Curb address painting in the Bronx
Hills, waterfront lanes and busy avenues all make addresses harder to spot. A number at the curb gives drivers a clear reference point.
- 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.
Finding addresses in the Bronx
The Bronx has a real mix of housing: large houses on the hills of Riverdale, bungalows in the waterfront communities near Throgs Neck and City Island, and two-families and apartment buildings across the rest of the borough.
On sloped streets, in private communities and on narrow lanes, house numbers can be especially hard to see. A curb number puts your address where headlights land first.
Bronx ZIP codes start with 104. Hillside homes in Riverdale suit a new curb number, waterfront associations can use a community program, and worn numbers can be repainted.
Things we plan for in the Bronx
- Sloped streets and retaining walls
- Narrow waterfront lanes
- Multi-family buildings
- Parking on busy residential blocks
Neighborhoods in the Bronx
This isn’t a complete list. If you are anywhere in the Bronx, you are in our area.
- Riverdale
- Fieldston
- Kingsbridge
- Pelham Bay
- Throgs Neck
- Country Club
- City Island
- Morris Park
- Pelham Parkway
- Woodlawn
- Wakefield
- Parkchester
- Schuylerville
- Edgewater Park
Curb painting in the Bronx: questions
Can you paint in a private community?
Yes, with the approval of whoever manages the community. We can coordinate directly with your association.
What if my curb is on a steep street?
A slope is rarely a problem. We need a stable stretch of curb that is clear of traffic while we work.
Do you paint for apartment buildings?
Yes. See the options for multi-family buildings.
We also work in Manhattan, Westchester County and Queens. See every area on the service area map.
Get a curb number in the Bronx
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.