Manhattan Service Area

Sidewalk & Concrete Repair on the Upper West Side

Brownstone side streets, prewar apartment buildings and busy avenue storefronts from West 59th Street to West 110th Street.

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Sidewalk and concrete repair in Upper West Side, Manhattan, by Easyfix Concrete NY

Upper West Side frontages are some of the busiest in Manhattan: brownstone stoops on the side streets, prewar co-ops and rentals on West End Avenue and Riverside Drive, and storefronts along Broadway, Amsterdam Avenue and Columbus Avenue. Easyfix Concrete NY repairs sidewalks and concrete across the neighborhood for owners, boards and managing agents.

It is also one of the most populous neighborhoods in the city, so a trip hazard here is seen by thousands of people a day. Most jobs start with a DOT notice, a complaint from a tenant or a board planning facade work. We measure the frontage, check the Landmarks rules for the block, file the DOT permit and schedule the pour so the entrance stays usable.

Concrete, Sidewalk & Compliance Services on the Upper West Side

Sidewalk Repair on the Upper West Side

Cracked and heaved flags in front of brownstones and apartment entrances, replaced to the DOT standard with scoring and a broom finish that match the rest of the block.

Get a sidewalk repair estimate How we repair sidewalks

Concrete Repair on the Upper West Side

Stoop landings, areaway slabs, courtyard walks and service entrances repaired so small cracks do not turn into a full replacement.

Get a concrete repair estimate How we repair concrete

DOT Violation Removal on the Upper West Side

We match every flag on your DOT notice to the frontage, file the permit and request the dismissal inspection, working around doormen, deliveries and pedestrian traffic.

Clear my DOT violation How violation removal works

ADA Compliance on the Upper West Side

Corner properties on the avenues are responsible for their intersection quadrant and pedestrian ramps. We rebuild ramps with the correct slopes and detectable warning surfaces.

Plan ADA curb and ramp work How we build ADA ramps

Working on the Upper West Side

About 60% of homes here are in buildings put up before 1940, so we expect old vaults, areaways and cellar doors under or beside the sidewalk.
The neighborhood has more than a dozen historic districts. LPC regulates sidewalk paving in only some of them, so we check your block before recommending materials.
Co-op and condo boards get a written scope and schedule they can share with residents.

Historic districts on the Upper West Side

Upper West Side/Central Park West
Riverside-West End
West End-Collegiate
Manhattan Avenue
Riverside-West 105th Street

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 on the Upper West Side

10023
10024
10025

Including homes, apartment buildings and storefronts along Broadway, Amsterdam Avenue and Columbus Avenue.

Upper West Side FAQs

Do you work with co-op boards and managing agents on the Upper West Side?

Yes. We provide a written scope, a fixed price and a schedule the board or managing agent can share with residents, and we coordinate access with the super.

Will the building entrance stay open during sidewalk work?

Usually, yes. We barricade and phase the pour so part of the frontage stays open, and new concrete is ready for foot traffic in 24 to 48 hours.

My building is in a historic district. Do I need Landmarks approval to replace the sidewalk?

Only in some districts. The Landmarks Preservation Commission regulates sidewalk replacement where historic paving is a significant feature, such as the Manhattan Avenue Historic District. In most other districts replacing a sidewalk needs no LPC approval, although new or enlarged tree pits still do. We check your address before we price the job.

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.