Have you recently gotten a work without permit violation? Work Without Permit Violations occur when you have work performed on your building and did not get the appropriate permit. This can result in a stop work order (SWO), which means your project will not be completed in a timely manner.

Have you recently gotten an OATH violation and are wondering how to correct it? The truth is that you must correct the hazardous condition in order to remove the violation from your building’s public record. Let’s take a look at how to complete an OATH violations removal. What are the

Are you facing a gas shutdown in the Bronx? Gas shutdowns occur when the Department of Buildings finds an unsafe situation regarding the gas lines, gas metering or gas appliances in your residential building. Reasons for Gas Shutdowns Bronx In general, gas shutdowns occur when a hazardous condition has been

Correcting Oath Violations Have you recently received an OATH violation? OATH violations are issued by the NYC Department of Buildings. OATH is the acronym for the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings. If you’ve received an OATH violation, it means your building, part of your building or a system within the

Remove Stop Work Order A stop work order is one of the most serious types of violations you can receive from the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB). They are known as SWOs, and they’re issued when a renovation or construction site is deemed unsafe. Violating an SWO can result in fines

DOB Plumbing Violations Removal Have you recently run afoul of New York City’s building codes? In an effort to expand the number of units in your tenant building, you may have been tempted to renovate areas of your building that were previously uninhabitable so that you can earn more money. Unfortunately,