Curb address painting in Queens

Queens addresses are unlike any others in the city, and drivers who don’t know them can struggle. A clear number on the curb gives them a helping hand.

  • No need to be home
  • We only paint after you confirm
  • Black numbers on a white background

Request painting

$100 per curb. Reduced rates for multiple curbs.

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Built for Queens addresses

Many Queens addresses are hyphenated, such as 108-20 on a street, avenue, road or drive that shares a number with its neighbors. It is a logical system, but it can confuse out-of-town drivers and misdirect a delivery app.

The borough also has more than its share of detached and semi-detached houses, many of them set back behind a lawn or driveway. A number at the curb means nobody has to read a porch from the road.

Most Queens ZIP codes start with 111, 113, 114 or 116. Detached homes in northeast Queens suit a new curb number, while garden co-ops can run a community program so that every address follows one format.

Things we plan for in Queens

  • Hyphenated numbers, painted as written
  • Houses set back from the street
  • Corner lots with confusing frontage
  • Attached rows and garden co-ops

Neighborhoods in Queens

This isn’t a complete list. If you are anywhere in Queens, you are in our area.

  • Astoria
  • Long Island City
  • Forest Hills
  • Rego Park
  • Kew Gardens
  • Flushing
  • Bayside
  • Whitestone
  • College Point
  • Fresh Meadows
  • Jamaica Estates
  • Ozone Park
  • Howard Beach
  • Douglaston
  • Little Neck
  • Rockaway Park

Curb painting in Queens: questions

Can you fit a hyphenated address on my curb?

Yes. We space the digits and the hyphen so that the full address reads clearly.

Do you work with garden co-ops?

Yes. Complexes like these are a good fit for our community programs, since every address follows one format.

I have a driveway apron across the front. Where does the number go?

We will paint on a suitable stretch of curb next to it. Add a note to your request if space is tight.

We also work in Brooklyn, Nassau County and the Bronx. See every area on the service area map.

Get a curb number in Queens

One curb is $100, with reduced rates for multiple curbs. Send your address, and we will follow up if we are able to complete your job.