Starting on July 27th, 2026, the NYC Department of Buildings will begin collecting filing fees for Local Law 152 certifications. If you own a building subject to Local Law 152, here’s what’s… Read More
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Sometimes, but not always. Under NYC Local Law 152, certain newer buildings with gas piping systems may qualify for a 10-year exemption from the initial gas piping inspection requirement. However,… Read More
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A Licensed Master Plumber (LMP) in New York City is a professional who is fully licensed by the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) to perform, supervise, and certify plumbing and… Read More
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Recent updates to NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) requirements have added an important step to Local Law 152 gas piping inspections. If you’re a building owner, property manager, or board… Read More
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Recent updates to NYC Local Law 152 have expanded the scope of required gas piping inspections, and it’s something building owners and property managers need to be aware of. As… Read More
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GPS1 vs GPS2: What NYC Building Owners Need to Know If you own or manage a building in New York City, you’ve likely heard the terms GPS1 and GPS2 in… Read More
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When it’s time to schedule a Local Law 152 gas piping inspection, many building owners focus on price. While cost is always a consideration, choosing an inspector based on price… Read More
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This is one of the most common questions NYC building owners ask when reviewing their Local Law 152 obligations: If my building doesn’t have gas, do I still need to… Read More
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If you own or manage a building in New York City with gas piping, you are required by law to complete a periodic gas piping inspection under NYC Local Law… Read More
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Recently, the NYC Department of Buildings sent out Notices of Gas Piping System Certification Violation – Failure to File related to the Local Law 152 Cycle 2, Subcycle A inspection… Read More
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