Got a Code Violation? We'll Help You Fix It.
Violation curing for homeowners and businesses across Nassau County. Free consultation.
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Got a violation notice, summons or appearance ticket? Don't ignore it.
- All of Nassau CountyTowns, cities and villages.
- We handle the paperworkRecords, survey, plans and filing.
- Have a court date?Ask about our engagement letter.
How We Fix Violations
- Free consultation
- We review the violation and court date
- Your engagement letter
- Survey, plans and filing
- Inspections and close-out
Violation jobs typically take 4–8 weeks.**Typical time is based on an average violation job, assuming no extra work or construction needs to be done and the building department accepts the permit application.
Common Violations We Cure
Illegal basement apartments
Often fixed by removing the extra kitchen.
Mother-daughter permits
Missing, expired or due for renewal.
Fences without a permit
Usually need a survey and a site plan.
Finished basements
Often legalized as a family room or storage.
Illegal apartments
Extra units in attics or additions.
Open and expired permits
Often found on a title search before a sale.
We also fix sheds, decks, pools, garage conversions, AC and electrical work, and commercial violations, including ones left by a prior tenant.
Bought a Home With a Mother-Daughter?
- Mother-daughter permits don't transfer. All owners must get their own permits.
- We do these. We file the permits and plans.
- Rules vary by town. Need a variance? We can refer you to a zoning/land-use attorney.
Have a Court Date? Ask About Our Engagement Letter.
- We provide an engagement letter you can give the town as proof that you are working to fix the violation.
- We don't go to court.
Legal questions? Ask the court or your attorney.
Violation Questions
I got a violation notice. What should I do first?
Don't ignore it. Send us a photo of the notice with your name and phone number, or call/text 516-399-0139. We'll explain what's needed to cure it.
Will you go to court for me?
No, we don't go to court. Once you hire us, we provide an engagement letter you can give the town as proof that you are working to fix the violation. For legal questions, talk to the court or your attorney.
How long does it take to cure a violation?
Violation jobs typically take 4–8 weeks. It varies by town and scope, and assumes no extra work or construction needs to be done and the building department accepts the permit application.
Is the process different in a village or city?
It's similar everywhere in Nassau County.
Do I need a survey or plans?
Usually, yes. Towns typically want a current survey, and many violations need drawings of what was built. We order the survey for you with no markup.
What do you do for a mother-daughter permit?
We pull your certificate of occupancy and permit history, explain your town's rules, and file the permits and plans. Rules vary by town. We don't give legal advice.
Can my illegal basement apartment be legalized?
It depends on your town's zoning rules. We'll review your property records in a free consultation. If it needs a variance, we'll refer you to a zoning/land-use attorney.
Hours
- Monday
- 8:30am–8:30pm
- Tuesday
- 8:30am–8:30pm
- Wednesday
- 8:30am–8:30pm
- Thursday
- 8:30am–8:30pm
- Friday
- 8:30am–8:30pm
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
After-hours and weekend messages are answered the next business day.
Prefer to talk? Call or text 516-399-0139.