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Lead paint in residential units was banned in 1978 due to health concerns. Lead dust, which comes from lead paint, is the most common source of lead poisoning for people and pets.
There’s a code for that! The city’s building code §27-351 and section 804.1 address compliance of interior floor finishes and fire standards.
New York City has rules and regulations for bathrooms, which when not met, can bring violations and penalties.
Interior wall finishes must follow NYC code 801.1 and National Fire Protection Association [NFPA] code 286 to maintain appropriate fire resistance inside buildings.
Parapets, initially used for military fort defense, today serve as guard rails to conceal equipment, like rooftop HVAC systems.
The NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) allows minor alterations and ordinary repairs to a property without a special permit as found in building code section §28-105.4.2.
The number of fires each year in New York City measures in the thousands, and for many people, fire escapes are their lifeline.
Electrostatic paint is a cutting-edge product that provides a strong, durable, very even coat to any surface. Positively-charged particles are emitted from a special spray gun to paint negatively charged grounded surfaces.
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