FISP/Local Law 11 facade compliance, tuckpointing, and roof systems for co-ops, condos, and commercial buildings — built around permits, sidewalk sheds, and tight logistics.
Manhattan's prewar elevator buildings run on facade inspection cycles, not open-ended timelines. Most of our Manhattan work starts with a Local Law 11 / FISP report flagging deteriorated brick, spalled concrete, or failed sealant joints, and ends with a signed-off filing your managing agent can hand to the DOB.
Window lintel — brick & repointing
Parapet coping — masonry repair
Thoroseal waterproofing — parapet wall
Roof systems, leak repair, and maintenance contracts.
View page MasonryFacade repair, tuckpointing, and structural concrete.
View page PaintingInterior and exterior painting, common areas and units.
View page DemolitionInterior gut demo and exterior structural removal.
View pageSend your building's FISP report or roof condition and we'll follow up to schedule a site walk.