New York City · Masonry and restoration, Sidewalk shed and scaffold, Facade engineers
An Unsafe facade filing is a contract waiting to be signed.
NYC buildings with new Unsafe or SWARMP facade filings and Cycle 10 non-filers, delivered daily to masonry, restoration and sidewalk shed contractors.
Why the owner has to hire
About 16,000 NYC buildings taller than six stories fall under the Facade Inspection and Safety Program (Local Law 11). An Unsafe filing obligates the owner to install public protection right away and repair the conditions. Unsafe filings have grown sharply across recent cycles, and civil penalties keep accruing until the work is done.
- Deadline
- Set by the filing and the DOB penalty schedule
- Who buys this feed
- Masonry and restoration, Sidewalk shed and scaffold, Facade engineers
- Markets
- New York City
What we watch
- New FISP filings with Unsafe or SWARMP status
- Buildings in an open sub-cycle that have not filed yet
- ECB facade violations and new sidewalk shed permits
What you get
- Daily list with BIN, owner, managing agent where public, and the filing status
- A forecast of who still has to file as each Cycle 10 sub-cycle opens
Questions
When does the next FISP sub-cycle open?
Cycle 10 Sub-cycle C opens February 21, 2027. BuildTipoff flags the buildings in that sub-cycle that have not yet filed.
Is this the same as SiteCompli or Jack Jaffa?
Those tools alert building owners about their own obligations. BuildTipoff is built for the contractor who does the work, and only one contractor per trade gets each territory.
Own the fisp facade trigger in your ZIPs.
One contractor per trade per territory. Tell us your trade and ZIPs and we'll show you last month's real count.
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