Flat Fee Cost - $350
Who is affected?
This rule is applicable to all buildings located within New York City, regardless of their height, as long as they have parapets that are visible from the public right-of-way. However, detached 1 or 2 family homes and buildings equipped with barriers that prevent public access to the exterior wall are exempt from this requirement.
Why do I need a Parapet Inspection?
NYC has enacted Local Law 126 which applies to all buildings up to 6 Stories which adjoin a sidewalk, roadway or any other public space. This is to protect public safety by identifying items that are in danger of detaching which could cause harm to those below.
What is a parapet wall?
A parapet wall is generally defined as the perimeter wall above the roof line of a building primarily found on flat roofs.
What other included items are required to be inspected?
Building Attachments: This includes items such as: Fire Escapes, Cornices, Chimneys, Ornamental Attachments, Railings, Etc.
Facade: This includes the condition of masonry or any other siding material in terms of its observed structural condition.