Sidewalk Repair NYC

Is Here To Help With All Your NYC Sidewalk DOT Violations And Repair

When sidewalks are extremely damaged and present tripping hazards to pedestrians, the Department of Transportation issues a sidewalk violation notice. After receiving the notice, you have 75 days to get the damages fixed.

Contact NYC311 to make an appeal against the violation notice error. You can make a request to re-inspect from DOT. After reviewing your appeal, they will re-inspect your sidewalks and ensure you receive the right notice.

Request a re-inspection from the Department of Transportation if you think the violation notice you received is wrong. You will be notified about the re-inspection five days prior and if the notice is wrong, the violation will be dismissed.

Our DOT violation removal process begins with reviewing the notice and assessing the damage. It continues by applying for the DOT permit and making repairs afterward. We complete the process by getting NYC DOT to dismiss the violation.

The cost of a DOT permit can vary based on the extent of damage and the area of repairs. The initial cost for all types of damage repairs is $70.

The average cost of repairing sidewalks can range between $5 to $15 per square foot, while replacing concrete costs $15 to $20 per square foot. This cost can vary depending on the extent of damage and the material being used.

Not fixing your sidewalks within 75 days results in the DOT fixing the sidewalks with their own contractors and sending you the bill. However, these repairs can be costly and might also result in fines and penalties.

By requesting tree pruning services from NYC Parks, you can repair damaged sidewalks due to tree roots. After we fix up the roots, we get your sidewalks fixed as per DOT guidelines.

You are responsible for fixing your landmark or historic district. But for code complaint repairs, you have to apply for an LPC permit before the repairs start.

The cost estimate we provide is transparent and we don’t charge you for any additional or hidden costs at the end of the project.