Sidewalk & Concrete Repair Flatbush

Flatbush holds some of Brooklyn’s most distinctive housing: large Victorian homes in Prospect Park South and Ditmas Park, blocks of prewar elevator apartment buildings, and busy retail along Flatbush Avenue, Church Avenue and Cortelyou Road. Easyfix Concrete NY repairs sidewalks, walkways and driveways across the neighborhood.

Detached homes here often have a front walk, a driveway and mature street trees, so sidewalk work rarely stops at the property line. We look at the whole frontage, work around trees under a Parks permit and check the Landmarks rules for the block.

Concrete, Sidewalk & Compliance Services in Flatbush

Sidewalk Repair in Flatbush

Root-lifted and cracked flags on tree-lined blocks replaced to the DOT standard, with the tree pit protected.

Get a sidewalk repair estimate How we repair sidewalks

Concrete Repair in Flatbush

Front walks, steps, porches and driveways around detached homes repaired and pitched away from the house.

Get a concrete repair estimate How we repair concrete

DOT Violation Removal in Flatbush

We replace every flagged defect on your DOT notice, file the permit and request the dismissal inspection.

Clear my DOT violation How violation removal works

ADA Compliance in Flatbush

Corner homes and apartment buildings are responsible for their quadrant and ramps. We rebuild them with ADA compliant slopes and detectable warnings.

Plan ADA curb and ramp work How we build ADA ramps

Working in Flatbush

Prospect Park South, Ditmas Park and Fiske Terrace-Midwood Park are districts where LPC regulates sidewalk paving, so materials and tint must be approved there.

Victorian houses often have long private front walks and porches, which we can repair in the same visit as the public sidewalk.

The neighborhood has no NYCHA developments, so most frontages are privately owned homes, co-ops and rental buildings that carry their own sidewalk responsibility.

Historic districts in Flatbush

Prospect Park South

Ditmas Park

Fiske Terrace-Midwood Park

Ditmas Park West

Albemarle-Kenmore Terraces

The Landmarks Preservation Commission regulates sidewalk and curb replacement only in historic districts where historic paving is a significant feature; there, bluestone and granite are kept where possible and new concrete is tinted to match. New or enlarged tree pits need LPC review in every historic district. We check your address against the LPC rules during the estimate.

ZIP Codes and Streets We Cover in Flatbush

11210

11218

11226

11230

Including homes, apartment buildings and storefronts along Flatbush Avenue, Church Avenue and Cortelyou Road.

Flatbush FAQs

Can you repair the front walk and the public sidewalk together?

Yes. Your private walk, steps and the public sidewalk can be done in one visit, and the DOT permit, when one is needed, covers only the public sidewalk.

My house is in Ditmas Park. Do I need Landmarks approval?

Yes, for the sidewalk. Ditmas Park and Prospect Park South are districts where LPC regulates sidewalk paving, so replacement needs approval and new concrete is tinted and scored to match. Ditmas Park West is designated but its paving is not regulated. We check your address before quoting.

Will you cut the tree roots under my sidewalk?

No. City tree roots cannot be cut. We get a Parks Tree Work Permit and form the new sidewalk around the roots.

Sources & Standards

The rules and specifications on this page are based on these official sources. Requirements change, so we confirm what applies to your property during the free estimate.