One Brooklyn team puts up scaffolding, sidewalk sheds, barriers and fencing in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island. The crew that builds it is the crew that takes it down.
People see “Brooklyn” in our name and ask whether we’ll come to their borough. We will. Brooklyn Sidewalk Shed and Scaffolding has run out of Brooklyn since 2004, and our crews go wherever the building is. Find your borough below, or just call us with the address.
Working in Queens or Staten Island? Send us the address, and we’ll plan it like any other job.
A shed permit in the Bronx works the same way as one in Queens. The NYC Department of Buildings and NYC DOT set the rules for the whole city, and nothing changes at a borough line. What a particular job needs still depends on the work and the site.
Scaffold and shed filings go through the DOB’s DOB NOW: Build system. Street and sidewalk permits come from DOT through NYCStreets. Construction fence rules are citywide too.
So the real differences come from the street itself. A narrow residential block in Brooklyn, a high-rise over a packed Manhattan sidewalk and an open lot on a Staten Island corridor each need a different layout under the same code. Our shed page explains sidewalk shed permits.
Most jobs need more than one thing. A facade job might need a scaffold, a shed over the sidewalk, barriers at the curb and a fence around the materials. We can do all four on the same frontage, so you’re not lining up four vendors and hoping they talk to each other. The people who build it come back to take it down. Our crews are OSHA-trained and hold NASP/SSS and NYC Site Safety Training credentials.
Browse the services available in every borough.
Call (929) 566-7313 with the address. Or use the quote form: pick the borough, then add the address, the services you need and when you’d like to start. We’ll come back to you with what the job involves.
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