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Our expertise and experience allow us to guide your applications through NYC’s Department of Buildings and other agencies and to ensure approvals and permits are obtained quickly and efficiently. From small renovation jobs to full-scale property development, there are many regulations you need to follow for any construction project in New York City. All of these projects require a permit expediter that can manage regulations, zoning rules and building codes.

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All type of permits
Alteration Type I
An Alteration Type-I application is required when there is a major change to the Certificate of Occupancy of a building. Most commonly, an Alteration Type-I Application will be used to change the Maximum Number of Persons for space, to change the Occupancy or Use Group of a space, and/or to change the Description of a space. For more information, you can contact us
Alteration Type II
An Alteration Type-II application is an alteration that doesn’t change the use or occupancy of the building but requires several types of work. An Alteration Type-II Application may be used when there is no change to the Certificate of Occupancy due to the proposed alterations. When an Alteration Type-II is filed under Directive-14, the Applicant or other NYS Registered Professional Engineer or Registered Architect may sign off the application with a Directive-14 Final Inspection. For more information, you can contact us
Alteration Type III
An Alteration Type-III application is a minor alteration that involves only one type of work. For more information, you can contact us
Backflow Prevention Device (RPZ)
(Reduced Pressure Zone Backflow Prevention Device) a device containing two independently acting check valves on both sides of an automatically operated pressure differential relief valve, all located between two resilient seated shutoff valves. Acceptable devices must be listed by the New York State Department of Health. For more information, you can contact us
Court Appearances
Double Check Valve (DCV)< /span>
Device with two single, independently acting check valves, including tightly closing shutoff valves located at each end of the assembly and suitable connections for testing the water tightness of each check valve, and listed by the New York State Department of Health. For more information, you can contact us