How You Could End Up With a Gas Company Violation
As a building owner or landlord, the condition of your gas pipes matters. Having leaking, corroded, damaged and improperly installed gas lines can lead to catastrophic consequences for the occupants of your building as well as the structure. It can also lead to National Grid Shutdowns and gas utility company
Illegal Bathroom Fixture Violations in NYC
Illegal Bathroom Fixture Violations in NYC The Department of Buildings in New York City is fairly strict when it comes to below grade habitable spaces that may be turned into an apartment or a fully functional living space, and it starts with the definitions of cellar and basement. A cellar is considered to be
DOB Plumbing Violations Removal
Have you recently received a DOB plumbing violation? If you have, John Farr can help. He is a licensed master plumber that specializes in removing DOB violations from all types of buildings in NYC, including homes, businesses and multi-unit tenant buildings.? Understanding What Triggers NYC Department of Buildings Plumbing Violations
Cellar Violations Removal
With NYC rentals being so high many people are looking for basement apartments , landlords are seeking to increase their revenue by maximizing their building space. However, it’s important to make sure your apartment is legal. According to an article in Business Insider, more than 300,000 residents live in illegal basement conversions, and if you are the owner of one of those
John Farr Has Acquired the New “Gas Operator Qualification” Certification
Did you know that removing National Grid violations for gas line problems involves utilizing a master plumber in NYC? They do. National Grid gas shutdowns and violations removals must be corrected by a licensed master plumber in NYC who has attained his or her Gas Operator Qualification Certificate work that needs to
Coned Violations Removal
Have you recently received a gas violation from ConEd? Gas violations can occur due to a number of reasons, including you were having work done and the inspector found a problem or one of your residents called the gas company to report a leak or a hazardous situation regarding the gas