Understanding Local Law 62 NYC and indoor air regulation is essential for building owners, property managers, developers, and engineers in New York City. With tenants and employees spending most of their time indoors, maintaining air quality standards isn’t just good practice—it’s a compliance necessity. VetraCheck’s expert guidance ensures you stay on top of evolving regs while…
Winter in New York City brings more than just snow and freezing temperatures—it introduces a host of challenges for property owners, developers, and construction professionals. The season’s harsh conditions can lead to significant safety hazards, often resulting in violations from the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB). Understanding these common winter-related issues is crucial for maintaining…
In New York City, the responsibility for maintaining sidewalks falls on the shoulders of private property owners. Whether you own a residential townhouse in Park Slope or manage a retail property in SoHo, you are legally required to ensure that the adjacent sidewalk is safe and well-maintained. Ignoring this duty can lead to serious consequences—including…
Navigating the complexities of New York City’s construction and property regulations can be daunting. One critical aspect that property owners, developers, and construction professionals must understand is the classification of violations issued by the Department of Buildings (DOB). These violations are categorized into Class A, B, and C, each carrying varying degrees of severity and…
