Local Law 152 requires that NYC building owners have their building's gas piping tested periodically to ensure there are no leaks and all piping is up to NYC code.
All buildings in NYC, other than single and two-family dwellings, require an inspection in the first 4-year cycle. Buildings without gas service require certification from a licensed design professional that gas is not being used in the building, and buildings with gas require an inspection as detailed by Local Law 152 (2016), with final rules published 9/23/19.
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Inspections are required every 4 years. This represents a change that was included in the final rule to ensure compliance with the law.
$10,000.00
120 days from the date of inspection for minor issues, an additional 60 days for a total of 180 days can be requested to address major issues. If gas service is interrupted, then repairs must be completed and certified prior to the re-establishment of gas service.
No, the law does not require pressure testing. A Combustible Gas Indicator Device (gas sniffer) is utilized by the inspector to detect gas leaks.
You must engage a Licensed Master Plumber to make any required repairs the plumber will:
You must engage a Licensed Master Plumber to make any required repairs the plumber will:
No, you can use any properly qualified plumber to make the repairs. However, the repairs must be certified by the plumber who performed the original inspection.
An advance inspection will not meet the DOB filing requirements and an LL152 inspection conducted within the prescribed timeframe for your building will still be required.
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