JBS Concrete Pros serves Nassau County from our yard at 91-01 120th Street in Richmond Hill, Queens. Lane focus: concrete flatwork, sidewalks, driveways, DOT sidewalk violation-style repairs near the NYC border, and small facade or brick pointing jobs that do not need a sidewalk shed. Payments accepted: cash, check, card, and Zelle. Call (718) 849-2500.
JBS Builder Inc. (doing business as JBS Concrete Pros) is based in Richmond Hill and takes concrete and sidewalk work in Nassau County. We do not invent review counts or license numbers on this page. Ask for credentials on the estimate visit. Free concrete estimates are typically delivered within 48 hours of a site visit.
Cracked flags, trip hazards, and violation-driven sidewalk repairs where the local rules apply.
Concrete driveways, aprons, walkways, and flatwork poured for Long Island and Westchester winters.
Tuck-pointing and small facade repairs that do not require a sidewalk shed.
Crumbling treads, rebuilds, and matching porch approaches.
Driveways, sidewalks, and stoop work on dense residential blocks.
Close to the Queens border — fast scheduling from Richmond Hill.
Border towns that often pair with Queens sidewalk and apron pours.
Driveway replacements and flatwork for suburban lots.
Walkways, aprons, and small pointing jobs.
Larger driveway pours and sidewalk runs.
Other Nassau County addresses are fine — call and we will confirm travel for your block.
Yes. JBS Concrete Pros takes concrete, sidewalk, driveway, and small facade or brick pointing jobs in Nassau County from our Richmond Hill, Queens yard. Call (718) 849-2500.
Cash, check, credit card, and Zelle.
NYC DOT sidewalk violations apply inside New York City. In Nassau we repair sidewalks and driveways under local rules; if your property is on the Queens/Nassau border, tell us the address and we will confirm which process applies.
Our focus for facade and brick pointing is small jobs that do not need a sidewalk shed, primarily outside Manhattan.
Call (718) 849-2500 or use the form on our home page. Include the town, address, and whether this is a sidewalk, driveway, or facade job.
