Received a Code Violation?
A violation notice is a formal step, not a friendly reminder. Letting it sit can add fines, liens, and permit holds. We work with you directly to resolve violations, permits, and stop work orders and move the matter toward closure.
Is your notice close at hand?
Stop Work Orders
Hands-on help getting paused projects permitted, corrected, and back underway.
Code Violations
Correction plans and inspection coordination for structural, plumbing, and roofing citations.
Expired Permits
Renew and finalize open permits before a sale or refinance gets complicated.
Violation Resolution Services
We work directly with property owners to resolve notices: planning corrections, coordinating permits and inspections, and documenting compliance.
Building Code Violations
Direct assistance resolving building code violations: reading the notice, organizing corrective work, coordinating permits and inspections, and documenting compliance so the violation can be closed.
Learn more about building code violations →Building Permits
Help with building permits for new, open, expired, or after-the-fact work: identifying what needs a permit, preparing the application package, and coordinating inspections through final sign-off.
Learn more about building permits →Stop Work Orders
Assistance resolving stop work orders: understanding why work was halted, assembling the permits and corrections needed, and coordinating with officials so a project can safely resume.
Learn more about stop work orders →Plumbing Violations
Help resolving plumbing violations such as unpermitted fixtures, drainage or venting defects, water heater installations, and backflow or gas piping items, coordinated with licensed plumbers.
Learn more about plumbing violations →Roofing Violations
Assistance with roofing violations including unpermitted re-roofs, storm damage, failing materials, and drainage or parapet concerns, with permit and inspection coordination through sign-off.
Learn more about roofing violations →Property Line Disputes
Non-legal coordination for property line and boundary issues tied to fences, additions, setbacks, and encroachment notices, including organizing records and working with licensed surveyors and attorneys.
Learn more about property line disputes →Locations
We assist property owners in South Florida; New York City across all five boroughs; Chicago; Philadelphia; and Los Angeles. Choose a location for local guidance.
Requirements, fees, and deadlines vary by issuing office. Always confirm instructions directly with the agency named on your notice.
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Share your notice
Call or send the notice details so we can review the cited items, dates, and issuing office.
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Build the plan
We sort items by urgency, identify permits and licensed trades needed, and set an order of work.
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Coordinate and close
We help move permits and inspections forward and assemble the proof needed to show compliance.
What to gather
- The full notice or posted order, every page
- Photos of each cited condition
- Existing permits, plans, or surveys
- Contractor estimates or invoices
- Any correspondence with the issuing office
What Waiting Can Cost
A code violation notice is an official enforcement step. Missing the response date listed on it can lead to escalating penalties from the local agency.
Daily Fines
Some jurisdictions add penalties each day. A small citation can grow into a significant municipal bill.
Property Liens
Unpaid penalties may become a lien recorded on the property, which can complicate a sale or refinance.
Permit Suspension
Local agencies may pause or revoke permits, licenses, or certificates of occupancy.
Legal Judgments
Ongoing non-compliance can end in court judgments and required corrections paid by the owner.
Request Assistance
Code violation notices usually come with a deadline. Share the details below to outline your situation and what the notice asks of you.
Organized Review
Your notice details are gathered in one place for a clear look.
Plain Explanations
Straightforward options for the specific violation you received.
Simple Submission
One short form covers your property and notice information.
Property Owner Details
If you can, enter the information exactly as it is printed on your violation notice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straightforward answers about property violations and getting back into compliance.