StructuralManhattanPermit Issued

Structural Beam Replacement and Stair Installation at 20 Jones Street, Manhattan

20 JONES STREET, Manhattan, 10014 · West Village

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What was permitted

This project at 20 Jones Street in Manhattan's West Village involves significant structural upgrades. It includes removing existing wood posts and bearing beams on the first and second floors, replacing them with structural steel, and installing wood blocking under the third-floor roof.

The permit for this work was issued on July 8, 2026, with an estimated project cost of $68,000. D&E REFRIGERATION & AIR C is listed as the general contractor for this structural renovation.

Homeowners in the West Village can expect significant structural work, including steel beam replacement and new stair construction, with an estimated cost of $68,000.

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What it cost

$68,000reported on this filing

Issued

July 8, 2026

Expires

January 1, 2027

License

General Contractor

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Filed by D&E REFRIGERATION & AIR C · 2 permits across 2 neighborhoods

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Tracking number, work description, cost, and dates

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Tracking Number297623608
Work Permit #M01353534-S3-ST
Job Filing Number
Work TypeStructural
StatusPermit Issued
Job DescriptionRemove Wood Posts at 1st Fl & Intermediate Wood Bearing Beams & Joists at Underside 2nd Fl, Replace With Structural Steel at Underside of 2nd Fl, Install Wood Blocking Under 3rd Fl Roof, Install Exterior Steel Stair With Concrete Footing From Ex Rear Deck
Floor / UnitFloor Number(s) 1 through 2, Open Space, Roof Terrace 3 through 3
Estimated Cost$68,000
ApprovedJuly 6, 2026
IssuedJuly 8, 2026
ExpiresJanuary 1, 2027
BBL
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Property Owner

Not Applicable

Julia White

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