Every façade inspection and repair program starts with access. Getting an inspector, an engineer or a repair crew safely onto a New York City façade means the right rigging, the right sidewalk protection and coordination with the building and the public below.
Because LINE owns its access systems and rigging, schedules are driven by your project rather than a rental company’s availability — and the same team that sets up the access can perform the investigation and repairs that follow.
Services We Provide
- Suspended scaffolding
- Swing stages
- Sidewalk sheds
- Urban Umbrella sheds
- Rigging and outriggers
- Rope access
- FISP inspection access
- Façade investigations, investigative probes and public protection
Scope of Work
Access Systems
- Suspended scaffolding and swing stages
- Rigging and outrigger setups
- Rope access where appropriate
Public Protection
- Sidewalk sheds, including Urban Umbrella sheds
- Controlled site access and protection
- Coordination with building operations
Inspection Support
- FISP inspection access for your inspector
- Façade investigations and investigative probes
- Restoration of probe locations
The LINE Approach
Access is planned around the inspection and the repairs together, so equipment goes up once and stays useful. Safety planning, public protection and coordination with building management are part of every setup.
Recent Projects
14 Wall StreetRestoration of a 42-story landmark building in Manhattan’s Financial District, including façade and upper tower repairs and a…362 St. Nicholas AvenueLINE Construction Group completed Local Law 11 façade restoration, including extensive investigative probes, structural evaluations, and rooftop bulkhead…
11–15 St. Nicholas AvenueLINE Construction Group completed façade restoration repairs, including a 5,000 SF roof replacement, parapet reconstruction, and bulkhead repairs.
Brooklyn Navy YardControlled demolition of a 120-foot historic brick smokestack within the Brooklyn Navy Yard.