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Expert tips, repair guides and DOT advice for NYC property owners, plus write-ups of sidewalk projects we have completed.
To read an NYC DOT sidewalk violation notice, start with the violation number, then study the Preliminary Inspection Report (PIR) attached to it. That one-page diagram shows exactly which sidewalk squares the city wants replaced, why, and r...
Yes. In New York City, you can check the status of an active sidewalk construction permit online through the NYC Department of Transportation's NYCStr...
A sidewalk can sometimes be closed during repair work in New York City, but pedestrian access cannot simply be ignored. NYC requires sidewalk construc...
In New York City, the property owner is usually responsible for repairing the sidewalk next to their property. This includes cracked, uneven, broken,...
Sidewalk repair in NYC usually costs $5 to $12 per square foot for minor repairs and $10 to $25 per square foot for standard concrete replacement. For...
As a property owner in New York City, you are responsible for maintaining the sidewalks adjacent to your property. This includes addressing any damage...
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 er...
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 p...
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 tr...
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