Multiple agencies, one property
Building, housing, fire, and environmental matters can be handled by different city offices. Sorting each open item by the agency that issued it is usually the first step toward a workable plan.
Code Violation Help in New York City
New York City covers five boroughs with very different building stock, from high-rise co-ops to detached homes. Violations may come from more than one city agency, and a single property can carry several open items at once.
Overview for New York City property owners
Open items follow the property
Older violations and unfinished permits often appear during a sale, refinance, or board review. We help pull together what is outstanding and what proof the issuing office may need to close it.
Borough differences matter
Density, building age, and typical construction vary widely between boroughs. Use the borough pages below for guidance that fits your property type.
Requirements, fees, and deadlines vary by issuing office. Always confirm instructions directly with the agency named on your notice. We are a private service, not a government agency.
Applicable services
Documents to gather
Having these ready makes the first conversation faster.
- Every violation notice or summons, with all pages
- Any hearing dates or respondent paperwork
- Certificate of occupancy or building records you have
- Contractor and design professional contact details
- Board, managing agent, or lender requests mentioning the violations
The five boroughs
Talk through your New York City notice
Call us or send a request with your notice details. Outcomes are decided by the issuing agency.