Eden General Construction Inc makes DOT sidewalk violation removal simple and stress-free. We specialize in hassle-free violation removal, handling everything from securing permits to expert repairs that meet DOT standards. Here’s how our process works:
- We start with a free assessment to review your violation notice and inspect the sidewalk.
- We handle permit approvals to ensure compliance with NYC DOT rules.
- Our licensed contractors complete repairs to meet DOT standards.
- We schedule a re-inspection with the DOT after repairs are completed.
- Once approved, the violation is cleared from city records.
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Why Choose Eden For Violation Removal
Eden General Construction Inc. has successfully removed over 5,000 DOT sidewalk violations in the past 25 years. Our team uses high-quality materials and precise techniques to ensure durable, long-lasting results. Strict safety protocols are followed to keep work areas secure and compliant.
With a proven track record and commitment to excellence, we provide a seamless, hassle-free solution for sidewalk violation removal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you don't repair your sidewalk within 75 days of receiving a DOT violation, NYC DOT will hire a contractor and bill you through the DOF , generally costing more than a private contractor. Failure to pay may result in a property lien, blocking you from selling or refinancing until the debt is settled.
If a third party, construction, or vehicles damage your sidewalk, document the damage with photos and details, then send them to the responsible party. If they refuse to pay, seek legal consultation or file a claim. However, city laws hold the property owner responsible for repairs.
You can apply for inspection by the Parks Department, If approved, they may cover repair costs. Meanwhile, you can address the DOT violation to avoid penalties while awaiting their response.
Yes, you can apply for a DOT sidewalk violation if you think that it was not issued properly. You can submit a challenge with sufficient evidence to the DOT’s office of Comptroller.
In this case, when you are no longer the owner, you are supposed to submit proof of transfer of your property ownership to DOT in order to clear yourself of the given responsibility.
