
In New York City, property owners are generally responsible for maintaining the sidewalk adjacent to their property. Check your notice or NYC DOT’s website for details on your specific situation.
Do I need a permit to replace my sidewalk?
Sidewalk work in NYC generally requires a permit from NYC DOT. We’ll go over the permit requirements for your specific job during the estimate.
How long before I can walk or drive on new concrete?
Light foot traffic is usually fine after a day or two, and vehicles typically need to wait longer. Timing depends on the mix and the weather; we’ll give you guidance for your job.
Concrete across NYC
- Concrete in Brooklyn
- Concrete in Queens
- Concrete in Manhattan
- Concrete in The Bronx
- Concrete in Staten Island
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Concrete guides
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.
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