Service area
Where we work
Long Island City first. Then the neighborhoods next door.
Our shop is at 11-25 44th Rd in Long Island City, Queens. Every page below is written for that neighborhood’s buildings: what’s in the walls, what management asks for, and the jobs that come up there.
Long Island City
Distances are straight-line from our shop, not travel time.
0.2 mi11101
Hunters Point
The 1870s rowhouses on 45th Avenue and the Vernon Boulevard side streets, around the corner from the shop.
Our home blocks →0.3 mi11101
Court Square
Condo towers with professional management, around the subway complex nearest our shop.
A few blocks east →0.5 mi11109
Queens West
The waterfront towers along Center Boulevard: through-wall AC units, metal-stud walls, managed buildings.
The Center Boulevard towers →1 mi11101
Hunters Point South
The newest towers in Long Island City, south of 50th Avenue down to Newtown Creek. Move-ins, move-outs and drywall.
The newest towers on the water →0.6 mi11101
Queens Plaza
High-rise apartments around the Queensboro Bridge approach, between Queensboro Plaza and Queens Plaza stations.
Where the bridge comes down →0.8 mi11101
Dutch Kills
Older low-rise blocks and newer condo infill around 39th Avenue, with formal alteration rules.
North of Queens Plaza →0.5 mi11101
Queensbridge
Queensbridge Houses. Resident-owned jobs only, after NYCHA's own approvals.
NYCHA rules first →1–1.3 mi11106
Ravenswood
Mid-century NYCHA blocks and pre-war walk-ups along the river north of Queensbridge. Plaster and older paint.
Up Vernon Boulevard →1.3 mi11101
Blissville
A small pocket of houses and low-rise buildings between Calvary Cemetery and Newtown Creek.
Across the rail yards →Next door
2–2.7 mi11102, 11103, 11105, 11106
Astoria
Older, smaller buildings than Long Island City: two-family houses, pre-war walk-ups, owner-landlords.
Two-family houses and walk-ups →1.6 mi11104
Sunnyside
Pre-war elevator buildings and the landmark rowhouses of Sunnyside Gardens, across the rail yard.
Garden courts and pre-war co-ops →2.4 mi11377
Woodside
One-family homes, two-to-four-family houses and big co-ops side by side, each with its own rules.
The most mixed housing we cover →1.3 mi11222
Greenpoint
Brooklyn's oldest housing on our map, straight across the Pulaski Bridge from 11th Street.
One bridge south →Not on the list? Call and ask. If your address is too far for us, we’ll say so on the phone rather than book a visit we can’t keep.
One call. One list.
Tell us the job, the wall and your building's rules. You get a quote before any work starts.