We coordinate DOT sidewalk dismissal inspection requests, track available results, address remaining issues, and organize closeout documentation.

Completing sidewalk repairs does not automatically remove an open DOT violation.
After eligible work is completed under the applicable permit, the owner must request a dismissal inspection so DOT can review whether the cited defects were properly corrected.
A dismissal inspection is DOT’s review of repaired sidewalk conditions associated with an open violation.
The inspector may evaluate whether:
DOT makes the final determination.
Our service may include:
Owners frequently assume that the contractor’s completion of concrete work closes the violation. It does not.
Failure to request and complete the dismissal inspection process may leave the violation associated with the property even though the sidewalk appears repaired.
Sidewalk.nyc helps bridge the administrative gap between completed repair work and agency recognition.
We coordinate the inspection request, documentation, contractor follow-up, and owner records so the project does not stop at “the concrete looks finished.”
