Concrete & Masonry · Public-Work Contractors

Ed's Concrete, Inc.

Concrete or masonry contractor in Keeseville, New York

Active in New York DOL RecordsData Downloaded November 6, 2026

Ed's Concrete, Inc. appears as active in the New York State Department of Labor Contractor Registry records we downloaded on November 6, 2026, under contractor registry certificate number 26-69TQK-CR, expiring July 22, 2028. Confirm the current status with the state before you sign, because records change daily.

Official Record

Certificate number
26-69TQK-CR
Type
Contractor Registry Certificate
Status
Active (when downloaded)
Issued
July 22, 2026
Expires
July 22, 2028
What this is
A public-work registration, not a license. New York has no statewide general contractor license.
Business type
Corporation
Workers’ compensation
Registry says yes
Source
New York State Department of Labor Contractor Registry, downloaded November 6, 2026

Contact

Trades
Concrete & Masonry · Public-Work Contractors
Location
Keeseville, NY 12944
Phone
(518) 834-2010

Map of Keeseville

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Before You Hire

Typical lead time is one to several weeks, depending on weather. Ask:

  • What is your license number, and which state or city issued it?
  • Can you send a current certificate of liability insurance and proof of workers’ compensation?
  • Will the contract list the scope, materials, price, start and finish dates and payment schedule?
  • Who pulls the permits, and are they included in the price?
  • Who will run the job day to day, and will you use subcontractors?

All 8 questions to ask →

New York Rules

New York has no statewide general contractor license, and cities or counties set the rules. Threshold: None statewide; cities such as New York City and Buffalo have their own rules. Read the New York license summary.

  • Ask about base preparation, thickness, reinforcement and control joints.
  • Weather affects both schedule and quality when pouring.

Wrong or out of date? Records come from the state, so corrections go to the state board first; we pick up changes at the next refresh, or tell us. A listing is not an endorsement.

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