Scaffolding, sheds, barriers and fencing for Staten Island buildings and construction sites, from a Brooklyn team that’s worked across all five boroughs since 2004.
Staten Island is one of our five boroughs, full stop. Our crews come over from Brooklyn with the same services and the same setup they use everywhere else, and the people who build it are the ones who take it down.
Calls from the island tend to fall into two groups. Owners and managers with facade or exterior work on a building that’s already there, and contractors who need a site fenced and secured before the first truck shows up. Either way, we start with the address and what needs to happen there.
All of it, from the North Shore down to the South Shore. What we bring depends on the job.
A construction site usually gets temporary fencing rental around the lot, with jersey barrier rental along the side that faces traffic. On a facade, flat walls take frame scaffolding, while a building with an odd shape gets pipe scaffolding built to fit it. If the work hangs over a public sidewalk, sidewalk shed installation keeps people covered underneath.
Last updated: November 5, 2026
DOT’s Holiday Construction Embargo runs every day from November 15, 2026, to January 2, 2027, 6 AM to 11:59 PM, and Staten Island gets its own list. The Borough Hall area in St. George is on it, bounded by Victory Boulevard, Wall Street, Richmond Terrace and St. Marks Place, boundary streets included.
Victory Boulevard is listed from the West Shore Expressway to Slosson Avenue, and Hylan Boulevard from Guyon Avenue to Steuben Street. Forest Avenue is covered from the Staten Island Expressway to Victory Boulevard, and Richmond Avenue from Victory Boulevard to Oakdale Street.
In that window, routine street and sidewalk work under DOT permits at those locations needs sign-off from DOT’s Office of Construction Mitigation and Coordination. Emergency work needs a DOT emergency number. DOT’s full list has every location.
The island is also where the NYC Marathon starts, so each fall the race brings temporary construction restrictions around the start area and the route toward the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. Check DOT’s embargo notices for the dates before scheduling work nearby.
The holiday list mostly follows the main commercial roads. A storefront on Hylan Boulevard or Forest Avenue is far more likely to be affected than a house on a side street. If your site is on a listed road and your permits are already in hand, we can install before the embargo starts.
If not, plan for a January start: there’s little time to get new permits before the embargo, and during it, work on these roads needs DOT’s approval. We’ll check the address when you call.
Staten Island follows the same citywide requirements as the other boroughs. On the island, as everywhere, DOB permits the scaffold and shed work and DOT permits use of the street and sidewalk.
Our Brooklyn team works in all five boroughs. On Staten Island, the team that fences your site or builds your scaffold and shed is the team that removes it. One call covers the whole job.
Call (929) 566-7313 with the address, or send it through the form with the building or site type, the services you need and your start date.
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