Building Strong Foundations Across New York City
Helping property owners with their projects, solving issues efficiently, and delivering dependable, high-quality construction service.
Corrosion treatment and reinforcement of steel angles before rust jacking displaces the masonry above the opening.
Full replacement with galvanized steel where section loss, sag, or ongoing movement rules out treatment.
Lintel conditions identified in facade inspection reports, coordinated with your building's Qualified Exterior Wall Inspector to clear SWARMP and unsafe designations before the filing deadline.
Stabilizing cracked stone, concrete, and terra cotta lintels before the crack extends into the surrounding facade.
Replacing failed brownstone, limestone, and cast stone lintels with materials and profiles matched to the original.
Rebuilding the displaced brick and stone above the opening so the completed repair is not left under compromised masonry.
Work Experience
Boards care about three outcomes: the condition is properly resolved, the documentation supports the filing, and the shed comes down.
We work to the engineer's scope, photograph every opening before and after, and coordinate with your consultant, managing agent, and building staff so the project does not stall between trades.
Buildings taller than six stories fall under the city's periodic facade inspection requirements, and displaced brick over window openings is a routine unsafe or SWARMP finding. We repair to the engineer's scope and produce the record your QEWI needs to file.
Manhattan holds a large share of the city's designated historic districts, from Greenwich Village and SoHo to Hamilton Heights and Mount Morris Park. Where a visible stone, terra cotta, or decorative lintel is being replaced, Landmarks review is generally required and the replacement is expected to match the original material and profile.
Swing stage, pipe scaffold, courtyard access with nowhere to stage. We plan the approach before mobilizing, sequence work so occupied apartments and commercial tenants are disrupted as little as possible, and work within the noise and hour restrictions the location imposes.
Our experts lead every project with clarity, responsibility, and a deep understanding of complex site requirements.
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Project Coordinator
Concrete & Masonry Specialist
Site Operations Manager