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Newly poured concrete sidewalk with a red detectable warning plate

NYC & Tri-State Concrete Contractor

Sidewalk & Driveway Repair & Replacement

Cracked, lifted or broken concrete fixed right — for homeowners, landlords, property managers and businesses. Send a photo, get a written estimate.

  • Free estimates
  • Residential & commercial
  • Sidewalk violations

What we do

Our Services

From one lifted sidewalk flag to a full driveway tear-out. We handle the details, pour to spec and leave the site clean.

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Concrete poured from the truck chute into curb forms with rebar
Poured to spec · steel-reinforced
Corner sidewalk closed with a Sidewalk Closed sign and caution tape, steel mesh ready for the pour

Got a NYC sidewalk violation notice?

Upload a photo of the notice and your sidewalk. We review what is cited and give you a written price for the repair. We don't give legal advice or promise dismissals — we fix the concrete.

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  • Free estimatesSend photos or book a visit
  • Local serviceServing NYC & the Tri-State Area
  • ResidentialHomes, driveways, walkways, steps
  • CommercialStorefronts, lots, building frontages
  • Property managersMultiple addresses, one contact

Recent work

Before & After

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BeforeBefore: Old sidewalk removed, base graded and steel mesh in place, work zone taped off
AfterAfter: New sidewalk poured and finished, taped off while it cures
Corner sidewalk & pedestrian ramp replacementExcavated, steel-reinforced, poured and finished

Start to finish

What goes into every job

1. PrepOld concrete broken out with steel mesh laid over the base
Break-out & steel meshOld slab removed, base graded, mesh set
2. PourConcrete poured from the truck chute over steel mesh
Pour over reinforcementConcrete placed straight from the truck
3. FinishedFinished sidewalk corner with a curved curb and a red detectable warning plate
Finished corner & curbSmooth finish, tooled joints, red ADA plate

The process

Photos first, then a written estimate

No pressure and no surprise numbers. You see what we plan to do before you decide.

  1. Send photos or call

    Use the form below or text us photos. A wide shot and a few close-ups tell us a lot.

  2. We review your request

    We look at the photos and contact you the way you asked — call, text or email.

  3. Site visit

    We measure, check the base and drainage, and answer your questions on site.

  4. Written estimate

    You get the scope in writing before any work is scheduled.

Service area

Where we work

We work in NYC & the Tri-State Area. Not sure if you're in our area? Send your address in the estimate form or give us a call.

  • Brooklyn
  • Queens
  • Staten Island
  • NYC Tri-State Area

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How much does concrete driveway replacement cost?

It depends on the size, how much has to be removed, the condition of the soil and base, the thickness, reinforcement, the finish and any permit or apron work. Two driveways of the same size can be priced very differently. Send photos and rough measurements and we will give you a free written estimate after we have seen the job.

How much does sidewalk replacement cost?

Sidewalk work is usually priced by the number of squares or the square footage, plus removal, base work, any curb work and permits. Photos of the whole frontage and the problem squares let us give you a much better starting number.

Can cracked concrete be repaired?

Often, yes. Narrow cracks where both sides are still level can be sealed to keep water out. Sections that have sunk, lifted or broken apart usually need to be cut out and replaced. We will tell you which one your concrete needs.

When should concrete be replaced instead of repaired?

When most of the surface is cracked, several sections have moved, water drains toward the building, or the damage keeps coming back after repairs. Those usually point to a base or drainage problem that a patch cannot fix.

How long does concrete take to cure?

Concrete keeps getting stronger for weeks. As a general guide, people can usually walk on it after 24 to 48 hours, cars can drive on a driveway after about 7 days, and it reaches its design strength at around 28 days. Temperature, humidity and the mix change these times, so we give you the timing for your job.

How long does driveway replacement take?

For a typical home driveway, removal and base preparation often take a day or two and the pour is usually one day, followed by roughly a week before driving on it. Weather, permits and the size of the driveway can change the schedule.

Can you replace only part of a sidewalk?

Yes. Sidewalks are made of separate squares, so damaged squares can be cut out and replaced on their own.

Can I send photos?

Yes — please do. Upload them in the estimate form from your phone. A wide photo of the whole area plus close-ups of the damage helps the most.

Do you provide estimates?

Yes, estimates are free. Photos help us give you a better first answer, and we visit the site before giving a final written estimate.

Do you work with property managers?

Yes. Property managers and landlords can send several addresses at once, and we can look at scheduling them together.

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