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FDNY violation removal in NYC

Received an FDNY violation? Send it to us. We explain exactly what the inspector requires, make the correction and give you the paperwork to clear it, anywhere in the five boroughs.

All five boroughs · Veteran owned and firefighter owned

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What is included

Done right, and on record with the FDNY.

  • Violation reviewed and explained in plain language
  • Extinguisher and kitchen system corrections made on site
  • Paperwork and tags the inspector expects to see
  • Help preparing for the re-inspection
  • One point of contact until it is cleared
  • Ongoing service so it does not happen again

Who we work with in NYC

  • Restaurants
  • Landlords and managing agents
  • Co-op and condo boards
  • Retail stores
  • Offices
  • Contractors

The rules in NYC

What the FDNY requires

The five boroughs follow the New York City Fire Code, which is separate from the rest of the state and enforced by the FDNY.

Enforced by the FDNY Bureau of Fire Prevention under the New York City Fire Code.

Violation orderTells you what to fix and by when.
SummonsHeard at OATH. Fixing the problem does not cancel the hearing.
Certificate of CorrectionFiled by the compliance date. Late corrections bring higher fines.

Send us the violation as soon as you get it. We will tell you exactly what the inspector requires, make the correction and help you get it cleared.

All New York City fire code requirements

Questions

FDNY violation removal in NYC: what to know

Look at the compliance date first, then send us the violation. We review it, explain what the inspector requires, make the correction and give you the paperwork and tags the inspector expects to see.

Need FDNY violation removal in NYC?

Tell us the address and what you need. We will reply with a date and a price.

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