Façade safety is a non-negotiable priority in New York City, where aging buildings, dense pedestrian traffic, and strict regulatory oversight intersect. Scaffolding and sidewalk sheds are essential components of any façade maintenance or restoration project, but navigating the regulatory landscape can be overwhelming. This comprehensive guide breaks down the key rules and requirements that govern…
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible threat that can turn deadly in minutes. In response, New York City has implemented some of the most comprehensive carbon monoxide regulations in the country to protect its densely populated buildings. Whether you’re a property owner, manager, or contractor, understanding and complying with carbon monoxide law in NYC is…
New York City is leading the charge in urban climate policy, and with buildings responsible for nearly 70% of citywide greenhouse gas emissions, the pressure is on commercial property owners to act. Local laws like LL97 are reshaping how buildings are managed and maintained, requiring measurable improvements in sustainability performance. A sustainability audit NYC is an essential…
Cooling towers are vital to HVAC systems in New York City’s high-rise buildings, hospitals, and commercial complexes. However, these systems can also harbor Legionella bacteria, the cause of Legionnaires’ disease — a serious respiratory illness. The 2015 Bronx outbreak highlighted the dire consequences of inadequate maintenance, prompting swift legislative action from city and state agencies. Today, stringent laws…
