You should choose a repair if your sidewalk slab is still strong underneath, even if it has a few cracks. Repair methods like lifting the slab or smoothing the surface are usually faster, cheaper, and much less disruptive than tearing everything out. These fixes work best when the slab has moved slightly because the soil […]
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Winter in New York City can be rough on sidewalks. Snow comes fast, it melts, it freezes, and it puts real stress on concrete. Many property owners try to clear the sidewalk as best as they can, but small mistakes often lead to cracks, loose slabs, and long term damage. As an experienced contractor from
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Ever notice how sidewalks are divided into neat squares or rectangles, with thin lines running between them? Maybe you’ve wondered why we don’t just pour the whole thing as one big, smooth stretch of concrete. It seems like it would look cleaner, right? Well, there’s a very good reason sidewalks are built in slabs instead
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As a property owner in New York City, you are responsible for maintaining the sidewalks adjacent to your property. This includes addressing any damage caused by tree roots. While tree roots are a common cause of sidewalk issues, it’s important to understand the rules that govern who’s responsible for repairs and what you need to
Are you Responsible for Sidewalk Damage Caused by Tree Roots in NYC? Read More »
Curbs in New York City do more than just line the streets. They help guide water to catch basins, protect sidewalks from vehicle damage, and reduce erosion and flooding. In New York City, curbs are officially recognized as part of the roadway and are owned by the City. This means the City, through the Department
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