🏠 Housing Violations, Solved: Quality-of-Housing Repairs & Inspection Clearance
Housing violations are issued when a property fails to meet health, safety, or maintenance standards. In New York City, these are handled by the HPD (Department of Housing Preservation and Development). In other cities, they fall under the Environmental Control Board or a local Code Compliance Officer.
Regardless of location, these cases always require an inspection to confirm correction before the violation can be cleared.
🚨 Common Types of Housing Violations
- No heat, hot water, or ventilation
- Broken or unsafe stairways, floors, or railings
- Leaks, mold, or water damage
- Pest infestations or unsanitary conditions
- Improper electrical or plumbing work
- Missing smoke/CO detectors or window guards
🧰 How We Help
- Review the violation notice and determine the responsible agency (HPD, Code Enforcement, or ECB)
- Coordinate licensed contractors and specialists to correct the cited issues
- Schedule and prepare for follow-up inspections
- File all required certifications of correction and supporting photos or reports
- Represent owners in hearings or agency meetings when needed
Ongoing support: we help you hire qualified maintenance professionals to prevent future housing code violations and maintain compliance year-round.
💰 Fine Reduction & Settlement
Unresolved housing violations can carry civil penalties and daily fines. Once the repairs are complete, we assist with:
- Filing documentation proving correction and inspection clearance
- Submitting requests for fine mitigation or dismissal
- Negotiating reduced penalties for long-outstanding cases
- Ensuring official “Closed – Complied” status in city or agency databases
🕐 Why Act Now
Housing violations affect property value, financing, and tenant safety. Taking action now avoids compounding fines, failed inspections, and legal escalation — while restoring your building’s compliance and reputation.
📞 Contact Us
Building Violation LLC
Phone: (866) 545-4440
Email: info@BuildingViolation.com
Web: www.BuildingViolation.com