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Waystar Enterprises Inc. +1 929-205-3839 8851 20th Ave, Suite 3E Brooklyn, NY 11214

Construction and restoration in New York

The right crew for every part of your property.

Seven areas of work and sixty nine individual services, covering the roof, the structure, the exterior and the rooms inside.

07 Service categories
74 Individual services
NYC Local property focus

Where to start

Seven areas of work, one team.

Every category below holds the individual services inside it. If you are not sure which one your problem belongs to, describe it and we will tell you.

Roofing

Waystar repairs and replaces roofs on residential and commercial buildings in Brooklyn and New York City. That covers pitched shingle,…

10 services

Waterproofing

Waystar waterproofs roofs, exterior walls, foundations, basements, parapets, balconies and terraces on New York City property. The work also covers…

9 services

Masonry and Facade Restoration

Waystar carries out masonry and facade restoration on New York buildings: repointing, brick and stone replacement, brownstone and stucco repair,…

16 services
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Renovation and Construction

Waystar carries out renovation and construction work on homes, apartments and commercial space in New York City, from single room…

12 services

Exterior Improvements

Waystar handles exterior improvements on New York property: siding installation and repair, exterior painting, window and door replacement, deck construction,…

9 services

Structural and Concrete Work

Waystar carries out structural and concrete work on New York property: foundation repair, concrete repair and replacement, sidewalk repair, retaining…

9 services
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Carpentry and Interior Finishes

Waystar carries out carpentry and interior finishing on New York property: framing, drywall installation and repair, trim and molding, custom…

9 services
Roofing crew installing a new covering on a pitched roof

Roofing

Roofing

A roof is the part of a building that fails quietly. By the time a stain appears on a ceiling the water has usually been travelling for a while, so the useful question is not where the mark is but where the water got in. Waystar covers repair, replacement and the full range of roof types found on New York buildings, from pitched shingle roofs on houses to flat systems on multifamily and commercial property.

10 services in this category

Related work

Book a roof assessment
Waterproofing membrane being applied across a flat roof and up a parapet

Waterproofing

Waterproofing

Waterproofing is the work of keeping water on the outside of a building. It matters most at the places where one material meets another: where a roof meets a parapet, where a wall meets the ground, where a balcony meets a door threshold. Those junctions are where most water gets in, and they are where this work is concentrated.

9 services in this category

Related work

Arrange a water ingress review
Mortar being worked into a raked brick joint by hand

Masonry and Facade Restoration

Masonry and Facade Restoration

Brick buildings shed water through their surface, their joints and their details. When the mortar recedes, the lintels rust or the parapet opens up, the wall starts holding water instead of shedding it. Restoration work is about returning those details to sound condition in a way that matches how the building was originally put together, rather than covering the problem with something harder and newer.

16 services in this category

Related work

Request a facade review
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Renovation and Construction

Renovation and Construction

Interior projects rarely start with something broken. They start with a layout that has stopped matching how a household lives or how a business trades. The work is as much about sequencing and protecting an occupied space as it is about the building itself, which is why the scope and the programme get agreed before anything comes out.

12 services in this category

Related work

Talk through a renovation
Exterior work under way from a suspended platform above a storefront

Exterior Improvements

Exterior Improvements

The outside of a property does two jobs at once. It keeps weather out and it sets what people think before they get to the door. Siding, painting, windows, decks, walkways and gutters all sit in that overlap, where the practical and the presentable are the same decision.

9 services in this category

Discuss exterior work
Full height access erected against a building elevation

Structural and Concrete Work

Structural and Concrete Work

This is the work underneath everything else. Foundations, slabs, sidewalks, retaining walls, steel and underpinning are rarely what a property owner wants to spend money on, and they are the things that turn expensive fastest when they are left. Structural work is also where an engineer is often involved, and we will say plainly when that is the case.

9 services in this category

Request a structural assessment
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Carpentry and Interior Finishes

Carpentry and Interior Finishes

Finishes are what people actually touch. Framing and drywall decide whether a wall is straight, trim and millwork decide whether a room looks finished or nearly finished, and cabinetry and doors decide whether it still works properly in five years. This is the part of a project where the difference between adequate and good is most visible.

9 services in this category

Talk about interior finishes

How the work runs

The same five steps on every job.

Whether the work is a single lintel or a full exterior, the sequence stays the same. It is what keeps the surprises down.

01

Site assessment

We look at the building, the access and the conditions before offering an opinion.

02

Scope and method

The proposed work, materials and figures are written down for you to review.

03

Protection and setup

Access, safety and surface protection are arranged before work starts.

04

Construction

The work runs to the agreed scope with updates as it progresses.

05

Final review

We walk the finished work together and deal with anything outstanding.

Why it is worth doing properly

Small exterior faults do not stay small.

Water is patient. A hairline crack in a parapet or an open mortar joint lets it in, freezing and thawing widens the gap, and by the time a stain appears on a ceiling the repair has grown well past the original fault.

Catching it early is nearly always the cheaper option, and it is usually the less disruptive one too.

What waiting tends to cost

  • A pointing repair turning into brick replacement
  • A roof patch turning into a deck rebuild
  • A rusted lintel lifting the masonry above it
  • Interior damage on top of the exterior repair
  • Scaffolding hired for longer than it needed to be

Service questions

What owners usually ask first.

Which category does my problem belong to?

You do not need to know. Describe what you can see, where it is and when it happens, and we will tell you which trade it actually is. A leak that looks like roofing is often masonry or drainage.

Do you charge for the first visit?

The initial consultation is free. If a project needs specialist investigation beyond a visual assessment we will tell you before anything is arranged.

Can you take on just one small repair?

Yes. Single repairs are welcome, and often that is the sensible way to deal with a fault before it spreads.

Can several services be done in one visit?

Frequently, and it is usually cheaper. Where access is the largest cost, grouping work onto one scaffold or platform saves paying for that access more than once.

Do you handle the permits and scaffolding?

Where a job needs permits, sidewalk protection or scaffolding, that is covered in the scope so you can see what is included before you commit.

Do you work in winter?

Some work continues year round and some materials need temperatures above a threshold to cure properly. We will tell you honestly which category your project falls into.

Your property deserves a solid plan

Let us take a closer look.

Request a free estimate