Concrete Contractor in Staten Island, NY
Sidewalks, driveways, patios and steps for Staten Island homes, poured on a proper base with reinforcement and control joints so they stay level.
Concrete on Staten Island
Built for Staten Island homes.
Most Staten Island homes, from Great Kills to New Springville, have their own driveway, a front walk, steps and a stretch of public sidewalk, all exposed to snow, salt and street-tree roots.
If the city has issued a sidewalk violation, the property owner is responsible for the repair. NYC DOT gives you 75 days to repair the sidewalk, and a DOT Sidewalk Construction Permit is required before work starts. We replace damaged flags to DOT specifications and walk you through the permit and the dismissal inspection.
For driveways and patios, we dig out the failed base, compact new stone, reinforce the slab and cut control joints. Those are the steps that keep a new driveway from cracking and sinking after a few winters.
Have a city sidewalk notice? Read our sidewalk violation guide.
Concrete services
- Sidewalk replacement and repair
- Driveways
- Patios and walkways
- Concrete steps
- Curbs
- Slab repair and leveling
- Foundation crack repair
- Stamped and broom finishes
Where we work
Concrete in every Staten Island neighborhood
Including Annadale, Arden Heights, Charleston, Eltingville, Great Kills, Bulls Head, Castleton Corners, Dongan Hills, Grant City, Midland Beach, Clifton, Elm Park, Graniteville, Grymes Hill, Mariners Harbor and every neighborhood in between.
South Shore
ZIP 10307 · 10308 · 10309 · 10312
- Annadale
- Arden Heights
- Charleston
- Eltingville
- Great Kills
- Huguenot
- Pleasant Plains
- Prince's Bay
- Richmond Valley
- Rossville
- Tottenville
- Woodrow
Mid-Island & East Shore
ZIP 10305 · 10306 · 10314
- Bulls Head
- Castleton Corners
- Dongan Hills
- Grant City
- Midland Beach
- New Dorp
- New Springville
- Oakwood
- Richmondtown
- South Beach
- Todt Hill
- Travis
- Willowbrook
North Shore
ZIP 10301 · 10302 · 10303 · 10304 · 10310
- Clifton
- Elm Park
- Graniteville
- Grymes Hill
- Mariners Harbor
- New Brighton
- Port Richmond
- Rosebank
- St. George
- Stapleton
- Tompkinsville
- West Brighton
- Westerleigh
Questions
Concrete on Staten Island: FAQ
I got a sidewalk violation on Staten Island. What do I do?
Don't ignore it. You have 75 days from the notice to repair it, or the city can hire its own contractor and bill you. Send us a photo of the notice and the sidewalk, and we'll visit, give you a price and explain the permit and dismissal steps. See our sidewalk violation guide for details.
How long does a new driveway take?
Most residential driveways take a few days: removal and base prep, then the pour. You should wait about 7 days before driving on it.
Can you widen or extend my driveway?
Often, yes. Changes that affect the curb cut or the public sidewalk need city approvals, and we will tell you what applies before you commit.
Free, no-obligation estimates
Tell us about your project.
We visit the property, look at the work in person and give you a clear written estimate.