Common Projects in West New York
- Front stoops and entry steps for attached homes and two- and three-family buildings. See front stoops.
- Sidewalks and curbs in front of homes and storefronts.
- Parking lots and rear lots for apartment buildings: patching, sealcoating and striping. See seal coating.
- Retaining walls on the Palisades slope near Boulevard East. See retaining walls.
- Small driveways and side yards: asphalt or pavers. See pavers.
Work for Building Owners and Managers
Multifamily buildings need work that keeps residents moving. For lots, walks and entries, ask your contractor for:
- A schedule that keeps at least one entrance open and gives tenants notice.
- Phased paving or sealcoating so cars can still park somewhere.
- A certificate of insurance naming the building owner or management company.
- A written estimate itemized by area so you can budget repairs over time.
Permits and the Street
With little off-street space, most West New York jobs need careful planning for dumpsters, deliveries and parking. Sidewalk and curb work in the right-of-way, and dumpsters on the street, may need a town permit. Your contractor should confirm what applies and include it in the estimate.
How It Works in West New York
- Free on-site estimate in West New York with measurements and a written, itemized price.
- NJ 811 utility mark-out and any town permits.
- Excavation and removal of old material.
- Base built and compacted; drainage set.
- Paving or masonry, then cleanup and a final walk-through with you.
Hire a Registered NJ Contractor
New Jersey requires home improvement contractors to register with the Division of Consumer Affairs and to give you a written contract for jobs over $500. West New York is right next door to Union City, and every project we arrange there is done by a registered, insured contractor and put in writing.
Nearby Towns We Serve
Call (848) 225-8279 to schedule your free paving estimate.