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Resurfacing brownstone

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6Offering this recorded work type
Matched projects
2Where the work type is stated
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2026-08-01Official checks on company records

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DESIGNATED-AREA EVIDENCE

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OWNER GUIDES

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STRONGEST EVIDENCE

Current records and address-specific DOB work

Their license is current, the legal entity matches the name they trade under, and DOB names them at one or more addresses. Each company row separates two-source matches, DOB-only records and company-only claims.

CompanyWork shownVerified boroughsPublic-record evidence

Metro Restoration

Brownstone Facade RestorationBrownstone ResurfacingStoop RestorationHistoric MasonryBrick RepointingLimestone RestorationCornice RestorationWaterproofingHistoric Window Restoration

Brooklyn

DCWP match · 3 two-source

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PARTLY CONFIRMED

Additional identity or license context

At least one official check is not a current match. A DCWP search with no exact hit is not proof of a violation: HIC requirements depend on the job and building. Read the profile before deciding.

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CompanyWork shownVerified boroughsPublic-record evidence

City Suburb

Brownstone Facade RestorationBrownstone ResurfacingStoop RestorationHistoric MasonryBrick RepointingLimestone RestorationParapet RepairWaterproofingStructural Renovation

Queens, Brooklyn

DCWP match · 3 two-source

Elite Brownstone Restoration

Brownstone Facade RestorationBrownstone ResurfacingStoop RestorationHistoric MasonryBrick RepointingLimestone RestorationCornice Restoration

Brooklyn, Manhattan

DCWP expired · 2 two-source

Excellent Contracting

Brownstone Facade RestorationBrownstone ResurfacingStoop RestorationHistoric MasonryBrick RepointingLimestone RestorationCornice RestorationParapet RepairIronwork RestorationWaterproofing

Brooklyn, Manhattan

DCWP match · 3 two-source

Liyana Construction

Brownstone Facade RestorationBrownstone ResurfacingStoop RestorationHistoric MasonryBrick RepointingLimestone RestorationWaterproofingStructural Renovation

Brooklyn

DCWP match · 2 two-source

Riya Construction

Brownstone Facade RestorationBrownstone ResurfacingStoop RestorationHistoric MasonryBrick RepointingWaterproofingParapet Repair

Brooklyn, Manhattan

No exact DCWP result · 3 two-source

RECORDED PROJECT TITLES

Projects that name this work type

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