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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 classes of OATH violations?

The NYC Department of Buildings classifies OATH violations into three categories including:

  • Immediately Hazardous – Class 1 – Can cause immediate harm
  • Major(ly) Hazardous – Class 2 – Are not immediately hazardous but still harmful to safety, life and health
  • Less(er) Hazardous – Class 3 – Least hazardous for life, safety and health but still a serious concern

How to correct your OATH violation

Performing an OATH violations removal requires completing three steps.

1. Read your summons/violation letter

Make sure to read your violation letter. The letter will include the property owner’s name and address as well as the condition that needs to be corrected. It will also contain a date by which the condition must be repaired as well as a hearing date. If you’re not sure that your building has a violation, you can look up your building in the BIS system.

2. Correct the Condition

Once you determine what is wrong with your building, you must hire the appropriate contractor. Make sure the contractor is licensed, bonded and legally allowed to perform work in NYC. Once you hire the contractor, they will read your letter, determine the best course of action for correcting the problem, pull all the required permits and fix the problem in accordance with all current NYC building codes. Your contractor should also provide you with the information you need to submit to the NYC DOB, including any pictures.

3. Submit the required paperwork to the NYC DOB

Lastly, submit the paperwork to the NYC DOB, including a Certificate of Correction. It’s important to note that you may still have to attend your hearing date even if you correct the violation. Therefore, it’s best to double-check the date and make inquiries as to whether or not you need to attend.

Oath Violations Removal with John Farr

If you need OATH violations removal to correct a plumbing situation, contact John Farr. He has decades of experience when it comes to identifying and correcting OATH violations. He can even work with other contractors if you have more than one type of violation.

To remove the OATH violations for plumbing from your property, give John Farr a call at 917-324-2535.

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