Licensed Masonry Restoration Contractor in New York

Sardar Restoration Corp repairs and restores the exteriors of residential and commercial buildings across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Westchester and Yonkers.

Brickwork, stucco, roofing, waterproofing, fire escapes and compliance work, delivered by a team that files directly with the Department of Buildings.

Licensed and Insured

Licensed and insured, with liability and workers' compensation coverage carried on every project.

DOB Filing In-House

Permits, filings and violation corrections handled by us, not by a separate filing agent.

33 Permits on Record

$1.67 million in permitted work filed with the NYC Department of Buildings.

Licensed, Insured and On the Public Record

Sardar Restoration Corp is licensed and insured, carrying general liability and workers’ compensation coverage on every project.

Our work is on public record: 33 permits filed with the NYC Department of Buildings, worth approximately $1.67 million. BuildZoom ranks us in the top 1 percent of 77,888 licensed New York contractors.

Masonry, Restoration and Compliance Services

We repair and restore building exteriors: brick, facade, stucco, roofing, fire escapes, and the conditions that put a building out of compliance.

Your Trusted Partner in Masonry and Restoration

Your Trusted Partner in Masonry and Restoration

We provide reliable masonry, restoration, and waterproofing services that keep properties safe, durable, and visually strong.

Our services include:

  • Masonry repairs that protect and improve brickwork
  • Waterproofing solutions for long-term protection
  • Structural strengthening for safety and stability
  • Affordable services with dependable results

Serving residential and commercial clients across NYC with professionalism and care.

Recent Projects

Restoration, brickwork and exterior repair projects completed across New York City and Westchester County.

What NYC Property Owners Say

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my building needs masonry work?

Look for cracked or missing mortar, damp patches or white salt deposits on interior walls, rust stains or bulging around window lintels, loose parapet coping, and flaking brick faces. Most of these point to water getting behind the masonry, which is what turns a small problem into a structural one.

Why do masonry estimates vary so much between contractors?

Usually because they are not pricing the same scope. Access is the biggest variable, since pipe scaffolding and suspended scaffold price very differently. The second is how much of the wall is included. Ask every contractor to itemize inspection, filing, access and repair so you can compare properly.

Who is responsible for facade repairs in a co-op or condo?

In most NYC co-ops the exterior belongs to the corporation, so the building pays and the board manages the project. In most condos the facade is a common element treated the same way. Check the proprietary lease or bylaws, since the allocation does vary.

Do I need a permit for exterior work on my building?

Most structural exterior work does: facade repairs, lintel replacement, parapet work and fire escape alterations. Routine painting generally does not. Landmarked buildings add a separate approval layer. Unpermitted work is itself a violation, and we file directly so it is handled within the scope.

What is the best time of year for masonry work in New York?

Roughly April through November. Mortar needs temperatures above about 40 degrees Fahrenheit to cure properly, so winter work needs heated enclosures and costs more. Inspection, filing and permitting can all happen over the winter, so booking then usually gets better scheduling than calling in May.

Is Sardar Restoration Corp licensed and insured?

Yes. We carry general liability and workers’ compensation coverage on every project and provide documentation on request. We file directly with the NYC Department of Buildings, which is why our permit history appears on public record.

What areas do you serve?

Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Westchester County and Yonkers. Our office is in the Bronx. Working across all of these regularly means we know the differences between a Manhattan pre-war co-op, a Brooklyn brownstone and a Bronx walk-up.

How quickly can you respond to an unsafe condition?

Falling masonry, a failing lintel or an unsafe condition finding needs immediate public protection. We treat these as a priority and mobilize sidewalk sheds and stabilization work first. Call (917) 355-8556 and say it is an emergency.

Service Areas Across NYC and Westchester

Masonry, facade and restoration work across the five boroughs, Westchester County and Yonkers.

Guides for NYC Building Owners

Practical guidance on brickwork, roofing, fire escapes and staying compliant with NYC building rules.