Jamaica is one of the major commercial centers of Queens, with busy retail along Jamaica Avenue, Sutphin Boulevard and 165th Street, surrounded by residential blocks of one and two family homes and apartment buildings. Easyfix Concrete NY repairs sidewalks, driveways and concrete for store owners, landlords and homeowners across Jamaica.
Downtown frontages take constant foot traffic, while the residential streets have driveways, aprons and street trees. We plan storefront work around business hours, pour aprons at the 7 inch DOT standard and handle the permits and inspection.
Concrete, Sidewalk & Compliance Services in Jamaica
Sidewalk Repair in Jamaica
Worn, cracked and uneven flags on commercial and residential frontages replaced to the DOT standard.
Concrete Repair in Jamaica
Front steps, walkways, patios and driveways of homes repaired and pitched so water drains away.
DOT Violation Removal in Jamaica
Store owners and homeowners with a DOT notice get each cited flag replaced within the 75 day window, with the permit filed and the dismissal inspection requested.
ADA Compliance in Jamaica
Corner stores and homes are responsible for their intersection quadrant and ramps. We rebuild ramps with ADA slopes and detectable warning surfaces.
Working in Jamaica
- Queens Community District 12, which includes Jamaica, is the second largest community district in Queens by population.
- Storefront frontages on Jamaica Avenue and 165th Street are poured in phases around business hours.
- Driveway aprons are rebuilt at the 7 inch DOT standard, with a Buildings filing when the curb cut changes.
ZIP Codes and Streets We Cover in Jamaica
- 11432
- 11433
- 11435
Including homes, apartment buildings and storefronts along Jamaica Avenue, Sutphin Boulevard and 165th Street.
Jamaica FAQs
Can you repair the sidewalk in front of my store on Jamaica Avenue?
Yes. We pour in sections so customers can still reach the entrance, and the concrete is ready for foot traffic in 24 to 48 hours.
My driveway apron is cracked. Do I need a permit?
Yes. The apron is in the public right-of-way and needs a DOT permit, plus a Buildings filing if the curb cut changes. We handle both.
I received a DOT notice. How long do I have?
75 days from the day you receive it. A permit does not extend that deadline, so call as soon as the notice arrives.
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.
- Sidewalks: violations, repairs and inspections NYC Department of Transportation
- Sidewalk Violation and Repair NYC311
- Project Requirements for Owners: Curb Cuts NYC Department of Buildings
- 2020 Census: Neighborhood Tabulation Areas and Community Districts NYC Department of City Planning (Excel)