We keep New York City buildings over six stories ahead of their FISP deadlines - coordinating the QEWI inspection, the DOB filing, and progress inspections on any required repairs so nothing falls between them.
Facade Compliance NYC is a service brand of Synergetic Ventures, LLC, focused on one thing: getting a building through its Facade Inspection Safety Program cycle cleanly. FISP, still widely known as Local Law 11, requires every building taller than six stories to have its exterior walls examined every five years and a report filed with the Department of Buildings. Most owners do not fail that process because the law is complicated. They fall behind because it involves three different parties - the inspecting engineer, the repair contractor, and the DOB filing - and no one owns the handoffs between them.
That is the gap we close. We hold your deadline, arrange the Qualified Exterior Wall Inspector, manage the DOB NOW: Safety filing, and progress-inspect any repairs the examination turns up to confirm they meet code, so your report reaches an accepted status without an emergency at the end of your window.

The way we run a facade cycle, and the standards we hold ourselves to.
FISP critical examinations are performed by Qualified Exterior Wall Inspectors - New York State licensed professional engineers or registered architects. We do not perform or file inspections we are not qualified to.
Our deadlines, penalties, and cycle information are drawn from current NYC Department of Buildings rules. We tell you what the law actually requires for your building, not a scare number.
Scope and pricing scale with the building and are confirmed with you in writing before any inspection or repair work begins. No surprise invoices.
We coordinate FISP inspections and DOB compliance filing across all five boroughs.
The densest FISP market in the city, from prewar co-ops to modern towers.
Manhattan →Prewar apartment houses, converted lofts, and new mid-rise, all under FISP.
Brooklyn →From Long Island City towers to dense apartment corridors across the borough.
Queens →A large stock of prewar apartment houses where proactive maintenance pays off.
The Bronx →Taller apartment, institutional, and commercial buildings over six stories.
Staten Island →FISP inspection, DOB filing, and progress inspections that keep required repairs on code.
View services →Send us your address and we will confirm whether FISP applies, which sub-cycle you are in, and when your report is due - at no charge.
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