Curb number repainting in New York
If you have to squint at your own curb, a stranger in a hurry doesn’t stand a chance. We bring worn numbers back to full contrast for $100 per curb.
What wears a curb number out
New York is hard on curbs, from Staten Island to Suffolk County. Snow plows scrape them, road salt eats at paint, and street sweepers pass week after week. Tires rub the face of the curb when people parallel park, and street resurfacing can leave a number partly buried.
None of that means you did anything wrong. It just means the number needs repainting. Here is the standard we bring it back to:
Signs it’s time
- You can’t read the number from the driver’s seat
- The white background has gone gray or patchy
- One or more digits have chipped away
- New paving covers part of the number
- The number is wrong or belongs to an old address
How a repaint differs from a new number
More prep
We remove what is loose so that fresh paint bonds to the curb, not to flaking layers.
A full reset
You get a new white base and new numerals, not a touch-up over old digits.
Painting over someone else’s work
It doesn’t matter who did the old number. We bring it up to our standard.
Repainting a whole street or property? It usually makes sense as an HOA program. First time with a painted number? Start with curb address painting. You can also browse more answers in the FAQ.
Curb number repainting near you
We work throughout New York City, Long Island and Westchester County.
Bring your number back
One curb is $100, with reduced rates for multiple curbs. Send your address and a short note on what the curb looks like now.