Contractor Profile

K.a.i.construction

K.a.i.construction concentrates in temporary construction support in New York City (95% of its 22 segment-eligible permits), with secondary activity across 1 other segment. Its permit record in New York City spans 2002–2008.

First permit: Jan 23, 2002 (9,048d ago)Latest permit: Aug 20, 2008 (6,647d ago)
The sales record
Market
New York City
Active
2002–2008 · 6 yrs
License IDs on their permits
1
Reliable value
—
Coverage
—
Reliable filings
—
Rank in New York City
#12,843
Permits (all-time, all segments)
47
Filings 90d
0
Filings 30d
0
Latest permit
Aug 20, 2008
Typical project sizeNot enough valued permits to summarize.
Where they work
Firmographics
License & registration IDs on file
  • 0004317

As named in the permit records — identifiers we surface, not verified state licensure.

Direct contactNot in our data — we don’t fabricate firmographics.
What we won’t fabricate

K.a.i.construction has 47 permits, but too few carry a value we can stand behind — so their reliable value shows as a dash (—), never a guess. They still rank by volume; the dollar figure stays honest.

—Below our reliability threshold — too few filings carry a value we stand behind
Service area

Typical service area ~1 mi in New York City

The p90 footprint of where K.a.i.construction has pulled permits in New York City — drawn from 47 mapped permits. It reflects detected permit activity, not a guaranteed service-area claim.

  • NYC47
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Recent permits

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Aug 20, 2008
152 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Jun 5, 2008
152 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Jan 19, 2007
1087 Dekalb Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Jan 10, 2006
470 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Multifamily Alteration
Residential
—
Jan 10, 2006
470 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Jan 10, 2006
470 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Temporary Construction Support
—
Aug 22, 2005
417 Hart Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Aug 11, 2005
208 South 3 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Jun 15, 2005
417 Hart Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Temporary Construction Support
—
Jun 15, 2005
417 Hart Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Mar 2, 2005
208 South 3 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Jan 9, 2004
208 South 3 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
—
Jan 9, 2004
208 South 3 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Dec 17, 2003
241 South 2 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Aug 29, 2003
applied Aug 27, 2003
241 South 2 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Aug 29, 2003
9 New Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
—
Aug 27, 2003
applied Aug 19, 2003
241 South 2 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Jan 7, 2003
applied Dec 19, 2002
241 South 2 Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
Residential
—
Sep 18, 2002
9 New Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
—
Jun 19, 2002
9 New Montrose Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Temporary Construction Support
—
Sites K.a.i.construction returns to3 in New York City

Addresses where K.a.i.construction has pulled repeat permits and the site itself has a deep permit history (25+ permits, all contractors). Each links to that parcel’s full record.

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