About Violations & Permits
A violation notice or a failed inspection can stall a sale, a refinance or a project. We help property owners understand what the city is asking for, do the corrective work and get the paperwork in order.
We support Local Law 11/98 facade inspection work, permit filings and the repairs behind a violation, so you deal with one contractor instead of several.
What we do
- Reviewing violation notices and what is needed to clear them
- Corrective repairs for violations
- Local Law 11/98 facade inspection support and repairs
- Permit filing support for work that needs one
- Coordination with your architect or engineer
- Paperwork to show the work was completed
When to call us
- You received a violation notice for your building
- A facade inspection report lists unsafe or defective conditions
- You are selling or refinancing and need open items cleared
- You are not sure whether a job needs a permit
- A previous contractor left the paperwork unfinished
How it works
Questions
What is Local Law 11/98?
It is the New York City facade inspection rule for taller buildings. Qualified professionals inspect the exterior walls on a recurring cycle and report unsafe or defective conditions that must be repaired. If you are not sure whether it applies to your building, we can help you find out.
Can you remove a violation from my building?
We do the corrective work the violation requires and help with the paperwork that shows it has been fixed. The city decides when a violation is closed, so we explain each step honestly.
Do you work with my architect or engineer?
Yes. We coordinate with the architect or engineer on your project and follow their drawings and reports.